Euro Weekly News - Costa del Sol 3 - 9 September 2015 Issue 1574

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Unemployment falling in the province THE service sector has contributed to a reduction in unemployment in Malaga Province

and the creation of a large number of jobs this summer.

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Becoming transparent Important for residents to have clear information Marbella Council has just started publising information about public servants’ salaries, training course budgets, and more, on the town hall’s offical website.

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Good news for car sales August results reveal 1,754 new registrations Car sales in Malaga Province continue to rise, in what presumably will be the best year

GUARDIA CIVIL specialists had to be called in

By John Smith

Police discovered mortars and explosives inside a car dumped in a street in the Riviera del Sol estate in Mijas on Tuesday afternoon, September 1.

An alert local resident was worried by the appearance of the BMW car which was covered in a white powder, apparently from a fire extinguisher, and promptly dialled 112.

Mijas Local Police discovered a cache of arms and ammunition in the boot of the car including grenades, mortars and explosives, and immediately arranged for Gedex, the specialist explosives arm of the Guardia Civil, to be called in. Firefighters and two ambulances also attended whilst local hospitals were put on alert.

Fingerprints were taken from the car

in order to try to identify who had been driving it whilst a local building was evacuated and the area taped off for a while to allow for the explosives to be removed and taken to a quarry in Mijas for safe detonation.

Whilst there was initial speculation that the car was part of a terrorist operation, police now believe that the haul was organised crime related.

in terms of new car registrations since 2008.

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LOCAL NEWS

Restoration works THE Junta de Andalucia’s Regional Development Department will start planned restoration works on common ar e a s b e l o n g i n g to buildings from Malaga City, Marbella and Coin,

with Las Albarizas (Marbella) first on the list.

The works will be carried out during the remaining months of the year and will entail a total cost of €815,196.

Suspect arrested LAST Sunday (August 28) the Guardia Civil arrested a woman in Malaga Airport carrying a total of 1,285 grams of cocaine inside eight bars of soap which was perfectly hidden in her luggage.

When the culprit was waiting to pick up her luggage the police proceeded to inspect it and found the substance.

Old hand-grenade A SPECIAL bomb disposal unit ‘Unbudiz,’ part of the Forces of Maritime Action in Cadiz, removed an old handgrenade on Wednesday August 26, from Guadalmina’s Beach

in San Pedro de Alcantara.

It would appear a misfire occurred when the handgrenade was thrown, but it had conserved its explosive charge intact, Maritime Forces said.

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Ferris wheel officially inaugurated in Malaga ALL the opening licences are now in place ready to receive the general public

By Steve Walsh MALAGA’s new Ferris wheel Mirador Princess, was officially inaugurated on Thursday (August 27). Situated in the city’s port, the big wheel stands 70 metres tall and now has all the opening licences in place ready to receive the general public.

The official opening ceremony was attended by the President of the Port Authority, Paulino Plata, mayor of Malaga, Francisco de la Torre, and representatives of the company Mederyt Show Services.

Although the wheel, which has 42 air conditioned cabins with a maximum capacity of eight people in each will not open to the public until Tuesday September 8, the company has been hard at work testing the wheel and making sure everything is safe for when it is ready to open.

FERRIS WHEEL: At Malaga Port.

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FEATURED NEWS

A monster masterpiece lives in Puerto Banus

Tourist expenditure up EGATUR has done a study that confirms that foreign tourists are currently spending more in Malaga, and Andalucia as a whole. Average spend per her head is currently at €978 (2.9 per cent rise).

Found again

THE iconic sculpture was created by master of surrealism, Salvador Dali Photo Credit monysasu shutterstock

One big fright A 77-YEAR-OLD resident of Alhaurin de la Torre went out to buy a newspaper last Tuesday and never came home.

The missing person was found the same day at 6.52pm in good health.

Social works Pay or work choice FROM now on anybody over 29 years old that can’t pay their fines can now exchange them for social works. The measure will only be available to minor offenders that can’t afford to pay their fines.

Failed cars

LGBT profit Gays spend billions

MONSTER GREETING: Dali’s three-ton rhinoceros accompanied by sea urchins.

