AS Bahrain’s romantics set their hearts on celebrating St Valentine’s Day on Sunday, one Bahrain-based author’s fictionalised memoir about a couple’s struggle to date aims to prove that love truly conquers all.
Chinese New Year celebrations are in full swing in Bahrain, and for the first time in the kingdom’s history, locals and Chinese expats alike can celebrate at the island’s own slice of China, the Dragon City in Diyar Al Muharraq.
A story by celebrated children’s author Beatrix Potter, written more than a century ago, is to be published for the first time after the rediscovery of the tale which features some of her best-known characters such as Peter Rabbit.
BUSINESS appears to be buzzing at the 2016 Gulf Industry Fair, the Northern Gulf’s leading specialist business-to-business industrial show, despite the challenging environment of falling oil prices and the introduction of belt-tightening measures across the region.
PLANS to spread heat-resistant summer treats across the Gulf have received a lukewarm reaction from the kingdom’s chocolatiers who are still to be convinced the proposal will melt the hearts of chocolate connoisseurs.
Royal Arsenal Riverside, in London’s Royal Borough of Greenwich, recently welcomed a stunning new addition to its already rich history when Berkeley Homes unveiled the first homes to go on sale at its newest phase, Pavilion Square.
ONE of the world’s most-loved vehicles has taken its final bow as the last Land Rover Defender rolled off the production line in the marque’s factory in Solihull, England, at 9.22am on January 29.
