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Euro Weekly News - Alerts

Euro Weekly News

Wednesday, 26 August 2015   
 

Euro Weekly News - Alerts


Four shot at Roma Camp in France

A ROMA camp situated near a police station in Roye, Northern France was the scene of a shoot-out between police and Roma resulting in at least three deaths on Tuesday afternoon (August 25).
Police were...Read More

19 people affected in chemical leak at Scottish leisure centre

Scottish Fire and  Rescue Service appliances. A CHEMICAL leak has caused breathing problems for 19 people at East Sands Leisure Centre in St Andrews, Fife.
The leak was discovered at about 1pm on Tuesday (August 25).  A number of ambulances...Read More

Car crashes into house and explodes in Doncaster

Yorkshire Air  Ambulance. A CAR crashed into a house in a residential area of Doncaster just after midday on Tuesday (August 25) resulting in at least two fatalities, according to reports.
Parts of Doncaster Road were closed...Read More

A-7 Granada coast motorway to be completed by end of September

Motorway near  completion. THE last ten kilometres of the A-7 motorway along the Granada coastline will finally be completed at the end of September at a cost of €13.5 million per kilometre.
The tender for this complicated...Read More

El Faro lighthouse viewpoint closed off in Santa Pola

CLOSED: new  viewpoint bridge has been sealed off until insurance is in place. THE viewpoint of the lighthouse, overlooking El Faro in Santa Pola and Gran Alacant has been closed by the council. The town hall said it had been sealed off as a precautionary measure as liability...Read More

British ship runs aground in Galicia

RISKY TRIP:  Merchant vessel in Eo Estuary. THE BRITISH registered vessel ‘Kelly C’ ran aground on August 24 when departing the port of Ribadeo in Galicia after arriving there the day before from Ceuta.
The 106-metre ship carries cellulose...Read More

Consell promises to watch over Marina Alta healthcare

DENIA HOSPITAL:  Previous government outsourced the area’s state-funded primary care centres. THE regional government intends to ensure that the Marina Alta’s privatised Health service provider fulfils its commitments.
The previous government outsourced the area’s state-funded primary...Read More

British man found asleep on the top of bridge in Malaga

LOCAL Police spotted a man asleep on top of the German Bridge (Santo Domingo Bridge) in Malaga early on the morning of August 23.
Having no luck in waking him, the police had to call out the local Fire...Read More

Much respected psychic and medium Colin Fry dies aged 53

THE REVEREND Colin Fry, who was a regular visitor to Spain, died of lung cancer on Tuesday (August 25).
He hosted a number of television programmes dealing with the supernatural, including Most Haunted,...Read More

Almanzora Valley villages still waiting for water

WITH less than a month to go before time runs out, there has still been no reply from the regional government to requests to create a drinking water network to supply 20 Almanzora Valley municipalities,...Read More

Pulpi seeks Queen and ladies of honour

PULPI is looking for this year’s Queen and Ladies of Honour for the annual fair.
All young ladies over the age of 16 who are registered as residents in Pulpi can apply for consideration but will...Read More

Castilla-La Mancha wants to turn the tap off

AMADORIO: Already  depleted in this April 2015 photograph DROUGHT and one of the hottest summers ever have reduced Alicante Province reservoirs to their lowest levels for years. The Amadorio in Villajoyosa is at 3 per cent capacity, the lowest level since...Read More

Updated system for Son Espases University Hospital

OUT-PATIENTS  DEPARTMENT: Now has a ticket machine. AGE CONCERN MALLORCA has informed of updates at the out-patients departments of the Son Espases University Hospital. 
To keep in line with data protection laws, there is now a ticket machine in...Read More

Britons killed in seaplane crash in Canada

Two De Havilland  Beaver seaplanes in flight. FOUR unnamed Britons were among six people killed when a seaplane crashed in Canada on Sunday August 23, according to the British Foreign Office. 
Five passengers and the pilot were all killed when...Read More

