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Spain to lobby EU over 90-day rule for Brits

Spain scrapped its post-Brexit visa requirements for British touring performers in a win for the entertainment industry and now it appears that it wants to go all the

way and scrap the 90-day ruling for all UK citizens coming to Spain. For those who own businesses and second homes in Spain, it has made life extremely complicated, and it has

done little to encourage new property buyers or investors. This winter, some 3.5 million Britons will be coming to Spain, placing the UK, as always, as the country’s largest and most important tourist market and, according to reports, Spain is set to lobby the EU over a rule that limits British tourists to 90-day visits. Spain wants to scrap the 90-day limit for UK visitors, allowing them to stay in the country indefinitely. Non-EU visitors are only allowed to visit Schengen area countries for 90 days in every 180-day period. But Spain is set to ask EU authorities to relax this rule for British holidaymakers. The restriction works against Spain’s interests, Spanish government sources said. “Unfortunately, (the rule) is not something Spain has established by itself or can get rid of,” he said. “It is in our interest to lobby and convince the EU we can try to work an exception with them. But the solution must come from them.” Under the Schengen Area rules of stay for third-country citizens, non-EU citizens entering the territory under the visa-free regime can stay for a maximum of 90 days, for every 180 days. Those who overstay this period – intentionally or unintentionally – may face penalties, including deportation and entry bans, which the Spanish government made clear on January 7 and the new post-Brexit situation is proving a nightmare for thousands of Britons who own properties in Spain. Visa Restrictions The news comes as The European Commission has proposed sharpening its visa suspension rules to address the “abuse” of visa-free travel in Europe. The revised rules would give the EU more flexibility to temporarily suspend its visa-free travel schemes, including when it considers that

third countries’ policies could lead to increased migrant arrivals to the EU. The bloc fears that some of the sixty countries that have visa-free access to the European Union could be used as a transit hub for irregular migrants to enter the 27-country bloc. “Last year we had around 150,000 asylum applications from citizens coming from visa-free countries, and of course this is huge. And this is of course not how visa-free travelling should be used,” the EU home affairs commissioner Ylva Johansson said. The announcement came as the bloc grapples with a sharp increase in irregular arrivals, particularly in Mediterranean countries. The EU executive has unveiled an “action plan” to tackle the increasing number of irregular migrants making the journey to Europe via the Eastern Mediterranean route, including reinforced border management and strengthened cooperation with countries of transit and origin. The sharpened visa suspension rules also aim to tackle so-called “investor citizenship” schemes offered by third countries as a means of circumventing the EU’s visa policy.

“We have countries that have a visafree regime with the EU that are selling passports, citizenships, quite cheap to people that are a security risk or a potential security risk to the European Union,” Johansson said. The comments came two days after Abdelsalem L., who was residing in Belgium irregularly and who had been ordered to return to his country of origin, killed two Swedish nationals in an act of terrorism in Brussels. “We need to step up our efforts to be able to send people back to their country of origin,” Johansson said. “There will be no migration and asylum policy in the European Union without a meaningful returns culture”. “Europe will always continue to be a place of asylum for those who flee war, persecution and discrimination. But those who have no reason to be under the protection of the European Union cannot stay with us,” he added.

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Rojales programs almost fifty sociocultural events for November

Rojales programs fifty sociocultural events for November. The Councilor for Culture , Inmaculada Chazarra, announced this Friday the different events planned for this weekend and next November. Theatre, music, conferences, dance, crafts, workshops, shows and leisure events make up the varied program that includes almost fifty activities for all tastes and for all ages. The events began this Friday at the sociocultural center on Calle del Pino with the concert from the Baroque to the 20th century offered by the viola and piano duo Arrans-Gómez. On Saturday, October 28, a concert

by singer-songwriter Fraskito accompanied by the Santa Cecilia music band will take place at the Capitol municipal theater and the Vientos del Pueblo work. On the eve of All Saints’ Day, the Halloween party will be celebrated with workshops, chocolate with monkeys, puppets, magic and dancing. In addition, the Rojales Pumpkin Association and Agropaco will give the youngest pumpkins to paint at first and then cook at home. On the other hand, Música sin Fronteras will open its 16th edition on Friday, November 3rd and until December 1st, five

groups will perform on the stage of the Capitol municipal theater. In addition, on Saturday, November 4th, as part of the campaign to promote reading, there will be the Susana Fortes Planeta Prize. The next day a new edition of Rodearte will take place that will include, among others, the Book Fair where more than 60 writers will participate and ten new works will be presented. On the other hand, various events make up the programming for November 25th against gender violence and, in another order of things, two events will also take place during November in tribute to the pianist Joaquín Fuster.

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Major overhaul planned for Benidorm trams In a significant development for the Benidorm area, eight companies have submitted bids for a lucrative €48.5 million contract aimed at modernising the Tram d’Alacant service. The ambitious project will see a comprehensive overhaul of the Line 1 track, stretching from the Benidorm Intermodal stop to Villajoyosa’s Marina Baixa hospital. A critical aspect of this initiative involves the doubling and electrification of the track, promising a substantial boost in efficiency and sustainability. However, in order to facilitate this transformation, the Valencian government is set to expropriate over 20,000 square meters of land, predominantly uncultivated, across the Benidorm, Finestrat, and Villajoyosa areas. The comprehensive package includes a range of essential upgrades, including the installation of new ditches, the restoration of damaged embankments,

and the implementation of enhanced safety measures. Additionally, pivotal stops at Cala Finestrat and Terra Mitica will undergo substantial improvements. Hikers in the region will benefit from the extension of the Moralet path from the existing car park situated north of the Benidorm station. Upon the successful completion of this ambitious 30-month project, tram services in the Benidorm area are poised to witness a remarkable transformation. Commuters can anticipate a notable surge in capacity, increased regularity, and a more extensive array of services. This development follows the resumption of tram services between Calpe and Denia in January, subsequent to a suspension prompted by safety concerns. Notably, the section linking Denia and Gata de Gorgos has been reopened, signalling a significant stride forward in regional transportation. The Line 9 Tram d’Alacant trains between Calpe and Denia faced

suspension due to bridges and viaducts struggling to support the weight of the new rolling stock. Extensive efforts were directed towards restoring aging bridges and optimising the line for the seamless integration of new electrodiesel trains, allowing for increased speed and efficiency. The restoration process unfolded in stages, culminating in the successful reopening of the Gata de Gorgos to Teulada link in July 2022. Denia also reaped the benefits of this endeavour, with the introduction of two new stops at Bosc de Diana and Pedrera Vassanes. The modernisation efforts extended to city level crossings and the tram station, ensuring the seamless operation of the new trains. This comprehensive revitalisation initiative marks a pivotal moment for the Benidorm area, promising a more efficient and reliable Tram d’Alacant service that will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the community.

International hacker arrested in Torrevieja In a sweeping international operation, Spain’s Civil Guard, in collaboration with Europol, has successfully apprehended two notorious hackers in Alicante province. These cyber criminals employed ransomware tactics to target a staggering total of 168 companies. The focal point of this operation was the dismantling of a criminal entity known as Ragnar Locker, which specialised in coercing businesses by seizing control of their computer systems and data, then demanding ransom payments for their release.

This far-reaching mission spanned 11 different countries, culminating in the detention of the two suspects in the cities of Torrevieja and Alicante. Simultaneously, a third arrest was carried out in Latvia. The alleged mastermind behind the ransomware software, wielded by the hackers, was tracked down in the Czech Republic, as reported by the Spanish Civil Guard. Additionally, a series of targeted searches were conducted in the Ukraine. During the raids conducted by

law enforcement, critical evidence was seized, including computer equipment utilised by the criminals. Further, substantial funds stored in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, litecoin, and binance coin were also recovered. Ransomware attacks operate by infiltrating a company’s system with malware, encrypting vital data, and subsequently demanding a ransom in exchange for the decryption key. The criminal syndicate at the heart of this operation is accused of

targeting vital infrastructure, including the Portuguese national airline and a hospital in Israel. The group would exhort substantial payments from their victims, stipulating that only upon receipt would the compromised systems be released. Additionally, they menaced companies with the publication of sensitive data if they dared to involve law enforcement. This incident is part of a broader pattern of cybercriminal activities that are being actively addressed by law enforcement agencies across the globe.

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No solar plant for San Miguel Orihuela seeks provincial funding The government’s energy department has refused authorisation to Energía, Innovación y Desarrollo Fotovoltaico, SA for the creation of a 10MW photovoltaic plant in the municipality of San Miguel de Salinas. The decision stems from the plant’s proposed location, falling within the 500-meter perimeter of the protected Sierra Escalona area. The official resolution cites that permission is denied “due to the unsuitability of the chosen location.” Furthermore, it underscores that such plants must maintain a distance of “at

least 500 meters from first-class landscape resources, including assets of cultural interest, assets of local relevance, natural monuments, and protected landscapes.” Exceptions may apply only if the landscape assessment proves that neither the contextualization nor the perception of these resources would be adversely affected by the photovoltaic installation. Alternatively, if a specific territorial area or project is declared an energy priority, the resolution will then establish the required distance, which must align with the existing legislation on cultural heritage.