By John Smith BASED on an etching published 500 years ago in 1515 by the German artist Albrecht Dürer, the statue ‘Rinoceronte vestido con puntillas’ (Rhinoceros dressed in lace) by the master of surrealism, Spain’s own Salvador Dali, is on permanent display at the entrance to Puerto Banus on the Costa del Sol. Donated to the town by a businessman to commemorate the centenary of Dali’s birth, the three-ton statue was created in the 1950s following completion of his film about a ‘lacemaker and the rhinoceros’.

€20m is the price at auction for Dali’s portrait of poet Paul Eluard. It is the highest price paid so far for a surrealist work of art, although many of the most famous Dali paintings are in museums and art galleries. Whilst a very impressive figure, it doesn’t come anywhere near two paintings by Pablo Picasso which have both sold for more than €100 million.

As is to be expected with any Dali creation, the sculpture has a number of meanings. However, apart from recognising the perfection of Dürer’s work, it refers to sex in the form of the rhino’s horn, femininity is represented by lace, and power signified by his favourite food, the sea urchin, which appears in many of Dali’s works as a symbol of perfect creation.

According to Dali, the way to create perfect art was for the artist to eat 36 sea urchins one or two days before the full moon, then after a long siesta, he should sit before a blank canvas until it got too dark to see.

SPAIN is the biggest European destination for gay and lesbian tourists, according to new research from international investment firm LGBT Capital. The company’s global study found that the market brings €6.04 billion per year to Spain.

Quote of the Week “This is not like the rain that falls from the sky without us knowing exactly why. No. For this, there are reasons. Spain is experiencing economic growth.”

Mariano Rajoy, President of Spain, during a speech in Pontevedra.

Service sector is leading the way UNEMPLOYMENT results in Malaga Province seem to confirm the positive trend registered for the past few months.

Unemployment fell in Malaga by 1,026 people in August, a 0.58 per cent reduction if com-

pared with the data registered for July. The total number of Malaga jobless sits at 174,470, according to the data provided by the Employment and Social Security Ministry.

The province has linked sev-

en months of reductions in a row. Year-on-year figures show that there are 10,187 fewer jobless people than during the same month of 2014.

The summer season has resulted in a strong service sector,

which has seen an unemployment reduction of 759 people, while the community of unemployed people who had never worked before (especially youths who have been hired for the first time) has been reduced

by 803 people. Agriculture and industry has also seen a slight decrease by 85 and 32 people respectively.

On the other hand, the Social Security registries have seen an increase by 669 people.

Not allowed to run MORE than a quarter of vehicles in Malaga that underwent the roadworthiness test (ITV in Spanish) during the first six months of 2015, did not pass it, a total of 85,999 which were declared not apt for the road, out of 326,052 total tested.

Back to school Expensive books ACCORDING to the Text Book Editors National Association (ANELE) estimations, parents in Andalucia will have to spend an average of €91.60 on text books during the 2015-2016 academic year.

Malaga cash Contribution increases MALAGA Province contributed to the national coffers as many as €1.4 billion during the first seven months of 2015. This translates into a 17.2 per cent increase if compared to the data of 2014.

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Most drowning deaths MALAGA Province has the deadliest record in Spain this year

Featured News 3 News Desk 48 European Press 50 Russian Press 51 Finance 53 - 58 Stocks 54 Leapy Lee 59 TAKE CARE: Malaga’s waters have claimed 17 victims.

Daily TV 60, 62, 64, 106, 108, 110, 112 Marbella Special 65 - 104 Letters 116 Time Out 117 - 120 Gibraltar 121 Pets 122 Legally Speaking 123 Our View 124 Colin Bird 124 Mike Walsh 124 Health & Beauty 125 - 130 Social Scene 132 - 145 Homes & Gardens 146 - 147 Services 149 - 154 Classifieds 155 - 163 Motoring 164 - 165 Sport 166 - 168

By Maria Jose Fernandez MALAGA is the Spanish province with the highest number of deaths by drowning registered this year.

A total of 17 people have died along Malaga’s coast so far this year, according to the Rescue and Lifeguarding Spanish Federation.

In national terms a total of 271 people have drowned in the

country, 45 of whom lost their lives in Andalucia.

