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Tuesday, 13 October 2015   
 

Euro Weekly News - Alerts


Vueling to launch 11 new routes to and from the Islands

NEW ROUTES: There will be an increase in the number of flights to Barcelona. FLIGHT company Vueling has announced an increase of connections to and from the Islands which are to be launched as of November 2015. 
Until March 2016, Vueling will operate 33 routes, 11 of which are...Read More

Spanish families open their doors to Syrian refugees

Bilbao in the  Basque Country. THE European quota for Syrian refugees in Spain has been at least equalled by the number of Spanish families offering to provide housing for Syrians, according to reports on Tuesday, October 13.
European...Read More

Scottish football fans make generous donation

Presentation of  cheque to Rainbow Ward. ALTHOUGH somewhat disappointed not to have qualified for the Euro 2016 finals and their team having savaged Gibraltar 6-0 in their most recent match, Scottish supporters showed they had a heart when donating...Read More

Tragic bank holiday Sunday for Mijas roads

TWO men lost their lives on Mijas roads on Sunday (October 11) in two separate accidents.
At 3.15pm, emergency services reported, a 60-year-old man died after his motorbike left a road near the racecourse...Read More

The independence dream much closer in La Herradura

THE different parties at the Almuñecar Town Hall unanimously approved, on October 8, a motion put forward by left-wing party Izquierda Unida requesting the paperwork to begin to allow La Herradura to...Read More

Endangered tortoises are enthusiastic breeders

Handed in after  law changed. THE owners of 2,322 tortoises in Almeria Province had to hand them over after the law changed.  
Keeping a tortoise as a household pet is customary in Almeria but Spain’s new Penal Code has made...Read More

Drought doubles price of lemons in the province of Alicante

The drought has  reduced harvest by 25 per cent, doubling prices. LEMON producers in the province of Alicante, which are mainly concentrated in the district of Vega Baja, have begun the harvesting season selling the product at a cost of around 60 cents per kilo, double...Read More

Cleaning campaign continues in Torremolinos

AN intensive cleaning campaign launched in Torremolinos for the summer months will continue throughout October and November, the council has announced.
To reinforce the measure, which will mean 32 workers...Read More

ECB says economy in Spain is moving in right direction

The European  Central Bank have noted a strong economic recovery in Spain. THE latest news on Spain’s economy comes from the European Central Bank and the European Commission on Monday, October 12 whose fourth review of Spain since its bailout is relatively positive.
The...Read More

Elche lays-off a third of its gardening workforce

Elche lost nearly  a third of the staff that cares for the palm weevil in crisis. THE workforce dedicated to maintaining Elche Palm tree gardens has been reduced from 150 employees to about 110, losing around 40 employees, raising concerns in the municipality due to the palm weevil...Read More

Orihuela boardwalk will reopen once safety work is completed

IMPROVEMENT WORK:  Pathway will reopen once safety work is completed. ORIHUELA is carrying out works to prevent landslides on the cliffs of the urbanisation of Cabo Roig, which currently affect the beaches of Cala Capitan and La Caleta.
Councillor Sofia Alvarez said there...Read More

South Korea to oversee content in history textbooks in schools

South Korea plans  to control content in history textbooks for secondary schools. AN announcement by the South Korean Government regarding the introduction of state issued textbooks in schools has been met with criticism across a broad spectrum of observers.
Secondary schools in South...Read More

Charity Auction at El Cid Restaurant, Benidoleig

HELP DENIA & MARINA ALTA are holding a Charity auction at El Cid Restaurant, Benidoleig on Friday, October 23. Lots can be viewed from midday and the auction begins at 1pm. 
There are lots of good quality...Read More

Walk on the Barkside cancelled, the licence was rescinded at the last minute

DOG WALK: Event  was getting more popular, raising hundreds for Cruz Azul animal welfare charity. THE Walk on the Barkside charity event in aid of the Cruz Azul animal welfare charity had to be cancelled at the last minute.
Charity president Lyn Baines said: “It is with great sadness and regret...Read More

