Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
ONE Bahrain resident is already thinking ahead, preparing her young gymnasts for the 2012 Olympics with the support from Zain Bahrain's Dream team.
Recent months have seen a rise in the number of column inches devoted to environmental issues in the local media.
Bahrain's new polytechnic has been launched and will start its academic year 2008/2009 from September 14 with 250 students.
The University College of Bahrain (UCB) is set to begin its seventh year.
Autumn trends are already appearing on the pages of glossy magazines, but for some fashionistas an important question remains unanswered. What will be autumn's key hijab look?
My friend recently introduced me to a very interesting and controversial novel titled Girls of Riyadh which is the English version of Banat El-Riyadh by Rajaa Al Sanea.
Bahrain's Sitra Mall is providing its customers with a chance to beat the heat and cruise through it in a brand new Chevrolet Optra that is up for grabs via the 'Summer Cruising' promotion.
Novelist David Williams has a hit paperback novel on his hands which highlights English football fans abroad whose antics are being conducted by a secret group of activists based in the Gulf.
THE summer months are the time when families traditionally head back to Blighty leaving many's a dad home alone and, potentially, very hungry.
TO help take the heat out of August, Novotel has launched a cool seafood dining experience.