Poles lead leap in Costa del Sol tourist numbers

TOURISM is going great on the Costa del Sol this year and numbers of visitors from seven countries have increased by more than 10 per cent, the tourism board has reported.
In general terms, the Costa...Read More

Great success for the Nerja Caves Festival

The 56th editon of the Nerja Caves International Music and Dance festival, celebrated over the past few weeks, has been a huge success in terms of participation and quality.
It is estimated that around...Read More

Winning lottery tickets sold in Mallorca

SEVERAL residents of Mallorca won prizes on the National Organization for the Blind in Spain (ONCE) lottery at the weekend.
Two lucky winners, one in Petra and one in Palma, will receive €300,000...Read More

Tweet your Costa Blanca summer pics

PHOTO COMP: Costa  Blanca Tourist Board is inviting people to send their summer photos to their social media sites. THE Costa Blanca has a “great presence” on the internet. According to Alicante Provincial Council, the Costa Blanca has more than 15,000 Twitter followers and 45,000 Facebook friends; an increase...Read More

British robotics project wins prestigious James Dyson Award

Joel Gibbard at  TEDxExeter. OPEN Bionics has won the 2015 UK James Dyson Award with a 3D-printed robotic hand that it is claimed can be produced more cheaply and in less time than existing alternatives.
Joel Gibbard, who is currently...Read More

30 horsemen from Almeria denied entry to Malaga Fair

A TROUPE of Almeria horsemen arrived three minutes late to process their permits and were told could not access the Malaga Feria.
They had got up extra early to enjoy the festivities and entertain at...Read More

Velez-Malaga golf course project gets in the swing

CONSTRUCTION work on a new road that would access a future golf course in Velez-Malaga has been given the green light.
This new golf course, called Juvigolf, to be constructed in Chilches, would be the...Read More

American band Beirut issue ‘Gibraltar’ single and video

BEIRUT SINGER:  Zach Condon in concert. BEIRUT, an American indie band, are about to release their fourth album, No.No,No which contains their latest single ‘Gibraltar’.
Written by Zach Condon, the singer and trumpet player with...Read More

Drowned man found in Marbella’s seaport

FISHERMEN were shocked after finding the corpse of a middle-aged man floating in the sea at Marbella’s seaport.
Four divers from the Special Squad of Underwater Activities (GEAS) were needed to...Read More

Alicante City's aquarium closes after fault kills 130 fish

AROUND 130 fish have died in Alicante City's popular outdoor aquarium.
According to a report submitted to the town hall by the company responsible for the maintenance of the aquarium in Plaza Nueva,...Read More

Alicante boat fires lead to concerns about safety

Alicante port. FOUR boats have burned at sea in the province of Alicante so far this month. 
The latest explosion took place last Sunday in Benidorm when a fire broke out on a yacht with a family of four on board....Read More

Valencia breaks records with visitor numbers

JULY was a record-breaking month for the Valencia region with almost one million visitors from abroad coming to the sun.
For the first time ever the region welcomed 911,315 people from overseas, 8.9...Read More

British IndyCar driver killed in horrific accident

JUSTIN WILSON: In  happier days. JUSTIN Wilson, a 37-year-old IndyCar driver from Sheffield, has died after he was hit on the head by a piece of flying debris.
He had been in a coma following the accident at the Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania...Read More

Boy’s fall in Taipei museum punches hole in €1.3 million painting

ART gallery trips aren’t always the first choice weekend activity for 12-year-old boys, but for one young Taiwanese lad such a Sunday excursion was a €1.3 million nightmare when he tripped...Read More

Spain and Morocco co-operate on terror arrests

Spanish police  officers. FOURTEEN people suspected of terrorist activity and recruitment for the Islamic State (IS) group were arrested in joint operations by Spain and Morocco following the attack on a French high-speed train...Read More

Eroded stretch of Babilonia Beach closed to avoid risks

DUE to the terrible state it is in, Guardamar del Segura council has announced it is going to have to fence off a 640-metre stretch of Playa Babilonia, a measure likely to upset beachside home owners.
The...Read More

 
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