‘Britain Stronger in Europe’ campaign launched to keep the UK in the EU

Tony Blair  supports the campaign. LORD Stuart Rose, newly appointed chairman of the pro-EU campaign, officially launched ‘Britain, Stronger in Europe’ on Monday, October 12.
The EU referendum is expected in Britain by 2017...Read More

Adra growers lose almost €3 million to storms

ADRA :  Infrastructure repairs needed after floods. THE September 7 storms and floods affected 160 growers and 80 hectares of crops in Adra. According to town hall calculations, they have cost local cultivators €2.9 million.
“The torrential...Read More

The mayor of Orihuela accuses new council of imposing the Valenciano dialect

The mayor of Orihuela, Emilio Bascuñana (PP), has warned during the day of the Valencian Community that he will not stand for Valenciano being imposed upon his community by the newly elected regional...Read More

Record breaking hamburger in Crevillent

The giant burger  made in Elche will be assessed by judges from the Guinness Book of World Records. The town of Crevillent expects to see their name in the Guinness Book of Records shortly after local company Ortola claimed to have created the world’s largest hamburger.
Hundreds of people packed...Read More

Spill not responsible for beach closures in Almeria

EL PLAYAZO: One of  the beaches closed in June. THE regional government admitted that 216,000 litres of spillage from the Villaricos treatment plant reached the sea last June.
This occurred because of a faulty pipe at the Galasa pumping station, the...Read More

Wifi ‘wise guys’, criminals steal wifi connections with low protection

The National Police are warning of a wifi scam, or wifi ‘wise guys.’  Criminals effectively steal wifi connections that are not fully protected. Police are providing information on ways of...Read More

The Weigh-In Club donates to the AECC Torrevieja

A GROUP of ladies calling themselves ‘The Weigh-In Club’ recently held a series of events in aid of the AECC Torrevieja cancer charity and again surpassed their previous best fundraising events...Read More

Red Cross keeping swimmers safe in Javea

No casualties and  4,743 assists in the summer season. The season’s figures for the Javea lifeguard service, provided by the Red Cross, has ended this year with no casualties and 4,743 assists. An excellent result, considering the large numbers of tourists...Read More

King Felipe VI presides over military parade in Madrid for October 12 national holiday

THE October 12 National Holiday in Spain was celebrated with a military parade on Monday in Madrid and presided over by King Felipe VI.
The second military parade to be presided over by this king had...Read More

Marbella postman faces jail for not delivering letters

A MARBELLA postman may face four years in jail for allegedly failing to deliver post for six months and taking it home to burn it instead.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office has requested the jail...Read More

Zombie Apocalypse: Prepare for Zombie Survival in Torrevieja on Halloween

TORREVIEJA is under attack from zombies. Or at least it will be on Halloween. The city is hosting the 36th edition of ‘Zombie Survival’, where participants will be staging an almost lifelike...Read More

Tram controversy rumbles on in Velez-Malaga

THE reparation of all damages and other works necessary to bring the Velez-Malaga tram back to life will have a total cost of €1.47 million, according to a report presented on Friday (October 9)...Read More

Palma airport installs virtual assistants to help passengers

  MEASURES: Scheme  aims to improve comfort and safety. PALMA de Mallorca airport has a new virtual assistant to help passengers prepare for security checks.
The Tensator Virtual Assistant system, already in use at large international airports including Heathrow,...Read More

Spain to sign European Convention for protection of household pets

Spain to sign the  European Convention for the Protection of Pet Animals. SPAIN has pledged to sign a European agreement for the protection of pets which was drafted for all European countries to sign by the Council of Europe.
Spain will be the 18th country to sign the agreement,...Read More

Work by Gibraltar artist a masterpiece

Alan Cummings at  unveiling of his own special American stamp. A RECENTLY published book containing 100 great masterpieces owned by Scotland’s national galleries has included a painting of actor Alan Cumming by Christian Hook, the artist from Gibraltar who...Read More

Five killed in RAF helicopter crash in Afghanistan

An RAF Puma  helicopter similar to the one involved in the accident in Kabul, Afghanistan. A HELICOPTER accident has left five people dead and five injured after crashing during a landing attempt at a NATO training mission headquarters in Kabul on Sunday, October 11.
Two RAF personnel are...Read More

 
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