In recent years, similar facilities have seen a surge in the Vega Baja region, driven by vast expanses of uncultivated and undeveloped land sought after by owners for profitable ventures. However, proximity to vital environments like the Sierra Escalona area and Las Lagunas de La Mata and Torrevieja has hindered many of these projects. In such cases, the conflict between renewable energy commitment and the conservation of protected spaces arises, with the latter taking precedence over other interests, as affirmed in the resolution.

Surprise inspection at Orihuela Costa nursing home Government inspectors from the Valencian community have conducted an unannounced visit to the Savia Villamartin nursing home in response to complaints of rat and cockroach infestations. This move follows allegations made by ReCoVa, an organization representing families and users of residential homes in the region, which raised several concerns about conditions at the 120-bedroom facility. ReCoVa’s president, Esther Pascual, pointed out that the presence of pests was not the

sole issue. She also criticised what she described as a ‘shortage of workers,’ claiming that only two nurses were on duty along with a ‘lack of available medicines.’ Pascual said that she had attempted to involve the Orihuela Prosecutor’s Office in addressing these concerns for three years, but had received no response. Valencian officials, led by Emilio Argueso, the regional secretary for the social and health system, arrived at Savia Villamartin recently to undertake the inspection. They clarified

that the home had already been scheduled for inspection despite the recent surge in complaints. During the visit, inspectors demanded employment contracts for all staff members and documentation outlining shift schedules to verify that there are adequate personnel to care for and assist the residents. The inspection covered various areas including the kitchen, common rooms, bedrooms, and exterior spaces. Additionally, documents and reports were requested for further assessment.

for crucial Costa improvements In a bid to address longstanding infrastructure issues, Orihuela Council has unveiled plans to secure funding for three vital projects, totalling an estimated 3 million euros. While this is undoubtedly a substantial investment, it is important to note that the council is essentially urging the Provincial government to include these projects in the upcoming Infrastructure Investment and Financing Plan for 2024-2027. The three focal projects are as follows: the resurfacing of roads in Orihuela Costa, the renewal of city centre and district roads, and the construction of a versatile centre in the village of La Matanza, a hamlet with fewer than 1000 residents. It is worth pointing out that Orihuela Costa, a coastal region plagued by deteriorating road conditions, is poised to receive only, and no more, than what it is legally entitled to. The council is bound by law to ensure the safety of these roads. Víctor Valverde, the councillor for Infrastructure, stressed that the primary focus lies on the coast, with anticipated work slated for 2024. However, residents have heard similar pledges in the past. During his address, Valverde pledged a total investment of 885,845 euros, with the

Provincial Council contributing 398,630 euros and the Orihuela Council providing 487,214 euros. In contrast, the allocation for road repairs in the city center and districts is notably higher, totalling 1,083,225 euros. The forthcoming “Construction of the multipurpose centre in the neighbourhood of Las Siete Casas de La Matanza” is projected to have a budget of 749,999 euros. Expressing gratitude for the funding directed towards the coast, councillor Manuel Mestre remarked, “We are aware of the deficiencies on the coast, and we are progressively addressing these issues.” He

acknowledged, however, that budget constraints continue to pose challenges. Mestre refrained from addressing the prioritisation of a village with fewer than 1000 residents, which is set to receive a multipurpose centre valued at 750,000 euros before Orihuela Costa. The latter, with a population of 30,000, has grappled with a prolonged absence of fundamental public services. He did, however, emphasise the patience exhibited by residents and expressed optimism for the future, stating, “I hope this optimism will soon be reflected in budgets, where promises can truly be realised.”

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PSOE and Sumar alliance paves the way for coalition government in Spain

Spain’s socialist PSOE party and the left-wing alliance of Sumar have announced a pivotal agreement, signalling a major step towards reinstating acting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for another term. Following the inconclusive July general election, which saw the right-wing People’s Party (PP) emerge as the winner but without sufficient support to form a government, Spain has grappled with political uncertainty. Last month, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo faced a crucial parliamentary vote to become prime minister, which he ultimately lost. Sánchez, whose PSOE party secured the second position, now stands at the cusp of leadership. While Sumar’s endorsement is significant, it alone does not guarantee a successful confidence vote in the Spanish Congress. Sánchez still requires the support of smaller regional parties, notably the Catalan proindependence factions, Junts per Catalaunya (JxCat) and Esquerra Republicana (ERC).

The pact forged between the PSOE and Sumar encompasses proposals to reduce working hours without diminishing salaries, initiatives to bolster public housing, and a ‘shock plan’ to combat youth unemployment, as outlined in a joint statement issued by the two parties. “This governing accord for a four-year legislative term will enable our nation to sustain growth with quality employment, fostering policies rooted in social and climate justice, while advancing rights, feminist achievements, and liberties,” the statement declared. Sánchez, who has held office since 2018, and the head of Sumar, acting Labour Minister Yolanda Díaz, formally sealed the deal at a ceremony in Madrid shortly after noon last Tuesday. A specific date for Sánchez’s confidence vote has not been established. If no prime ministerial candidate secures a majority by 27th November, a snap election will be called for January.

In exchange for its pivotal support, JxCat is insisting on an amnesty for hundreds of politicians and activists facing legal action for their involvement in Catalonia’s failed secession attempt in 2017, a crisis that sparked Spain’s most severe political turmoil in decades. The proposed amnesty has drawn criticism from the rightwing and some factions within Sánchez’s party, who argue it undermines the rule of law.

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Spanish customs officers seize Live the scariest and funniest record 8.3 tonnes of hashish Halloween in Torreveija Spanish customs officers have announced that they have seized more than eight tonnes of hashish on the island of Ibiza – the biggest ever bust of the drug in the Balearic Islands. Officers of the ‘Servicio de Vigilancia Aduanera’ of Spain’s Customs Agency (Agencia Tributaria) in Ibiza were on a routine patrol when they came across three vans that were driving with their lights off. The incident occurred overnight on a road linking the village of Sant Joan de Labritja in the north of the island to the beach, the tax office said in a statement. As the vehicles were approached, the drivers of the

three vans all ‘braked abruptly’ causing their vehicles to collide, and the occupants fled on foot, the statement said, adding that (at the time of writing) the suspects all remained unaccounted for. Customs officers pounced on the vehicles and found 216 bags containing 8.3 tonnes of hashish inside the vans, the ‘biggest seizure of hashish ever carried out in the Balearic Islands’, the statement said. The customs agency said the seizure surpasses the interception of the vessel Sol de España, intercepted in 2001 in Cala Ratjada, Ibiza, which was transporting 7,700 kilos of

hashish. The authorities suspect the traffickers were using Ibiza as a temporary holding location for the hashish which they then would distribute across Europe. Customs agents have noticed a rise in hashish snuggling in the Mediterranean, especially in the Balearics, the statement said. The drugs are usually transported to the archipelago aboard ‘ultrafast’ inflatable boats. Spain’s proximity to North Africa, a key source of hashish, and its close ties with former colonies in Latin America, the world’s main cocaine-producing region, have made it a portal for drug-smuggling into Europe.

The councils of Youth and Commerce of the City Council of Torrevieja inform of the activities to be developed this afternoon Tuesday, October 31, from 17:00 to 21:00h, for the celebration of Halloween. As in previous years, the Department of Commerce will be responsible for decorating the Plaza de la Constitución, with terrifying elements, this being an initiative that will

boost local commerce and hospitality, visits to local shops, crafts and workshops for children, dolls and terrifying animation, workshops, face painting and many more surprises! From 17:00h, the route through the local shops will begin in order to invigorate the shopping area. In the Plaza de la Constitución, at 18:00h. the children’s activities and

workshops will begin. In addition, in Concepción Street, at 18:30h. the Zumbatón Zombie of the Health and Sport programme of the Department of Sports will be held, with music and dance for all ages. All this will be accompanied by animation and terrifying dolls from 18:00 to 20:30h. Enjoy a scary and fun Halloween in Torrevieja!

Local police in Callosa arrest man for alleged stabbing

The detainee has been brought to judicial custody Last Saturday at dawn, the Local Police of Callosa de Segura arrested a 48-year-old man of Spanish nationality as the alleged perpetrator of a crime of injuries with a knife. In the vicinity of the Cruz neighborhood of the

municipality, after midnight, Local Police officers surprised a 48-year-old man brandishing a knife who was running after another man, 39 years old and of Moroccan nationality, who had several injuries. , presumably with a knife, in the upper chest area and one of his arms. The agents quickly, after

carrying out some urgent and first police procedures, proceeded to arrest the alleged perpetrator, as well as starting the protocol to help the victim, who was bleeding considerably. The victim was transferred to the Vega Baja Hospital and the alleged perpetrator was brought to justice.

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Colonias Felinas de Orihuela denounces alleged cases of animal poisoning in Arneva The Association of Feline Colonies of Orihuela conveys its concern to the media to echo the alleged cases of animal poisoning that are currently occurring in Orihuela . In recent weeks, cases involving private dogs have increased due to rodenticide found on the way up to the Arneva bridge walkway. The association has brought the case to the attention of the competent authorities, as they believe that this type of substance has been used to poison the felines in

the colonies and that is when the dogs that were walking there ingested it. The objective of the public complaint is to raise awareness among the population about this problem of animal poisoning and, if at any time, they come across this type of product that is so harmful to animals, they should notify the association through their networks . social , or that they proceed to report, because in the absence of a report, the authorities cannot continue with the investigation process.

