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Oliver Simmons thinks there’s something special about a Triumph motorcycle. “They make this deep sound,” said the 72-year-old. “If you get, say, six of them going up Knapton Hill, it sounds like jet planes coming in. “You can get a lot of speed out ...

Jonathan Butler grew up in South Africa, hit the charts in the United Kingdom and now lives in Los Angeles. So it is no surprise that he calls his unique fusion of R&B, gospel and jazz, simply “world music”. “I’m a world music artist,” said the 56-y...

TODAY • St James’s Church: Come and enjoy a variety of foods, crafts, plants and bingo at our Christmas fair. There will also be a fun castle and children’s games, great music by Somerset Brigade Band and a visit from Santa over lunch time. 10am to 4...

The team of Jean Johnson, Marge Way, David Sykes, Edward Betteto and Fabian Hupe are the 2017 Open Teams Champions after a volatile second session. The Johnson team had a handy lead after last Monday’s first session and appeared to have a grip on th...

Before coming to know the Lord at the age of 32, Judith Brooks was a high school dropout, not sure of what her life’s purpose was. Then the divorced mother-of-two got to know God — and realised how much more was possible for her, both personally and ...

Jennifer Mahoney always thought working for a charity would be fabulous. What could be more fun than helping people for a living? The bubble burst when she became Eliza DoLittle Society executive director a year ago. The charity provides food to peop...

Wine Spectator magazine claims to pick their top 100 wines from more than 18,000 blind-tasted each year. Wine Enthusiast tastes approximately 22,000 and produces three lists: 100 Top Cellar Selections that are upper priced, 100 Best Buys and The Ent...

Ben Winfield isn’t afraid of monsters. They help him weave a good yarn. He made the 13 Horror winners’ list for his screenplay, Graham Lodge. The story takes place in a world where monsters are a daily reality. “Vampires, werewolves, zombies — they’...

Some people start businesses for a bit of extra cash, others lose their jobs and have no choice. For Stephanie Lee it was a bit of both. “I’d been doing marketing for Sandys 360 Sports, Aquatic & Enrichment Centre for two years when it closed in 2013...

Last week 60 Primary Saltus students took a tour of The Royal Gazette. The students were split into three groups with teachers and chaperones. Each group interviewed Royal Gazette news reporter Simon Jones and had a tour of the print press. On tour...