“With these negative results, we believe there should be a special regulation of safety measures and protocols to be followed in the whole of Spain,” said representatives of the federation, who stressed that as many as 300 died in 2014.

A report by the federation has analysed the main common

points between the different cases, showing that a great number of them involved people over 45 years old, especially people between 65 and 74 years old, although they also stressed children below 10 have been common victims. In Andalucia, four children have died so far this year in coastal areas or pools.

As many as 57 per cent of cases registered in Andalucia

happened on beaches and on 29 occasions, there was no surveillance or lifeguards in the area.

Faced with these results, the federation has called for new regulations that included measures such as placing informative signs on dangerous water currents, rocky areas and other important descriptions, as well as carrying out awareness campaigns similar to those regarding traffic accidents.

No road fatalities to end summer THE ‘holiday-return’ traffic operation launched by the Spanish traffic authorities (DGT) has been concluded with great results.

No road accident fatalities have been

registered in the Malaga Province during this operation, which took place last weekend (August 28-30).

However, six accidents did take place and have left 12 injured. However, all the

injuries were minor and did not require hospitalisation.

In terms of traffic volume, authorities counted a total of 1,023,440 journeys in the area of Malaga, a 6 per cent increase.

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NEWS EXTRA

Help for the disabled AS much as €360,000 per year is allocated by Fuengirola Council to help nearly 150 residents with disabilities by means of cooking, cleaning, keeping them company or taking them out for a walk.

Cheap price MALAGA is currently one of the 10 cities with the most affordable prices to get a driving licence. The price for a normal learner is under the country’s average with a total cost of €630.53.

Sports start THE Fuengirola sports season has kicked off. On offer for this season are: municipal sports schools, adult activities and water sports amongst others.

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Police find and set free man who was kidnapped in Marbella THE man’s family were asked to hand over €35,000 in exchange for his freedom

By Maria Jose Fernandez NATIONAL POLICE announced on Tuesday (September 1) that they had found and freed a 27-year-old man who had been taken hostage in Mar-

bella for six days.

The investigation began after the man’s family, residents of Mijas, reported that he had been kidnapped and they were being asked to hand over €35,000 in exchange for his

freedom. They said kidnappers had asked them to deposit the money in an unspecified place in Puerto Banus (Marbella), with the threat that he would be killed if they did not comply with their demands.

Gazpacho free for all GAZPACHO enthusiasts are in luck as an association called ‘¿Yo? ¡Producto Andaluz!” is to hand out free glasses of this delicious Spanish cold soup in Torremolinos to promote Andalucian products amongst visitors.

The event is to take place at the Remo de la Carihuela square on September 16.

GAZPACHO: The Spanish cold soup is a typical Andalucian product.

After a complicated investigation, authorities were able to find the site where the man was being held captive, a cottage in Benahavis (Marbella).

Seven people were arrested on the spot as they were found watching over the victim, and two other people, a couple, were arrested afterwards in connection with the case, one of them alleged to be the leader of a drug-trafficking criminal gang.

Another arrest was carried out the day after.

The victim had sustained several facial injuries and reported he had been repeatedly threatened with death during the kidnapping.

In a home search, police found and seized seven kilogrammes of marihuana and 250 counterfeit €50 bills.

In total, 10 people have been arrested, who have been charged with crimes of kidnapping, drug trafficking and membership of a criminal gang.

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NEWS EXTRA

Privatised?

IN 20 months the current waste collection company, Limasa, will have concluded its contract with Malaga Council and it will not be renewed. The decision to privatise this service or not is still to be made.

Fewer cuts THE Ministry of Employment’s latest data displays a 30 per cent drop in redundancies in the Malaga Province if compared with last year’s numbers. In total, 837 people were let go due to redundancies during the first six months of 2015.

Missed out MARBELLA Local Government PP Councillor, Cristobal Garre, has expressed his disappointment that only two of a total of 10 motions put forward by his party have been discussed in plenary sessions so far.

No parole JULIAN Muñoz, the former Marbella councillor jailed for corruption, has been denied parole as the health condition he reportedly has is not life-threatening.

BIG BARGAINS: Shoppers spent more snapping up deals in the sales this season.