The National Lottery smiles on the region The National Lottery this past Thursday, October 26, has been widely distributed throughout the national territory. Usually, in the ordinary draws of State

Lotteries and Betting, the first prize falls in different parts of Spain, but in this case, Callosa de Segura has been the municipality of Vega Baja that

has been lucky with one of the pinches of this lottery. The prize of 300,000 euros for the series, 30,000 euros for the tenth, went to number 21,209.

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Soldier on the march for HELP Vega Baja

Ex Grenadier Guard, Josh Fazzino, has been redesigning the website for local charity, HELP Vega Baja. Keen to support the charity in recognition of their great work, Josh visited the committee and told them that he would like to do a 70K walk carrying a 20 kilo back pack! The walk is going to take place on the 11th November and will cover several local points including the car boot sale at Calle Dominican Republica Las Filipinas, Villa Martin Plaza, and High Street San Miguel (by the

church). Arriving at Via Park III in Los Altos by 11 am, Josh will be met by volunteers of the charity in time for a 2 minute remembrance day silence. Everyone is welcome to join in. Michele Masson, President of the charity said “we are so pleased that Josh has chosen to do this walk for us and we are amazed at his determination to complete the walk and the daily training he is putting in. Both Josh and the charity will be doing some live posts on the day for the HELP Vega

Baja Facebook page so that people can follow his progress and hopefully go to one of the points on the route to wave him on. Some of our sponsors have already sent through donations and we hope that people will dig deep and support our charity and of course show their appreciation to Josh. If anyone would like to donate but can´t make it on the day, there are details on our website how donations can be made. We would like to thank Josh for choosing to support us”.

Aquopia, Bigastro’s recreational pool

The investment of around 585,000 euros, in the three actions, will mean the improvement of the ‘El Molino’ sports complex The Bigastro City Council continues to support the practice of sports in the town, on this occasion from the Department of Urban Planning, from where three major actions have been planned at the “El Molino” sports complex, among which the Aquopia project stands out, which as Councilor Antonio Meseguer explained “they will serve to give space to a space used by hundreds of users, more facilities and more quality in a high-demand service, which is also contemplated to be carried out in an adapted and accessible manner.” The mayor of Urban Planning, Antonio Meseguer, has presented the Aquopia project, unique recreational pools in the region, which will have slides and games inside, more than 800 square meters of water and an occupation of more than 2,400 square meters. , which will begin construction in approximately one year, after completing the file with the Provincial Council. Meseguer has announced

the installation of a 7-a-side football field , with state-ofthe-art artificial grass, including the improvement of the irrigation network of the entire sports complex. A project that will begin to be executed in approximately two weeks and with an investment of more than 180,000 euros. And finally, it is planned to begin in the same period the installation of two adapted 5-a-side football fields , with gymnastics equipment, and with an investment of more than

100,000 euros. The councilor emphasized that the inclusion of an adapted field “means that disabled people can practice the sports they like and be able to bring those adapted sports to the municipality. Because by growing the facilities, we make Bigastro grow in every sense.” The mayor explained that these three works , which have a total investment of about 585,000 euros, will be subsidized by the Provincial Council, with the city council’s contribution of 80,000 euros .

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A man arrested for stealing from supermarkets in the province and Vega Baja

His criminal record accumulated 150 crimes for similar acts and he was subject to a restraining order from these supermarkets. A man arrested for stealing from supermarkets in the province and Vega Baja. Do not lose sight of personal belongings when you are in supermarkets because criminals usually go unnoticed in these establishments. The Civil Guard has called on the public after the arrest on September 13th of a man who robbed customers in supermarkets in the province of Alicante, including in Almoradí and Callosa de Segura. Last August, the Civil Guard learned of a careless theft of a

high-end mobile phone inside a supermarket of a renowned food chain in the province of Alicante. After receiving the corresponding complaint, the Investigation Area of the Novelda Main Post took charge of the investigations, identifying that the same author of this act had perpetrated similar robberies in supermarkets belonging to the same business group in the municipalities of Aspe, Almoradí, Castalla , Petrer and Callosa de Segura, where the victims were customers of said establishments. The criminal is a repeat offender for various careless thefts in supermarkets of the same business group. The

detainee has been charged with 10 crimes of theft, 10 crimes of breach of precautionary measure and two crimes of fraud for the use of bank cards belonging to two of his victims. This man, 42 years old and resident in Elda, has a criminal record of 150 crimes for similar events. In addition, he was subject to a 500-meter restraining order from the supermarkets involved, which he had been failing to comply with. After his arrest, he has been placed at the disposal of the Investigative Court No. 2 of Novelda, who has ordered his release with charges pending trial.

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GBP / EUR UPDATE Will the BoE follow the ECB? GBP The latest figures released earlier this week indicate the UK labour market continues to moderate. Whilst overall unemployment improved marginally from 4.3% to 4.2% during the three months to August, the number of unemployed workers increased by 82,000 over the same period. The ONS has derived that figure using a new methodology, which now includes jobs data sourced from HMRC. The latest (flash) UK PMIs were slightly more mixed. The key Services sector declined further from 49.3 to 49.2 over the past month, which could add weight to concerns about a potential recession in Q4. Whilst the feedthrough loop from PMIs to GDP growth isn’t always consistent, the overall weakness points towards sluggish growth. Combined with broadly weaker economic activity, this could suggest that the BoE may continue to hold UK interest rates at current levels at its meeting next week. Markets have also priced in a continued pause, keeping rates at 5.25%. The one fly in the ointment for the BoE remains persistent UK inflation. After steadily moderating throughout this year, the latest inflation figures suggest a slowdown in the pace of declines. Furthermore, recent higher energy costs could also help to keep headline inflation elevated for longer. The ongoing decline in GBP/USD has continued throughout this week, albeit at a slower pace, with the pound briefly slipping below 1.2100, recording a 0.5% drop overall. EUR After ten consecutive rate hikes, the ECB maintained the key Euro area interest rates at current levels at this week’s ECB meeting. The ECB has previously raised rates by a cumulative 4.5% since its first hike in July last year. During

the ECB’s press conference, ECB President Christine Lagarde admitted that the economy was weak but highlighted price pressures remain strong. She also suggested that any talk of rate cuts was still premature. Despite those comments, market-implied expectations for around 70bps* of cuts by the ECB throughout the next year remained unchanged after the meeting. *Source: Bloomberg. As of 26/10 Ahead of the ECB, there were a few brighter spots among incoming data, albeit from a low base. The latest German IFO business survey registered broad improvements across the board, just a day after a slight beat in the latest German Manufacturing PMI, and posting the first such jump for the survey in six months. Expectations rose from 83.1 to 84.7, having been predicted to have increased to 83.3. The overall Business Climate also improved from 85.8 to 86.9 over the past month. In a nod to Christine Lagarde’s comments, the latest regional PMIs were more disappointing, with all three major components of the survey missing estimates and further deteriorating over the past month. In particular, the Composite slipped to 46.5 from 47.2. The single currency has also experienced a volatile week, with EUR/USD initially rising to almost 1.0700 before gradually moderating. By the European close yesterday, the pair had declined to below 1.0540 and had slipped by 0.7% in total over the course of the week. GBP/EUR also moved slightly higher and is close to recapturing the 1.1500 region, highlighting the pound’s slight dominance over the single currency. Given the recent economic headwinds, the latest German and Regional growth data is expected to dominate incoming data next week, with preliminary Q3 GDP on Monday of particular interest.

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Work approved for new sports court in Plaza de Oriente

The extraordinary and urgent Local Government Board held last Tuesday, 24 October, approved the contracting dossier for the construction of a sports court in Plaza de Oriente, by means of a simplified open procedure, with a justification report, technical specifications, technical specifications and administrative clauses. The base budget for the tender is 190,000 euros (VAT included). Once the works have

been put out to tender and subsequently awarded, the execution period will be six months, starting from the date of commencement of the works in accordance with the signing of the staking out act. The purpose of this contract is to provide this central square, popularly known as “La Ermita”, with an outdoor facility that allows for the safe practice of games and sports in general, guaranteeing its functional and urban integration in this public

space that is very popular with local young people. With the construction of this sports court, intended primarily for children’s games, it is also intended to enhance the value of the existing square, promote the use and enjoyment of the space, safeguarding the safety of the existing buildings and facilities and ensuring the safety of the citizens of the different spaces and uses that take place in the Plaza de Oriente.

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Contract awarded for Torrevieja Poniente Breakwater In an extraordinary and urgent session held last week, the Local Government Board approved the contract for the drafting of the works project for the completion of the Dique de Poniente, by means of advance processing of expenditure. For the contracting of the drafting of the project, an invitation to tender will be sent to all the companies in Lot 7 of the Framework Agreement. The estimated value of this contract is 66,346 euros (VAT included). Specific needs The Dique de Poniente is an element of great urban interest, since on the one hand it enlarges the public space for the citizens and, on the other hand, it is a first class tourist resource, just like the Dique de Levante. Likewise, its connection with Avenida Desiderio Rodríguez and Avenida de Pinoso represents an essential junction for the city’s traffic. As a result, it is totally inserted in the urban fabric of Torrevieja, so the technical solution for it must be provided by the Torrevieja Town Council to the state public company Aguas de las Cuencas Mediterráneas (ACUAMED), so that it can proceed with its material execution, since in this

way the urban coherence of this promenade with the rest of the city is guaranteed. Background In August 2022, the Mayor of Torrevieja met at the headquarters of the public company ACUAMED, S.A. in Madrid with its managers to give a definitive boost to the three projects of the Territorial Restitution Plan -PRT’s- that have to be executed in the city by Acuamed, as well as the status of the works for the completion of the promenade of the Dique de Poniente. At this working meeting it

was agreed by both parties that, in view of the fact that the procedures for carrying out these projects were not being speeded up and were taking forever, and in view of the concern expressed by the public about the delay, it would be the Torrevieja Town Council itself which would take on the drafting of the project for the completion of the Dique de Poniente promenade after an agreement had been signed. Therefore, once the project has been drawn up, it will be handed over to ACUAMED so that they can carry out the completion works.

