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Traffic advisory: No through traffic at KEMH Saturday 24 June 2023

Tuesday 20 June 2023: There will be no through traffic at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital between Point Finger Road and Berry Hill Road from 8am to 4pm on Saturday 24 June 2023.

Anyone needing to access services in the Acute Care Wing should enter the hospital campus from Point Finger Road and use the visitor parking there.

Anyone needing to access services in General Wing should enter the hospital campus via Berry Hill Road and use the visitor parking there.

The access restrictions are due a crane lift of heavy equipment on the campus.

For your safety and the safety of others, please comply with erected barriers and directions of personnel at the site.

20 June 2023 News

BHB Traffic Advisory: No through traffic at KEMH 17 June 2023

Tuesday 13 June 2023: There will be no through traffic at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital between Point Finger Road and Berry Hill Road from 8am to 4pm on Saturday 17 June 2023.

All people needing to access services in the Acute Care Wing should enter the hospital campus from Point Finger Road and use the visitor parking there.

All people needing to access services in the General Wing should enter the hospital campus via Berry Hill Road and use the visitor parking there.

The access restrictions are due a crane lift of heavy equipment on the campus.

For your safety and the safety of others, please comply with erected barriers and directions of personnel at the site.

13 June 2023 News

KEMH asphalt resurfacing works

22 February 2019: There will be no through vehicular traffic on the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH) campus from Berry Hill Road to Point Finger Road this weekend.

Asphalt sealing work will take place on the section of roadway between KEMH’s General Wing and its Acute Care Wing (ACW). This section of road will be closed from Saturday and reopen on Monday 25 February.

Work will also be underway in the ACW visitor parking lot. Please adhere to signage and traffic barriers installed to ensure safe vehicular and pedestrian access is maintained throughout the works.

Bermuda Hospitals Board apologies for any inconvenience caused.

22 February 2019 News