Summer sale season a big hit with shoppers SPENDING goes up compared to last year

By Maria Jose Fernandez AS many as 60 per cent of business owners in Malaga Province reported that the sale season had been either

‘good’ or ‘very good’ in a survey conducted by the Malaga Commerce Federation (Fecoma).

Most businesses have reported increases between five and 25 per cent

when compared with last year’s results.

In terms of the average money spent by customers, it amounted from €25 to €50.

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Man arrested after attempted stabbing over a beer A MALAGA man has been arrested after he allegedly stabbed another for refusing to buy him a beer. The victim had stopped at a kiosk in the Romeral district to buy some cigarettes and was approached by two individuals, who ordered him to buy them a beer.

When the man refused, one of the strangers tried to stab him in the torso but the victim managed to dodge him.

However, the two escaped on the victim’s motorbike, which he had left next to the kiosk with the engine running and the keys inside.

Another driver witnessed the event, and offered to help the victim by chasing the two thieves in his car. Unfortunately, they lost sight of the two robbers shortly afterwards.

However, later that evening, two police agents in an unmarked car discovered two men on a motorbike answering the description of the witness and followed them to a garage in the area of Atabal, laying in wait for the two thieves. As they emerged, the officers confronted them but the suspects resisted arrest and a scuffle ensued ending with the two robbers, aged 36 and 42, being arrested.

Torremolinos’ Fantastic Film Festival is back ON Thursday September 3 the Fifth Fantastic Film Festival kicks off at 12pm in the Sala Estepona of the Torremolinos Conference and Exhibition Centre.

The festival’s director, Miguel Pedraza, accompanied by actors Paul Lapidus and Fernando Luis Aisa, historian and Spanish cinema researcher, Pedro Navarro Alfaro and film-maker Juanf r an Lopez, gave a

press conference to present the poster of the festival, as well as a sneak peak of the l i ne- up of t i t l es t o be shown.

As said by the Torremolinos Conference and Exhibit i on Cent r e Com m uni cations Service (SERCOPAL), attendance at the festival is a must for all novice film directors and for all fantastic film lovers as a whole.

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Estepona pays for past crimes ESTEPONA Council is about to pay more than €10 million in compensation for crimes committed under former local governments.

To meet these payments, the current local government has approved in a plenary session to request loans from different banking institutions, according to head of the Economy Department, Manuel Aguilar. He explained that the adhesion of the local government to the Local Entities Financing Fund would allow the town council to receive these loans at a lower interest.

Council works for transparency MARBELLA Council has just started publishing, on the town hall’s official website, information about public servants’ salaries, training course budgets, and workers’ personal income tax IRPF. It was important for residents to have clear information about politicians, and the reason why they hold those

positions, according to a statement by the Communications councillor, Miguel Diaz, on Thursday 27.

He also explained that the websites’ goal was to keep working to reach the international transparency levels needed to be considered a fully trustworthy local government.

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All’s well that ends well in Velez-Malaga ARMED seige in bar ends in arrest with no injuries

By Maria Jose Fernandez THE siege at a café in Torre del Mar, ended when the man who barricaded himself in the building with a shotgun - reportedly threatening to use gas bottles to cause an explosion - was escorted from the scene in the custody of police with a blanket covering his head.

Police had earlier surrounded a Torre del Mar café (VelezMalaga), in Calle Duque de Ahumada, around 11am, after they’d received a call from a woman saying that her husband, Gustavo Sanchez Pastor, aged 37, had barricaded himself into a bar with a shotgun and was threatening to commit suicide if his demands were not met.

Pastor has since been given a €1,146 fine by the Superior

SIEGE SCENE: Police sealed off the bar.

Justice Court for crimes against public order.

In an interview with the Spanish daily SUR, Gustavo Sanchez Pastor explained that the siege was motivated by a series of conflicts he had been experiencing with neighbours in the Puerto Rico building, below which the bar is located.

“I never thought about taking my own life while inside the bar, it was only a call for at-

tention. In fact, the shotgun did not work at all,” he said.

“I was really scared when I saw how many police officers had gathered outside the bar.”

He finished by saying his only goal had been to put an end to the conflict that had existed with the rest of the building’s residents over the past few years, which had forced him to have the bar terrace removed in 2013 because of noise complaints.