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Almoradi to run ‘prevention and intervention’ course

The Social Welfare Department of Almoradí Town Council has organised the course “Prevention and intervention with families”, aimed at parents, children and schools. The aim is to help manage the risks of negative behaviour in primary and secondary school pupils and thus reduce unwanted behaviour. This pioneering project in the municipality is working across the board with families, their children and schools. The family school is taking place in different sessions

throughout the month of October. The topics covered in this course offer families tools to manage the difficulties that often arise when dealing with issues such as What is being a parent? How does one develop self-esteem? Communication, rules and limits. Basic educational rules, etc. In turn, in the intervention with children in schools, the aim is to work with them on communication and negotiation skills, as well as emotional intelligence. “These

courses, aimed at the families of students in Almoradí, have the objective of helping them to manage the emotional education of their sons and daughters, favouring positive behaviour and improving the communicative relationships between parents-childrenschool. The company “En Crecimiento” is in charge of developing these sessions as it has years of experience in this field and professional experts in communication and emotional management.

Special bus service for All Saints begins The City Council of Torrevieja, through its Department of Cemeteries, has prepared a special operation on the occasion of the celebration of the Feast of All Saints Day (Wednesday, November 1st), which includes a free bus service to transport citizens to the Municipal Cemetery, with different stops, and will begin next Monday, October 30th, and end on Wednesday, November 1st. The councillor responsible for Cemeteries, Sandra Sánchez, has announced that there will be 6 scheduled bus stops, located at: 1. Plaza María Asunción. 2. Colonia San Esteban (in front of Bar Manolo). 3. Televisión Torrevieja (C/ San Policarpo, 41). 4. Eras de la Sal Interchange. 5. Acequión Health Centre (C/ Urbano Arregui). 6. Torrevieja Municipal Cemetery. The timetable for the special bus service on Monday 30th and Tuesday 31st October will be as follows: -Departure. Departures from the Plaza de María Asunción (10:30 h. - 11:45 h. - 16:15 h.) -Return. Departures from the cemetery (11:15 h. - 12:30 h. and

17:00 h.). Also, Sandra Sanchez has reported that on Wednesday, November 1st, this special bus service is extended for the Feast of All Saints, starting to leave for the cemetery torrevejense at 10:00 am, and also at 11:15 am. 12:30 h. - 14:00 h. - 16:00 h. and 17:15 h. The return from the cemetery on the 1st November will be at 10:45 h. - 12:00 h. - 13:15 h. - 15:30 h. - 16:45 h. and 18:00 h. The mayor of Cemeteries has recalled that, as in previous years,

has created a special device Local Police to control access to the Cemetery of Torrevieja and the hamlet of La Mata, in addition to controlling the parking areas of both cemeteries. Finally, Sandra Sanchez reports that in the facilities of the Municipal Cemetery of Torrevieja will be officiated on November 1st, to all attendees, the Holy Rosary at 16:30 hours and then at 17:00 hours, Holy Mass. In the La Mata Cemetery, the mass will be celebrated at 16:30 hours.

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The Orihuela Circo Theater will host Orihuela hosts the REM Forum ‘La the performance of “The Labrador with Vega Baja: growth prospects and the Most Air” by Miguel Hernández business opportunities’

The Teatro Expresion group will perform, starting at 9:00 p.m. , at the Teatro Circo “Atanasio Die” in Orihuela, this coming Friday, October 27th, the play “El labrador de más aire” by Miguel Hernández, within the programming of the so-called Hernandiano Autumn , on the occasion of the upcoming 113th anniversary of the birth of the universal Oriolano poet.

“The Labrador with the Most Air” is one of Miguel Hernández’s first plays. It was written in 1936 and published a year later, within the social theater of Hernand’s production, being the main dramatic piece in verse by the poet from Orihuela, with a clear social intention, which expresses Miguel’s concern for the problems of the time in the who lived and stands out for the vividness of

the dialogues. Atanasio Die Marín adapted this work. The event is organized by the Department of Culture and Theater Expression , and the Orihuela Social Forum, the Municipal School of Dance (EMDO), the Arzobispo Loazes Chair of the University of Alicante and the Miguel Hernández Cultural Foundation also collaborate.

With the aim of promoting business opportunities, based on the proximity between companies in Vega Baja and the rest of the province of Alicante, that generate employment and wealth in the region, the REM Forum “ La “Vega Baja: growth prospects and business opportunities . ” The mayor of Orihuela, Pepe Vegara , was in charge of opening the day, which was also attended by the general director of Innovation, Juan José Cortes, the first deputy mayor, Manuel Mestre and the councilor for Industry, Matías Ruiz. Vegara has highlighted that “today Orihuela wants to be the example for the region, for the province and for the Valencian Community that, in the face of dark omens, the business fabric that resides in Vega Baja is more solid and effective every day; that the most tangible example that it is worth investing in this business fabric is found in the men and women who accompany us and who have made it possible, with their effort and dedication, to create companies that are prestigious brands, with unmatched products and services. “In short,

economic wealth.” The day dealt with reflections on business opportunities between companies and territories The mayor has continued pointing out that for each of the businessmen to continue on the path to success, collaboration and synergy in the productive fabric is necessary; “You have this unparalleled collaboration in the Orihuela City Council, which is at your side for any business project that you decide to launch in this territory.” A help that is also necessary among entrepreneurs who “today join us because only from the example of those who are already model entrepreneurs and the exchange of ideas, will we be able to grow our business community and strengthen the existing one even more.” For his part, the general

director of Innovation, Juan José Cortes , has highlighted that from the Department of Innovation one of the objectives is to make public administration visible to all types of events that contribute to sustaining and involving the productive fabric. “From the Generalitat we are committed to promoting innovation in all municipalities.” The REM Forum is an initiative promoted by Mediterranean Business Relations (REM), coordinated by the CEO, Sandra Torrichelli , who has announced the new agreements together with the CEO Francisco Chico de Guzmán. This day we talked about “Reflections on business opportunities between companies and territories”, with the interventions of Joaquín Lancis, general director of Helados Alacant, and Enrique Riquelme, president of Cox Energy; and “Tourism as a driver of the economy of Vega Baja”, which included the participation of Salvador Lucas, president of the Costa Blanca Golf Courses Association, and Fede Fuster, president of Hosbec.

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AGAMED’S infrastructure plan for 2024 amounts to almost 5 million euros The Board of Directors of AGAMED, chaired by the Mayor of Torrevieja, Eduardo Dolon, has approved this morning the Infrastructure Plan 2024, with an investment of nearly five million euros (4,980,360 euros). The main investments for next year will be in the Rainwater Network, the Drinking Water Distribution Network and the Sanitation and Sewage Network of the municipality, with the aim of continuing the comprehensive improvement of the infrastructures that make up these networks. The largest investment in this Infrastructure Plan will be for the Rainwater Network, with a budget of 3,777,005 euros, with the aim of improving the evacuation of rainwater flows, renewing and extending the existing infrastructures to adapt them to the current needs of the population. Eduardo Dolon has reported that, within the improvement works proposed by the City Council of Torrevieja, as part of the action of the redevelopment and pedestrianization of the Avenida de La Libertad raised in the new seafront, as well as to restore the part of the collector affected by the work being carried out by the current concessionaire of the leisure area under construction in the port area, it is necessary to carry out the project to replace the existing rainwater collectors between the Rambla Juan Mateo Intersection and Paseo de la Libertad, up to its discharge into the

sea, for an estimated amount of 3. 3,206,855 euros. With regard to the drinking water distribution network, an investment of 499,816 euros will be made. This investment will improve infrastructures in the most deteriorated areas, as well as renewing and modifying the existing network, with the aim of improving service conditions in terms of pressure, guarantee of supply and water quality. On the other hand, it is planned to repair the “La Ceñuela” drinking water tank, in order to provide a better guarantee of drinking water supply to the southern part of the municipality. It is also planned to replace approximately 8,500 drinking water supply meters. 603,646.50 euros will be invested in the sewage and drainage network to improve the evacuation of wastewater flows. To this end, the existing infrastructures will be renovated and extended and adapted to the current needs of the population. Sustainable development report AGAMED highlights in the Board of Directors the main lines of the company’s commitment to sustainability and social commitment over the last year with the presentation of its latest Sustainable Development Report. AGAMED’s Sustainable Development Report reflects its

commitment to people and care for the environment. A document aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the UN Agenda 2030 and which highlights the work in the field of innovation and partnerships

with the municipality of Torrevieja. This report also includes the main milestones achieved by the company in the past year, such as the promotion of various awareness campaigns on the proper use of wipes; participation

in the ‘Climate for Change’ initiative, which provides solutions to the fight against climate change; and the awarding of ‘AGAMED GRANTS’ to cultural organisations in the municipality.

