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A young group of Island students who are studying overseas have been given a helping hand by Smith’s Parish Council. Scholarships have been awarded to six students who are currently furthering their education in the US, UK and Canada. And former MP O...

Food was the focus of this year’s summer programme organised by the St George’s Foundation’s Director of Education, Leondra Burchall. “RIP It: Bringing History to Life with Food Summer Student Programme” ran for one week in July at The World Heritage...

Business is picking up at the St George’s Golf Course, which formally reopened last month as a municipal course. Cheryl Hayward-Chew, of the St George’s division of the Chamber of Commerce, said the reopened course has been attracting both tourists a...

The City of Hamilton has turned to Government to help clean up its homeless problem. Mayor Charles Gosling said that complaints about intimidating beggars and public urination have increased but the city is unable to tackle the problem on its own. “I...

If you think all the fun is finished with the close of play at Cup Match on Friday, July 29, think again! For many the party is just starting. 2011 will mark the fifth year that there will be the Soca versus Reggae concert which this year will be sta...

When cricket fans watch Cup Match they are obviously concentrating on the players for the respective teams. But one man is integral to the two-day Classic and that is the head groundsman. And in this case that man is Clayton Raynor who has been busy ...

This month's Cup Match represents some significant milestones in the history of the Classic. Not only will this be the 110th match but this is also the 50th anniversary of one of the biggest individual scores in Cup Match, the 40th year since turf wi...