Two arcade robbery arrests TWO men, aged 24 and 30, have been arrested in connection with a robbery where almost €5,000 was stolen from a games arcade in Torremolinos.

National Police opened an investigation to look into the crime as soon as the victim had filed a complaint. The business owner’s account of the events stated: “On August 20 around 11am, I left the counter for a few minutes to speak to the maintenance technician who was fixing one of the machines. During that time two unknown individuals got behind the counter and stole the €4,490 in cash from the till”.

The police identified two Romanian men, one born in 1991 and the other in 1985, with an extensive criminal record of thefts across Spain, as their suspects.

Four days later, the two suspects were found in Madrid, where they were taken into custody by Local Police.

Owner of unique Grand Cherokee stolen in Estepona appeals for help THIEVES have stolen a unique, bright yellow Chrysler Grand Cherokee from within a gated community in Estepona.

Owner of the vehicle, Ingo Mogen, had been out of the country and when he returned, the German registered - M 104 A – vehicle had disappeared from the Urb Sun Hill, Bel Air, Estepona whilst he was away.

The vehicle is literally one of a kind as it had been significantly modified by RWS Germany, a famous motor sport and restoration company. The cars wheels as well as sports seats carried the RSW logo.

There is a reward for information leading to its recovery.

If anyone has any information Mr Mogen asks that they contact the Guardia Civil or National Police at the Estepona Police Station quoting crime reference 8773/15

DISTINCTIVE: The Jeep was modified by RWS Germany.

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Torremolinos: more leaving than staying THIS August ended with a positive balance for migrations in Malaga Province, as it received more newcomers than those that left. However, the exception to this was Torremolios.

Andalucian government surveys found that a large amount of those leaving were expat residents returning to their own countries, and were much more numerous than those arriving.

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Car sales on the up in the province THIS YEAR could be the best since 2008

POSITIVE: August results revealed 1,754 new car registrations.

We can observe more optimistic buyers and car brands are launching very aggressive offers.”

By Maria Jose Fernandez CAR sales in Malaga Province continue to rise, in what will presumably be the best year in terms of sales since 2008, according to the data provided by the Malaga Automotive Association (AMA).

The August results revealed 1,754 new car registrations, which translates to a 29.5 per cent increase if compared with the same month of 2014. During the first eight months of 2015, Malaga has registered 22.5 per cent more sales than during the same period of the

year before. “We can observe more optimistic buyers and car brands are launching very aggressive offers,” said head of the AMA, Carlos Oliva, who continued: “We are not only experiencing an increase in sales, but also a higher interest in better equipped vehicles.”

More tourists are staying in non-hotel accommodation NON-HOTEL tourism accommodation is experiencing rapid growth on the Costa del Sol, specifically 11 per cent in the last seven months.

Based on the data released

by Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE) last Monday, this type of accommodation is constantly

658,740 is the number of tourists who ditched hotels and stayed into flats, campsites, rural homes or inns instead

evolving, and it is doing so at a faster rate than the sector on a whole.

In the first seven months of the year, 658,740 tourists chose to stay in flats, campsites, rural houses or inns.

The progress experienced in this sector has international tourism to thank and means good news for a lot of jobseekers because it has led to many employment opportunities being created.

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A novel job for Malaga firemen MALAGA’S firemen are multi-taskers.

According to a report in local Spanish daily La Opinion de Malaga, not only do the local heroes put out fires and attend accidents, but recently they have been cal l ed upon sever al t i m es t o r em ove people’s rings.

In the past few months, they have removed four rings with professional cutters after the owners had found their fingers too swollen to do so.

In a recent case, the newspaper reports, a m i ddl e- aged m an had visited several hospitals and was eventually told to go to the fire department.

He went to the main fire station in Avenida Martiricos in Malaga where two paramedics supervised while firem en at t em pt ed t o r em ove t he r i ng whi ch was five centimetres wi de, m or e t han one cent i m et r e t hi ck, and made of steel.

This made it impossible to use cutters and instead, they had to use a small radial saw.

They had to dampen the ring which kept getting hot due to the friction until they were finally able to remove the ring and send the man on his way with some cream to bring down the swelling.