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This Week´s Movie Picks Space Jam

Saturday 4th November – ITV2, 3.15pm Swackhammer, owner of the amusement park planet Moron Mountain is desperate get new attractions and he decides that the Looney Tune characters would be perfect. He sends his diminutive underlings to get them to him, whether Bugs Bunny and Co. want to go or not. Well armed for their size, Bugs Bunny is forced to trick them into agreeing to a competition to determine their freedom. Taking advantage of their puny and stubby legged foes, the gang selects basketball for the surest chance of winning. However, the Nerdlucks turn the tables and steal the talents of leading professional basketball stars to become massive basketball bruisers known as the Monstars. In desperation, Bugs Bunny calls on the aid of Michael Jordan, the Babe Ruth of basketball, to help them have a chance at winning their freedom.

Coyote Ugly

Sunday 5th November – ITV2, 9.05pm

Sexy, romantic comedy about a girl in her early 20s named Violet Sanford going to NYC to pursue a dream of becoming a songwriter. Violet gets a “day” job as a bar maid at a nightclub called Coyote Ugly. Coyote Ugly is the city’s newest hot spot where the employees are a team of sexy, resourceful women that provoke the clientele and press with their mischief.

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03:30 Autism: My Sporting 01:50 The Devil’s Confession: 00:45 Heathrow: Britain’s Superpower The Lost Eichmann Tapes Busiest Airport 04:00 BBC News 02:50 Countryfile 01:10 All Elite Wrestling: 04:30 The Trap: India’s 03:50 Great Coastal Railway Dynamite Deadliest Scam Journeys 02:50 Loose Women 05:00 BBC News 04:20 Money for Nothing 05:30 HARDtalk 03:35 Ukraine’s Stolen 05:05 This Is BBC TWO 06:00 BBC News 07:30 Bargain Hunt Children 06:30 World Business Report 08:15 Money for Nothing 04:45 Unwind with ITV 07:00 Breakfast 09:00 Expert Witness 06:05 Monster Carp 10:15 Morning Live 09:30 Robson Green’s 07:00 Good Morning Britain 11:00 Scam Interceptors Weekend Escapes 11:45 Frontline Fightback 10:00 Lorraine 10:00 Nicky Campbell 12:15 Homes Under the 11:00 This Morning 11:00 BBC News Hammer 13:15 Politics Live 13:30 Loose Women 13:15 Bargain Hunt 14:00 Impossible 14:30 ITV Lunchtime News 14:00 BBC News at One 14:45 Unbeatable 14:55 ITV News London 14:30 BBC London 15:15 Wanted Down Under 14:45 Doctors 15:00 James Martin’s 16:00 Call That Hard Work? 15:15 Money for Nothing American Adventure 16:45 The Farmers’ Country 16:00 Escape to the Country 16:00 Lingo Showdown 16:45 The Travelling 17:15 Tribes, Predators & Me 17:00 Tipping Point Auctioneers 18:15 Flog It! 18:00 The Chase 17:30 The Repair Shop 19:00 Richard Osman’s House 19:00 ITV News London 18:15 Pointless of Games 19:00 BBC News at Six 19:30 Strictly Come Dancing: 19:30 ITV Evening News 19:30 BBC London 20:30 Emmerdale It Takes Two 20:00 The One Show 21:00 The Martin Lewis 20:00 Celebrity Antiques 20:30 EastEnders Road Trip Money Show Live 21:00 MasterChef: The 21:00 This Farming Life Professionals 22:00 Rolf Harris: Hiding in 22:00 The Detectives: Taking 22:00 The Met: Policing Plain Sight Down an OCG London 23:00 ITV News at Ten 23:00 Jailed: Inside 23:00 BBC News at Ten 23:30 ITV News London Maghaberry Prison 23:30 BBC London 23:30 Newsnight 23:45 On Assignment 23:40 Radio 1 Live Lounge

07:45 Fireman Sam 04:20 Don’t Look Down for 06:25 Scooby-Doo! Mystery 00:05 DCI Banks 07:55 Thomas & Friends: All Incorporated SU2C 01:05 Where the Heart Is Engines Go 05:15 The Great Pottery 06:45 Craig of the Creek 02:05 Where the Heart Is 08:10 Peppa Pig Throw Down 07:00 Craig of the Creek 03:10 Unwind with ITV 08:15 Peppa Pig 06:20 Chateau DIY 07:10 Teen Titans Go! 06:55 Kirstie’s House of Craft 08:20 PAW Patrol 07:25 Teen Titans Go! 03:30 Teleshopping 08:30 Pip and Posy 07:05 Countdown 07:35 Looney Tunes 07:00 Classic Emmerdale 08:40 The Adventures of 07:45 Cheers Cartoons 07:35 Classic Emmerdale Paddington 08:10 Cheers 07:50 Looney Tunes 08:55 Chip & Potato 08:05 Classic Coronation 08:35 Everybody Loves Cartoons 09:15 Milo Raymond 08:05 Jurassic World: Camp Street 09:30 PAW Patrol 09:00 Everybody Loves Cretaceous 08:40 Classic Coronation 09:45 Ben & Holly’s Little Raymond 08:30 Scooby Doo! Legend of Street Kingdom 09:25 Frasier the Phantosaur 09:55 Peppa Pig 09:10 Bless This House 09:55 Frasier 10:00 Totally Bonkers 10:00 Milkshake! Monkey 10:25 Frasier Guinness World Records 09:40 Bless This House Rhymes 10:55 Find It, Fix It, Flog It 10:35 Totally Bonkers 10:15 Where the Heart Is 10:05 Milkshake! Story Den 11:55 Renovation Nation Guinness World Records 10:15 Jeremy Vine 11:20 Where the Heart Is 12:55 Channel 4 News 11:00 Secret Crush 12:15 Storm Huntley 12:30 Heartbeat Summary 12:00 Dress to Impress 13:15 Alexis Conran 13:00 Steph’s Packed Lunch 13:50 Entertainment News 13:00 Dinner Date 13:35 Heartbeat 15:10 Countdown 14:00 Alan Carr’s Epic On 5 14:40 Classic Emmerdale 16:00 A Place in the Sun 13:55 5 News at Lunchtime Gameshow 15:10 Classic Emmerdale 17:00 A Place in the Sun 15:00 Chuck 14:00 Home and Away 15:40 Classic Coronation 18:00 Help! We Bought a 14:30 Christmas in My Heart 16:05 One Tree Hill Village 17:00 Dawson’s Creek Street 16:15 The Nine Kittens of 19:00 Four in a Bed 18:00 Dinner Date Christmas 16:15 Classic Coronation 19:30 The Simpsons 19:00 Celebrity Catchphrase 18:00 5 News at 5 Street 20:00 Channel 4 News 19:00 Dogs Behaving (Very) 20:00 Alan Carr’s Epic 16:45 Midsomer Murders 20:55 Elizabeth’s Story: Gameshow Badly Stand Up To Cancer 21:00 Bob’s Burgers 20:00 Traffic Cops 18:55 Heartbeat 21:00 The Great British Bake 21:00 Police 999: Clear & 21:30 Bob’s Burgers 19:55 Heartbeat Off 22:00 Big Brother Present Danger 22:15 Banged Up 23:00 Big Brother: Late and 21:00 Midsomer Murders 22:00 The Hotel Inspector 23:15 Bangers: Mad for Cars 23:00 Casualty 24/7 23:00 DCI Banks Live

03:30 The Trap: India’s 03:45 MasterChef: The 00:15 Lenny Henry: One of Deadliest Scam Professionals a Kind 04:00 BBC News 04:45 This Is BBC TWO 01:10 Inside Iran: The Fight 04:30 The Media Show 07:15 Bargain Hunt for Freedom 05:00 BBC News 08:00 Homes Under the 02:25 Cash Trapped 05:30 HARDtalk Hammer 03:15 Loose Women 06:00 BBC News 09:00 See Hear 06:30 World Business Report 09:30 Marcus Wareing’s 04:00 Fresh Cuts 07:00 Breakfast Tales from a Kitchen Garden 04:35 Unwind with ITV 10:15 Morning Live 10:00 Nicky Campbell 06:05 Moneyball 11:00 Scam Interceptors 11:00 BBC News 07:00 Good Morning Britain 11:45 Frontline Fightback 12:15 Politics Live 10:00 Lorraine 12:15 Homes Under the 14:00 Impossible Hammer 14:45 Unbeatable 11:00 This Morning 13:15 Bargain Hunt 15:15 Wanted Down Under 13:30 Loose Women 14:00 BBC News at One 16:00 Call That Hard Work? 14:30 ITV Lunchtime News 14:30 BBC London 16:45 The Farmers’ Country 14:55 ITV News London 14:45 Doctors Showdown 15:15 Money for Nothing 17:15 Tribes, Predators & Me 15:00 James Martin’s American Adventure 16:00 Escape to the Country 18:15 Flog It! 16:45 The Travelling 19:00 Richard Osman’s House 16:00 Lingo Auctioneers of Games 17:00 Tipping Point 17:30 The Repair Shop 19:30 Strictly Come Dancing: 18:00 The Chase 18:15 Pointless It Takes Two 19:00 ITV News London 19:00 BBC News at Six 20:00 Celebrity Antiques 19:30 ITV Evening News 19:30 BBC London Road Trip 20:00 The One Show 21:00 Nadiya’s Simple Spices 20:30 Emmerdale 20:45 EastEnders 21:30 Nigella: At My Table 21:00 Coronation Street 21:15 The Repair Shop 22:00 The Detectives: Taking 22:00 Payback 22:00 Shetland Down an OCG 23:00 BBC News at Ten 23:00 Moulin Rouge: Yes We 23:00 ITV News at Ten 23:30 ITV News London 23:30 BBC London Can-Can! 23:45 Peston 23:40 Shakespeare in Love 23:30 Newsnight

