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A man who raided his mother’s home three times to feed his drug habit was ordered to attend drug treatment court. Magistrates’ Court heard on Monday that Paul Williams, 40, stole a 32in television from the Southampton home of Paulette Godfrey on Frid...

Dozens of cameras collected by an enthusiast have been used to create a display to show how photographic technology has evolved. Collection owner Dieter Wälzholz said he wanted to share his hobby with a wider audience and found a home for his cameras...

Teachers not informed of a possible class cut at their school were disrespected, the shadow education minister said yesterday. Cole Simons said that parents had not been provided with adequate information about public school enrolment problems. Mr ...

Stroke patients will have access to “the best possible chance at full recovery”, thanks to a link-up between the Bermuda Hospitals Board and Johns Hopkins Medicine. The move, welcomed as a “dream come true” by campaigners, will see a primary stroke c...

Medical cannabis will come under the spotlight at an information session today. Debra Kimless, an anaesthesiologist and chief medical director for Maryland-based medical cannabis grower ForwardGro, will discuss medical uses for the drug at a free eve...

The Bermuda Society for the Blind has changed its name to Vision Bermuda to make more clear its mission to help everyone with sight problems. David Petty, the charity’s chairman, said that the name coincided with a drive to provide improved services ...

Prison authorities failed to reach a decision on whether to release records about sex offenders under Bermuda’s public access to information law. But the Department of Corrections said it was now working with the Information Commissioner’s Office to ...

Warwick Academy students now have a window on to the world of Bermuda’s threatened bluebirds, including their battles to survive. Thanks to a hidden camera, students and staff were treated to a live feed of chicks hatching in the school’s bluebird bo...

Britain is to reduce the amount of information available publicly on its companies register after thousands complained their data could be used by fraudsters. The move is part of an overhaul of operations at Companies House, which oversees the UK reg...

Debris has languished for months at a West End dock with the Government failing to tackle illegal dumping, a Southampton resident has complained. Jessica Riederer said that debris at Ely’s Harbour Dock in Sandys had yet to be removed, despite her fla...