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Sunday Lunch in style at MC Café MC CAFÉ, the brasserie style restaurant of the Marbella Club Hotel, offers breakfast, lunch and dinner within informal, yet elegant surroundings. Now that winter in drawing in, enjoy a fantastic Sunday Lunch and a wonderful set menu. Open seven days a week,

MC Café is always welcoming, and whether you are enjoying a celebratory lunch with family or just a quick coffee and cake with a friend, you will always receive friendly service and quality food.

Every Sunday lunch MC Café has a

two/three-course menu for 27€/30€ offering a variety of choices yet always including the favourite Sunday dish of Roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, fresh veg and gravy. MC Café also has a selection of high quality international wines served by the glass,

Come and join the mix-in at Puente Romano Tennis Club Every Wednesday at 10am and Sunday at 11am Puente Romano’s Tennis Club is now offering all tennis enthusiasts the opportunity to join other players in singles and doubles every Wednesday morning at 10am and Sunday mornings at 11am.

For non-members the price is 12€ and for members 6€, which includes: The first half-hour starting with a brief introduction, demonstrations and a practice with correction of your swing.

The following hour-and-a-half is dedicated to the games, organised by the Tennis Club depending on your level.

You are welcome to arrive 15 minutes before the Mix-In starts or for more information about Puente Romano’s Tennis & Fitness please contact 952 826 103 / ctenis@puenteromano.com

such as the New Zealand Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc and the French Chateau de Berne, so even if the rest of your party are not drinking, you can enjoy a quality glass of wine or two.

MC Café is ideal for a business lunch or meeting with friends, and

with monthly fashion shows and special dinners, you can always rely on a wonderful atmosphere, excellent service and, of course, modern delicious cuisine.

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Blood diamond suspect picked up in Malaga in ‘landmark’ arrest 64-YEAR-OLD businessman arrested at Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport about to board a flight for the United States Brian Harrington Spier/Flickr

By Jo Harvie A BELGIAN-AMERICAN fugitive wanted in connection with the trafficking of blood diamonds was arrested at Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport on Friday (August 28).

He was picked up by National Police officers at the airport as he was about to board a flight to the United

50,000 is the number of people who died during the civil war in Sierra Leone States under a European Arrest Warrant issued by the Belgian authorities.

The 64-year-old businessman is reported to be the first person to be arrested on suspicion of trading blood diamonds – the illegal gems used to fi-

BLOOD DIAMONDS: Using slave labour in Sierra Leone. nance the brutal civil war in Sierra Leone in the 1990s, in which more than 50,000 people died.

He is accused of using slave labour to mine for diamonds in Sierra Leone, then of trafficking the stones to

Liberia, where the former president Charles Taylor, now in jail for his role in war crimes in the conflict, used

them to fund a rebel army back in Sierra Leone.

Ibrahim Tommy, the executive director of the Centre for Accountability and Rule of Law (CARL), in Freetown, Sierra Leone, said: “This is another significant step forward in our collective efforts at ensuring accountability for the crimes that occurred during the conflict in Sierra Leone…

This case will also help to shed light on the otherwise discreet drivers of the infamous ‘blood diamond’ trade in Sierra Leone.”

Alain Werner, the director of Civitas Maxima, a Geneva-based association working to represent the victims of war crimes, said: “This is a landmark case, the first of its kind, and it will help to raise awareness of the pivotal role played by financial actors in the trade of mineral resources that fuel armed conflicts in Africa and elsewhere.”

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Turning negatives into positives Our Euro Women series is featuring women who have made a success of their lives in Spain. These outstanding ladies have been shattering glass ceilings whether in business, charity work or sports.

Maria Wilson is dedicated to helping cancer sufferers.

MARIA WILSON is a force to be reckoned with. Having survived cancer on numerous occasions, she has turned what were some of the darkest days of her life in to a positive experience as she helps others with their own cancer battles and throws herself into her fundraising efforts as President of the AECC, (Asociation Espanola Contra el Cancer,) Orihuela Costa branch.

It was in 2010 when Maria discovered she had another battle on her hands but she believes someone was watching over her the day she decided to go for a mammogram test.

Being at Torrevieja Hospital in February 2010 for another appointment, she put her name down for a mammogram.

“Something inside me said to do it and I filled in the form and thank God I did,” she recalled.