05:15 999: On the Front Line 08:15 Peppa Pig 06:45 Craig of the Creek 06:10 Couples Come Dine 08:20 PAW Patrol 07:00 Craig of the Creek with Me 08:35 Pip and Posy 07:10 Teen Titans Go! 07:05 Countdown 08:40 The Adventures of 07:25 Teen Titans Go! 07:45 Cheers Paddington 07:35 Looney Tunes 08:10 Cheers 09:00 Chip & Potato Cartoons 08:35 Everybody Loves 09:15 Milo 07:50 Looney Tunes Raymond 09:35 PAW Patrol Cartoons 09:00 Everybody Loves 09:45 Ben & Holly’s Little 08:05 Jurassic World: Camp Raymond Kingdom Cretaceous 09:25 Frasier 09:55 Peppa Pig 08:30 Scooby Doo and the 09:55 Frasier 10:00 Milkshake! Monkey Monster of Mexico 10:25 Frasier Rhymes 10:00 Totally Bonkers 10:55 Find It, Fix It, Flog It 10:05 Milkshake! Story Den Guinness World Records 11:55 Renovation Nation 10:15 Jeremy Vine 10:35 Totally Bonkers 12:55 Channel 4 News 12:15 Storm Huntley Guinness World Records Summary 13:15 Alexis Conran 11:00 Secret Crush 13:00 Steph’s Packed Lunch 13:50 Entertainment News 12:00 Dress to Impress 15:10 Countdown On 5 13:00 Dinner Date 16:00 A Place in the Sun 13:55 5 News at Lunchtime 14:00 Alan Carr’s Epic 17:00 A Place in the Sun 14:00 Home and Away Gameshow 18:00 Help! We Bought a 14:30 Next Stop, Christmas 15:00 Chuck Village 16:15 A Tale of Two 16:05 One Tree Hill 19:00 Four in a Bed Christmases 17:00 Dawson’s Creek 19:30 The Simpsons 18:00 5 News at 5 18:00 Dinner Date 20:00 Channel 4 News 19:00 Dogs Behaving (Very) 19:00 Celebrity Catchphrase 20:55 Angus’ Story: Stand Up Badly 20:00 Alan Carr’s Epic To Cancer 20:00 Lidl: Behind The Gameshow 21:00 Location, Location, Scenes 24/7 21:00 Bob’s Burgers Location 21:00 Vanished: The Search 21:30 Bob’s Burgers 22:00 Grand Designs For Britain’s Missing People 22:00 Big Brother 23:00 Building Britain’s 22:00 The Gunpowder Plot: 23:00 Big Brother: Late and Superhomes The Countdown to Treason Live

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Peter Andre’s pregnant wife Emily makes ‘exciting’ announcement: ‘I’m over the moon to reveal this’ Emily Andre shared an exciting update as she revealed she’s ‘over the moon’. The pregnant star, who is the wife

of Peter Andre, 50, took to Instagram on Thursday and announced to her 528k followers that she has written a new book titled Healthy Mind, Happy You. Posting a snap of the colourful book cover, the NHS doctor, 30, penned: ‘EXCITING NEWS! I’m over the moon to reveal my latest book, Healthy Mind, Happy You.’ ‘Mental health is so important for children and adults alike. With this book for 9+ readers, I want to support children in dealing with everyday worries and reaching out when things are hard. ‘It’s been such a privilege to write, and I hope it helps children to feel more confident talking about their mental health.’

Gino D’Acampo in ‘horror crash with blood everywhere’ during filming for new ITV show with Fred Sirieix as production comes to a halt Gino D’Acampo was reportedly in a horror crash with ‘blood everywhere’ as he filmed for a new ITV show with Fred Sirieix. The chef, 47, has been in Vienna with the French maître d’hôtel, 51, for the new travel show titled Emission Impossible, as they visit some of Europe’s most stunning locations. Production has now come to a grinding halt, with Gino describing it as ‘the worst shoot of my life,’ before slamming ITV for not checking up on him, according to The Sun. The incident which took place on October 18, saw him attempt to go

down a ‘200ft slide on a toboggan, clutching a cocktail glass.’ Gino told the publication: ‘After 22 years of working with them, I am in an accident and I get ill, and yet I don’t get a phone call; I smell a fish. I think ITV have no idea what happened.’ Sarah Beeny has her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed after breast cancer battle as she is supported by husband Graham Swift following revelation their marriage is ‘hanging on by our fingernails’ Sarah Beeny put on a united display with her husband Graham Swift on Friday as she underwent surgery to remove her ovaries and fallopian tubes. The TV presenter, 51, previously

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revealed their marriage was ‘hanging by fingernails’ after her breast cancer battle in a candid new interview. She was given the all clear in April 2023 and in June she released her documentary Sarah Beeny vs. Cancer which detailed her cancer journey including her double mastectomy. This week, Sarah had further surgery after testing positive for the PALB2 gene mutation as she shared a photo of herself and Graham embracing outside hospital. Giving her fans an update to Instagram she wrote: ‘Turns out little day surgery to whip out my ovaries and tubes as the last tick box after testing positive for PALB2 gene mutation.’

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Two people arrested for a ‘love scam’ in Almoradí

The Civil Guard has arrested two people for the ‘love scam’, a scam that consists of gaining the trust of the victim, faking a romantic relationship with them, in order to ask them for money. These two detainees are accused of swindling 175,000 euros through this cybercrime. The investigation has allowed

us to discover twelve victims from all over Spain, among them in Almoradí, here in Vega Baja. The scammer gained the trust of the victims and asked them for money. Once they made the bank transfer, the detainees redistributed the money between several bank

accounts to launder the money and eliminate any traces. Some of the victims even went so far as to sell properties and engage with lenders to make payments. The individuals, a man and a woman aged 33 and 66, were arrested in Valencia and charged with 12 crimes of fraud.

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The ADAPT Theatre Group set out on its long and winding journey back in 2009 and one of the few surviving members from the outset is scriptwriter and director Jane Cronin. Jane developed an interest in amateur dramatics while working with children as an English teacher. She realised that learning lines and performing on stage was a great way for her students to learn the language while having fun and it also went down very well with the children’s parents. As part of these shows performed over many years Jane and her fellow teachers always added a comic sketch which used to go down a storm with students and parents alike. Over the years Jane combined language teaching and theatre work so that forming the ADAPT Theatre group was a natural extension. From the beginning her vision for the group was as a way of reaching out to the Spanish community as well as a method of Spanish language learning for the participants. The group has been a source of great fun and entertainment over the years as many people have tried their hand at acting and backstage support. “It’s really great working with adults, who have such different

challenges from children. Many of the group had no previous theatrical experience at all and have taken it on as a hobby in their retirement and it’s great to watch their theatrical skills develop year on year.” In the early days Jane took on principle roles such as the Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother and Snow White’s wicked witch, but as she was able to make time for a full directing role she reduced her stage performances to cameos parts which could be rehearsed separately. Alongside producer Eric Berg, she has been Queen mother to Cinderella’s prince, a 100-year-old TV presenter in Sleeping Beauty, a galley cook in Peter Pan and Liesl from the

Sound of Music who somehow got herself caught up into the Pinocchio story. As well as the yearly panto, Jane has also performed standup comedy in both English and Spanish and won a national competition for her stand-up “Mi árbol ginecológico” (My gynaecological tree), However her favourite pastime is still treading the boards with the ADAPT Theatre group, writing, directing and coordinating all the great ideas that the group comes up with every year. For more information about the ADAPT Theatre group contact Eric at: ericberg2@ hotmail.com or visit our website: https://adapttheatregroup. wordpress.com

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Crescendo International Choir to give seven concerts before Christmas

op facts about onfire Night and Guy Fawkes!

1. Bonfire Night is also known as Fireworks Night and Guy Fawkes Night! 2. It is celebrated on 5th November because of the Gunpowder Plot. 3. There were 13 people involved in the Gunpowder Plot. 4. The Houses of Parliament are still searched today! 5. If Guy Fawkes was successful, it could have made 500 metres worth of damage. 6. An anonymous letter was

sent to warn of the Gunpowder Plot! 7. King James I said we should celebrate on 5th November. 8. In Britain, it was once illegal not to celebrate Bonfire Night! 9. During the war, no one was allowed to set off fireworks or light bonfires. 10. Fireworks were invented by accident.

