Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Public transport. A staple part of daily life in almost every country in the world. Except, it seems, Bahrain, where trains are mythical objects ak ...
Transport chiefs are hoping to entice commuters and shoppers out of their cars and on to the buses following a massive investment in a fleet of veh ...
Caring Kelly Armatage is helping parents and children cope with the heartache of bullying which can ruin the lives of young people and cause turmoi ...
Director Paul Shipwright and coach Deena Rahman, who co-ordinates the GulfWeekly-sponsored Ladies Football League, have ‘regrettably’ resigned from ...
A trio of young Bahrain-based gymnasts has been handpicked to join an elite squad to represent the Middle East in an international competition in M ...
THE KINGDOM’S top riders are invited to jump for glory and to compete for prize trophies this month in GulfWeekly’s Too Hot To Trot Championships.< ...
When the club head strikes the ground first before the ball, the term is hitting it ‘fat’, resulting in a poor strike and a lack of distance.
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Barry Hobday, head of geography at St Christopher’s Senior School, had no problem plotting a course around the Royal Golf Club for an easy win in t ...
World champion Lewis Hamilton is Formula One’s number one, and hopes to remain so this year, but do not expect to see it on his Mercedes when the s ...
It was late on the Friday afternoon of the third and final test that Nico Rosberg and Mercedes confirmed what many had previously suspected but not ...
A third of the way through the season now and the GulfWeekly-sponsored Bahrain Ladies League is as close as ever although this week Venus took a st ...
