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Police have yet to be called in over a data breach at Bermudian-based international law firm Appleby. A police spokesman confirmed yesterday that the service had not received a complaint about a cyberattack at the firm. The spokesman said: “Followi...

The popular Lion Rock landmark was destroyed by excavations by the owner of the property, it was revealed yesterday. Readers sent The Royal Gazette photographs that showed Lion Rock being demolished when a barge equipped with a crane excavated the co...

An unfair burden is placed on the victims of sexual abuse and harassment to speak up, Senator Andrew Simons said yesterday. Mr Simons, of the One Bermuda Alliance, called on the community to step up and address the behaviour, which he said happens i...

Almost 200 turtles were plucked from the island’s waters this August as the Bermuda Turtle Project continued its conservation work. While fewer turtles were found at offshore sites, the number of small turtles found closer to shore have risen. A spok...

Bermuda Strongman Competition is back this month to tackle health problems by making exercise fun again. The second instalment of the annual event that will push competitors to their limits, will raise money for charity while also providing young bl...

Desmond Crockwell, the creator of anti-violence magazine Visonz, has issued a rallying call to Bermuda’s sports and community clubs to take a more prominent role in ending gang violence. Crockwell would also like to see more teachers, principals, co...

Lion Rock, one of Bermuda’s famous natural monuments and a noted tourist attraction appears to have been destroyed. “It’s a great loss for Bermuda, and a personal loss,” said Wendell Hollis, who spent his early years at the property by Harrington Sou...

Whenever Jennifer Simmons hits rock bottom, the Bermuda Lupus Association is her lifeline. “Once upon a time I used to make plans but now I take it day by day,” said Ms Simmons, who discovered this year that lupus was behind her mystery sickness and ...

Ghost of the departed times are resurrected to tell their stories for the St George’s hit, Haunted History. The East End’s popular ghost tour will run from tomorrow until October 31, starting at 8.30pm, and will offer 80 minutes of sights and frights...

One of Bermuda’s most prestigious art competitions became embroiled in controversy after a prize winner was accused of submitting a modified version of another artist’s work. Scott Stallard won a Judge’s Choice award worth $2,000 this month with his ...