Crescendo International Choir plans to give seven concerts before Christmas, 2023. The first of these concerts will take place on Sunday, November 12 at 18:30 at the Club in Quesada. It will be a fundraiser for the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal which supports military veterans and their families. The following Saturday, November 18, the choir will perform at Salt Church in Los Montesinos at 18:30. On Saturday, December 2, the choir will give a concert at the Catholic Church in Benijofar after the 17:00 mass is over. The next evening, they will sing at Rincon de Miquel’s restaurant in Los Montesinos. On Thursday, December 14, they will give a Christmas music concert at La Siesta Church in Torrevieja. This concert will also take place at 18:30. The following night they will give a concert at Plaza de Constitution in Torrevieja, along with three other choirs, with a time to be announced later. Lastly, the choir plans a Christmas concert on Saturday, December 16, again at the Club in Quesada at 18:30. Choir rehearsals take place at Rincon de Miguel in Los Montesinos between 17:15 to

19:45 every Thursday. Previously the choir rehearsed on Monday nights, from 17:30 to 20:00. For more details about the choir, see crescendo-choir.com. You can also follow the group on Facebook at Crescendo Choir. If you have questions, email info@ crescendo-choir.com. The choir would be delighted

to welcome new singers, especially basses. Our current choir includes people from England, Scotland, Wales, the US, the Netherlands, Germany, and Scandinavia, among other nationalities. Our Music Director, Irene Oliva, and pianist, Antonio Guillen, are accomplished Spanish musicians.

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Alicante drive in cinema launches films in nglish

The Auto Cine open air cinema in Alicante are pleased to now offer films in the original version and with Spanish subtitles, every Thursday night. Located in the town of Mutxamel, Alicante this unique drivein movie concept makes a great night out with a difference! Autocine El Sur was launched in 1980 with their

first movie screening of Superman II. Since then, the open air cinema continues to entertain viewers and improve the experience of its drive-in movie idea. The cinema has a snack bar serving burgers, chips, sandwiches, refreshments and of course, popcorn! Or you can choose to pack a picnic of your own, and enjoy it on the premises.

A wonderful way to spend dinner and a watch a movie in the open air, sharing a unique experience with family or friends. There is disabled access and pets are welcome. For extra comfort, should you wish to sit outside your vehicle, the venue allow you to bring along folding chairs and picnic tables. Tickets are priced at 6.50€ per person

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Bigastro organizes a day on mental health in school children Our grandchildren are grown and understandably don’t come to Spain now they have busy lives of their own. We sold our six bed Villa with pool as it was getting too much for my husband. The plan was to visit the UK every summer to avoid the worsening heat in Spain; and to see the grandchildren. This has not gone down well with our second eldest child. She suggested she and her husband use our Villa while we are in England; however, the whole point was to return home to spend time with our family as a whole. Our daughter has suddenly put the blockers on our staying with them. Now, she informs us that they have moved to a smaller house, and there will be no room for us; and stated that for future visits we should get an AirB&B, and take a taxi from the Airport. She has not given us her new address. Our daughter has always been demanding, we have helped her every time she has needed it; taking

the grandkids when they were young, help with work on their house, decorating etc. It seems we are no longer of use to her. Your daughter only sees this change as how it will affect her, and her needs. Whilst you were hosting at your own expense, she showed up with boots blacked. Your son is pleased that you are taking things easier; your daughter is angry that her needs are not now your first priority. You may have always given her a lasting wrong impression that she gets everything she wants. You say you feel abandoned. People don’t abandon people they love; people abandon people they were using. For the sake of family and keeping the peace, you could find accommodation close by, and arrange to meet up with the whole family at a restaurant.

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The event will be held on November 3rd and is free but with limited capacity Bigastro organizes a day on mental health in schoolchildren on November 3rd, taking advantage of the proximity of the International Day against School Violence and Bullying. Under the title “University Day for the Promotion of Mental Health in Schoolchildren”, the Bigastro City Council has decided to celebrate this day due to the rise of this problem recently. A completely free event, but with capacity limited to 60 people in person, which will take place in the Francisco Grau Auditorium (financed by the Department of Health of the Generalitat Valenciana) where internationally recognized specialists from Psychology, Social Education, Criminology will present. and Technology Engineering. The Councilor for Social Welfare, Nuria Andreu, explained that the Conference has the collaboration of the European University of Valencia, the Peruvian Society of Suicidology, the PDA BULLYING Platform (network of institutions of good practices for the prevention, detection and action of harassment and cyberbullying between peers),

the University Platform Life! for the prevention of cyberbullying and AIMentia Health. After the inaugural conference, which will focus on the early detection of mental health problems in schoolchildren, two analysis tables will be held. The first will focus on “Useful technological strategies for schools against cyberbullying” and the second will talk about “Challenges in mental health from the perspective of child and adolescent cyberhealth.” Andreu highlighted that in

case of not being able to attend in person, the opportunity to follow the event via streaming has been offered. In any case, the option is marked on the registration form, which can be accessed using the QR code on the poster. The Department of Social Services, Equality and Inclusive Policies of the Bigastro City Council is once again committed to innovation, networking and being at the forefront at a professional level, to offer responses in accordance with the demands of society.

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Three out of 10 drivers penalised for using a mobile phone while driving During the campaign held from October 9 to 15, 364,165 vehicles were controlled, resulting in 6,719 complaints. As is usual, despite the risk and the loss of 6 points that it entails, the most frequent offense is still driving while holding a mobile phone in your hand. After this we find other violations such as putting on a seat belt while driving, using headphones, reading or searching for objects, among others. The preventive controls also made

it possible to sanction more than 1,200 drivers who, in addition to being distracted, were driving under the influence of alcohol and almost 900 who had consumed drugs. The General Directorate of Traffic has carried out this month of October, between the 9th and 15th, a new special surveillance campaign with the aim of raising drivers’ awareness of the danger posed by distractions. To this end, during the week that the

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the 6,719 complaints filed by agents of the Traffic Group of the Civil Guard during that week, 2,223 were for manually using the mobile phone while driving. As is usual, after driving distracted by the mobile phone, the most frequent infractions continue to be fastening the seat belt while driving, generally when they have been seen by the agents and for which 442 drivers have been sanctioned, or the use of helmets or headphones connected to sound reproducing devices, other than mobile phones, a conduct that is prohibited because it also represents a distraction while driving and for which 273 drivers have been sanctioned.

Other actions most committed that involve distraction while driving are reading (134), searching for objects (93), being distracted by other vehicle occupants (71) or driving while eating (48). In addition to all these specific actions, the agents filed 1,198 complaints for other violations that caused distracted driving. In the following link you can find examples similar to those reported that have been captured by the DGT aerial media; videos among which you can see a driver eating with a spoon and talking on his cell phone while he drives or a female driver brushing her teeth behind the wheel.

Is it against the law to drive while waearing headphones? Driving while distracted contributes to a significant number of road accidents – and headphones can increase the risk. Driving a car while wearing headphones is considered dangerous by road safety experts, due to its potential to cause a distraction and isolate you from the outside world. Despite the lack of an outright ban, however, motorists could still be found guilty of breaking road traffic laws by driving with headphones on. Rule 148 of the Highway Code states that motorists should ‘avoid distractions when driving or riding’. Included in the list of examples for distractions is ‘loud

music’. Research undertaken by Nelson and Nilsson in 1990 found that drivers took longer to react to hazards when wearing headphones. Judging speed was also found to be affected, causing them to drive faster. Under section 3 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, the offence of careless driving can occur where a driver is ‘avoidably distracted’.

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After a four week interruption due to other events being held at CAR, Los Alcazares, 12 SAMM sailors in 5 boats were racing again on October 22nd. In a good ENE wind of 11 to 13 knots the first race start was a bit of a shambles due to radio interference confusing the countdown. Prior to the start the crew on Vision had to fit a new bracket to the end of the boom and attach the topping lift, out haul and main sheet which took some time. As a result they forgot to lower the lifting keel and crewman Colin had to go below to do this. This was when the main-sheet jamming

L to R: Cuatro crew John and Jack, Vision crew Colin and Julian

cleat broke and the main-sheet end went overboard. The skipper, Julian, managed to hold the main-sheet until Colin returned to the cockpit and control was re-established. She therefore started 6 minutes after the signal but her finish position showed an excellent performance to make up this deficit. The rest of the race was then marred by incidents. Dos went to to mark 2 and had to return to round mark 1, losing the lead. Ginetta hit mark 2 and got tangled in it’s mooring line. Sirocco failed to pass through the gate on lap 3 and had to return, losing

ground. All reflected in the widely spaced final lap times. The second race was much better with Vision crossing the line 2 seconds after the signal and all boats across within 46 seconds. After they overhauled Vision, there was a fantastic battle for the whole of the race between the faster leading two boats, Dos and Cuatro, with the lead changing several times. Eventually Cuatro triumphed. Bringing up the rear, another close battle was fought between Sirocco and Ginetta. This resulted in a collision at the gate at the end of lap 2. No damage and

only pride hurt. Then Sirocco lost out by again not going through the gate on lap 3 and then had another near collision at the gate with Vision at the end of lap 4. Not a good race for them. The honours were shared as Cuatro won the first race with Vision second only for the order to be reversed for the second race with Dos third in both. Average lap times and results after handicaps applied First race: Cuatro 405 secs, Vision 456 secs, Dos 502 secs. Second race: Vision 391 secs, Cuatro 401 secs, Dos 445 secs.

