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Despite carding only one round over par in the first five rounds of PGA Q School, Michael Sims’ hopes of ensuring a card for either the PGA Tour or WebCom. Tour next year appear to have vanished. After finishing one-under for his two rounds over the ...

Previous leaders Warwick Panthers suffered their first loss of the 2012-13 Senior Winter Netball League campaign as they were tamed by defending league champions Young Men’s Social Club Lady Bluebirds at Bernard Park at the weekend. Led by the toweri...

Statement comes after ChildWatch calls for write-in campaign By Derek deChabert and Owain Johnston-Barnes A charity has called on the public to vote for “Shared Parenting” in the coming election. But the Parliamentary Registrar warns that voters who ...

Education figures released by Government are “inadequate” and show a lack of progress, according to Shadow Education Minister Grant Gibbons. Dr Gibbons said the information released last week by Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith was “selective a...

What used to be the members-only Clubhouse Restaurant at Tucker’s Point Golf Club is now called Sul Verde and is open to locals. Rosewood Tucker’s Point has rebranded the restaurant as an “eatalian” osteria (pronounced oh-stair-REE-a), which in Ital...

Plans to build an orphanage in Warwick are going ahead despite an initial rejection by the Planning Department. The project was given in-principle approval after an appeal against the initial decision was upheld by Planning Minister Marc Bean on Nove...

Travellers who make incorrect declarations on their Customs forms will no longer have their purchases confiscated until after Christmas. The Department of Customs announced this evening that such people can now take their items home with them once th...

Dandy Town 1 St George’s 0 Tomiko Goater struck late in the first half to hand Dandy Town an important victory over a resilient St George’s at St John’s Field yesterday. Hornets dominated from start to finish but lacked cutting edge and should have w...

The Reading Clinic received a $50,000 donation for its reading programme from Tokio Millennium Re. The Bermuda-based reinsurance company is the lead sponsor of the clinic’s Core Reading Programme. Staff members have also supported the charity, raisin...