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The following was written for Amnesty International about Warwick Academy’s Human Rights Project on its fifth anniversary as part of Amnesty International’s human rights-friendly schools project, and publicised worldwide on its website Warwick Acad...

Sculptor Sandra Vlock has been vacationing on the island, on and off, for 40 years. But it wasn’t until her brother, Michael Vlock, built a house in Tucker’s Town in 2010 that she really got to know the community. “Over the last several years I hav...

Some people spend retirement travelling, relaxing and playing golf; Richard Lee is spending his golden years stamping envelopes and lifting boxes. The 66-year-old spends almost every day volunteering at cancer charity Pals. “I’ve become a piece of th...

When vocal artist Blac says he does reggae, rap and sings, he gets some baffled looks. People often ask: “but what do you really do?” “People try to box me in,” said the 34-year-old known for songs like Inyani and Deep Love. “Instead of trying to f...

If your goal this new year is to get closer to God, Marvin Stovell’s new book could help you get there. I Choose the Best Room tells of Mr Stovell’s transformative spiritual journey and provides insight into how others can find special purpose and th...

NEW YEAR’S EVE • St Philip AME Church in Smiths: New Year’s Eve service at 10.30pm on the topic The Other Side Of Through with Rev Dr Larry E Dixon, Pastor. • Heard Chapel AME Church: invites you to join us at 10.30pm on New Year’s Eve as we gather t...

DJ Spin Citi got his start as a teenager, playing the music at parties for his friends. Years later he is the official DJ for reggae singer Gyptian, and travels the world mixing tunes. He will be on the island next week at Toast the New Year, an all-...

Michael Robinson If I were a champagne producer, my new year’s wish might be that the results of my efforts would not be limited to enjoyment on special occasions. After all, the Sun King Louis XIV, who ruled from age four until he was 76, was advi...

Along with my classmates, I spent a week on the Endeavour programme at Dockyard. We did lots of theory and practical lessons during the week, all related to sailing. During our classroom theory lessons we actually built a small boat using clay an...

Clark Jeffrey’s love affair began seven years ago. It was then he had his first cello lessons with the Menuhin Foundation as part of a programme offered through Saltus Grammar School. Six months later, he signed up for private classes with Menuhin te...