manyo olf Society Remembrance ay up” at onalba This is the fourth time we played for the Remembrance Day Cup sponsored by Imanyo golf society. Arriving at Bonalba we found everything ready and waiting, for high season in the golfing calendar we found that the course looked tired, some bare fairways, bunkers not edged and lacking sand, greens that were patchy and needed a lot of pitch repairing, conclusion is the course is not up to high season prices. Twenty players took part starting

at Imanyo’s for the traditional English breakfast. The format was singles full handicap Stableford, for those in the UK the weather was sunshine and a pleasant 80 degrees with a very gusty wind to start off with, all players were still in shorts. The scores between groups A and B were very low and close with the winner eventually coming from group B. Winner of the Remembrance Day Cup from group B was “Flying Scotsman” Andy Ramage with 37 points, runner

up was “Mr Celtic” Brian Gordon with 27 points, third place was the real “Flying Scotsman” Donald Main with 26 points. Winner of group A was “Lion” John Fairbrass with 33 points, runner up “Mr Amstel” Peter Kelly with 32 points and third place went to Paul Davison on count back with Steve Gain with 29 Points. Nearest the pin’s winners were group A hole 2 was shared between Sean McGuinness and Colin Deare both holing out in 5 shots, hole 6 “Mr Amstel” Peter Kelly, hole 14 no winner,

Abbey Anglers On Tuesday the 24th of October we fished the 2nd round of the Winter series at the El bosquet complex. The weather was a very nice 22 degrees with a gentle breeze and to be honest the conditions were perfect. Winner on the day from peg 3 on the first section was Nick Bastock. Nick fished the pole across with maggots and took several carp and a rather large sea bass to amass 27.32Kg. In second place from unfancied peg 36 was Tony Felstead. Tony fished the pole down the middle or the edge for 20.52kg. Taking third place form the more fancied peg 26 was Barry Homer. Barry fished the pole across on maggot and weighed 19.2kg.

Overall the complex fished quite well and the full results are shown. Rods N reels The following day we made the short journey into the Murcia region to fish the river Segura in the town centre. Only 7 anglers attended and the fishing turned out quite good on a lovely late October day. We had a section of three below the ramp and a further section of 4 working back from the fancied pegs at the Crystal bridge. Runaway winner was Graham Patterson who fished the end peg adjacent to the Crystal bridge and used the method feeder with corn, bread or wafters for 16.16kg. In second place on the adjacent peg was Richard “Meldrew” Wood. He also used

similar tactics to take a lot more smaller fish for a straight 8kg. In third place was Terry Stroud who despite throwing half his gear in by mistake at the start of the match managed to tempt a few fish for 7.42kg. The other weights were all very similar with the lowest weight being 6.32kg. Further details re the clubs can be found on our website and lots of free to view videos of matches etc can be found on youtube via “match fishing in Spain Ian Brown

group B hole 3 no winner, hole 10 “Sat Nav” Steve Day and hole 15 “Mr Celtic” Brian Gordon, best front 9 went to Colin Deare with 17 points and best back 9 was “Paw” Derry Quinlan with 14 points. The two’s pot €15 winner was “Tom Tom” Brian court on hole 8. Thank you to Antonio, and all the staff for looking after us, the football card was won by Kim Court with Leicester raising €40 for our chosen charities 2023. www.imanyogolfsociety.com imanyogolfsociety@gmail.com

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Renault Captur 2014, Automatic, Diesel, 32,005 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 1.5L, ABS, PAS, Radio, AUX/USB, Cruise control, Climate control, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel, Electric windows. 12,995€

Ford Focus Titanium 2019, Manual, Diesel, 139,927 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 1.5L. ABS, PAS, Parking sensors, Radio, USB, A/C, Climate control, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel, Navigation. 14,995€

Fiat Panda 2011, Manual, Petrol, 142,164 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 1.2L, ABS, PAS, Central locking, A/C, Electric windows. 4,995€

Mini John Cooper Works 2015, Automatic, Petrol, 140,0970 kms, Hatchback/ Saloon, 2.0L. ABS, PAS, Radio, AUX/USB, Climate control, Bluetooth, Navigation, Multifunctional steering wheel. 21,995€

Skoda Fabia 2015, Petrol, Automatic, 7,115 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 1.2L, PAS, ABS, A/C, Radio, AUX/USB, Central locking, Cruise control, Bluetooth, Electric windows, Multifunctional steering wheel. 10,995€

Mazda 3 2016, Automatic, Petol, 152,927 SEAT Arona 2020, Manual, Petrol, 39,553 Opel Mokka 2014, Automatic, Diesel, kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 2.0L. ABS, PAS, kms, 4x2, 1.0L, PAS, ABS, Aux/USB, Radio, 60,745 kms, 4x2, 1.7L. ABS, PAS, Climate Radio, USB, Parking sensors, Climate control, Climate control, A/C, Bluetooth, Touchscreen, control, Radio/CD, AUX/USB, Parking sensors, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel, Heated seats, Cruise control, Electric Reverse camera, Bluetooth, Navigation, Navigation 13,995€ windows. 17,995€ Multifunctional steering wheel. 13,995€

BMW 220d Cabrio 2017, Automatic, Diesel, 109,810 kms, Cabrio, 2.0L, ABS, PAS, Radio/CD , Cruise control, Climate control, Bluetooth, Parking sensors, Electric roof. 22,995€

Volvo V90 2018, Manual, Diesel,129,266 kms, Mazda CX3 2019, Manual, Petrol, 122,005 4X4, 2.0 L, ABS, PAS, Radio, AUX/USB, Cruise kms, 4x2, 2.0L, ABS, PAS, Radio, AUX/USB, control, Climate control, Parking sensors, Parking sensors, A/C, Bluetooth, Navigation Navigation, Bluetooth, Multifunctional Navigation, Multifunctional steering wheel. steering wheel. 17,995€ 16,995€

Mercedes B180 2013, Diesel, Manual, 161,191 kms, Hatchback/Saloon,1.8L. ABS, PAS, USB/AUX, Parking sensors, Central locking, Multifunctional steering wheel, Bluetooth. 13,995€

LandRover Range Rover Sport 2014, Automatic, Diesel, 153,753 kms, 4X4, 4.4L. ABS, PAS, Radio, AUX/USB, Climate control, Parking sensors , Bluetooth, Navigation, Multifunctional steering wheel. 31,995€

Ford Focus Estate ST LINE 2018, Automatic, Diesel, 185,000 kms, Estate, 1.5L. ABS, PAS, Climate control, Radio/CD, Aux/USB, Handsfree, Sat Nav, Multifunctional steering wheel. 13,995€

SEAT Leon Estate 2016, Manual, Petrol, 171,636 kms, Estate, 1.2L. ABS, PAS, Central locking, Radio/CD, Touch screen, Aux/USB, Climate control, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel 9,995€

Skoda Kamiq Automatic 2022, Automatic, Petrol, 11,020 kms, 4x2, 1.0L. ABS, PAS, Radio, USBC, A/C, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel, Reverse camera, Apple car play 20,995€

Opel Grandland X 2019, Manual, Petrol, 82,519 kms, 4x2, 1.2L, ABS, PAS, Climate control, Radio, AUX/USB, Navigation, Multifunctional steering wheel, Bluetooth, Navigation. 16,995€

Mercedes CLK200 Cabrio 2007, Automatic, Petrol, 91,123 kms, Cabrio, 1.8L. ABS, PAS, Radio/CD, Climate control, Electric windows, Leather seats, Parking sensors , Electric seats, Leather seats, Heated seats. 9,995€

Subaru XV 2014, Manual, Petrol, 164,588 Jaguar XF Supercharged 2015, Automatic, Toyota Auris 2014, Manual, Diesel, 177,014 kms, 4x2, 1.6L, ABS, PAS, Radio/CD, AUX/USB, Petrol, 147,807 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 1.3L. ABS, PAS, Climate control, Navigation, Multifunctional 3.0L, ABS, PAS, Radio, Cruise control, Climate Radio/CD, AUX/USB, Climate control, Electric steering wheel, Reverse camera, Parking control, Parking sensors, Navigation, windows, Bluetooth, Multifunctional sensors. Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel, steering wheel, Cruise control, Reverse 12,995€ Navigation, Reverse camera. 19,995€ camera. 9,995€

Mazda MX5 2017, Petrol, Manual, Cabrio, 87,234 kms, 1.5L. ABS, PAS, Central locking, Radio, USB, A/C, Electric windows, Cruise control, Bluetooth, Parking sensors, Multifunctional steering wheel, Navigation. 19,995€

Peugeot 2008 2013, Manual, Petrol, 130,738 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 1.2L. ABS, PAS,Central locking, Cruise control, A/C, Radio/CD, AUX/USB, Bluetooth. 8,995€

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Nissan Micra, 2015, Manual, Petrol, 82,876 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 1.2L, ABS, PAS, Radio/CD, AUX, A/C, Central locking, Electric windows, Handsfree. 7,495€

Renault Captur 2022, Manual, Petrol, 26,428 kms, Hatchback/Saloon,1.0L. ABS, PAS, Central locking, Radio, USB, Climate control, Multifunctional steering wheel, Bluetooth, Parking sensors, Navigation. 18995€