Within days she was called for the test which found a lump and very quickly she was having a biopsy and being told lumps had been found in three places and that she had an aggressive form of cancer.

The news was hard to digest for Maria, who said there was no history of breast cancer in her family, and had already battled cancer over 20 years before when she spent two years fighting the disease and learning to walk again as a tumour was removed from her buttock and uterus.

She underwent chemotherapy and radiotherapy following surgery to remove her breast. “It was a long process and I had to learn to live with it psychologically. I was having regular cat scans when my tumour of 20 years ago was found to be grow-

SURVIVOR: Maria Wilson has undergone cancer treatment three times and now throws herself into fundraising.

A tireless and selfless campaigner for charity

By Gemma Quinn

Maria and The Pink Ladies have raised more than €220,000 for AECC cancer charity

Fact file Name: Maria Wilson Born: December 1947 Profession: President of the Asociation Espanola Contra el Cancer, Orihuela Costa Family: Married with one son and two stepchildren and six grandchildren between us Nature or Nurture: Both From: Birmingham, UK

ing bigger. It was a secondary cancer which had lain dormant but had grown 16cm in a year.” Facing chemo once again, she admitted: “I was proud of my appearance and it was very hard facing losing my hair again.”

Rather than dwelling on her condition after undergoing cancer treatment not once, but three times, Maria threw herself into fundraising. She founded Maria and The Pink Ladies, an army of hard-working ladies, who raise funds for the AECC cancer charity, of which Maria is now Orihuela Costa Branch President, which helps fund their research and early screening programmes.

Since 2010, Maria and The Pink

Now lives: Orihuela Costa Pets: A dog Languages spoken: English and Spanish Book or TV: TV Favourite programme: Soaps and films What are your strengths: Passion and positivity and belief that it will happen What are your weaknesses: I’m maybe too soft and can be very emotional What do you like to do to relax and have fun: Going to the beach and having pampering spa sessions.

Ladies have raised more than €220,000. Maria joked that she now worked harder than she did when she had a full-time job, but her dedication to the cause has also acted as a form of

therapy. “The charity work has helped me to not dwell on my own problems, but I am human and there are times when it does affect me emotionally and psychologically but ultimately it makes

me stronger and I get satisfaction in knowing I’m helping others. The best period of my life is now,” Maria said.

She continued: “When you are younger, it is different; you want to enjoy life to the full but you are enjoying it for yourself, it’s more selfish. Now I feel different and get a wider satisfaction in helping others. Even if I’m in pain, this is how I see my life, helping others and one day I’d like to write a book to help and inspire other women with cancer.”

In the next five years Maria is not going to rest on her laurels, she wants to see the charity get bigger and better as they work to raise funds and also awareness about early detection tests, including the mammogram screening that ultimately gave her an early diagnosis of breast cancer and saved her life.

However, she would also like to see others come forward, leading the charity in her name perhaps as she finally gets round to writing the book that she dreams of whilst getting to travel more.

The work of Maria and the Pink Ladies can be followed on their website at www.pinkladies.es

Do you know a Euro Woman? If you do please drop us a line at eurowomen@euroweeklynews.com giving full contact details and why you feel they deserve to be honoured.

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Smaller villages at risk YOU probably think that the more luxurious and populated cities like Marbella or Benalmadena have a higher rate of theft because that is where the money is. Well, that would be incorrect. The smaller towns and villages like Alcaucin, Arenas, Humilladero or Carratraca are the hotspots of the province when it comes to residential burglary.

Since last year the Ministry of Interior has had an ‘Atlas of House Theft’ that analyses the amount of burglaries reported, the area they happen in and the nationalities of the burglars.

Unsurprisingly, bigger areas have more burglaries: Malaga leads the province, followed by Mijas, Marbella and Fuengirola.

However, if we cross-reference the amount of burglaries with the number of inhabitants the results are noteworthy. First place goes to Benahavis, with 109 reported burglaries for every 10,000 inhabitants.

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Malaga Chef NEW SEASON of the renowned cooking show Top Chef is starting in Spain. Malaga born contestant Carlos Caballero is the only Andalucian participant in this show’s new season.

Beer cans A WOMAN was sentenced to six months in prison for shoplifting six cans of beer and attacking the shop’s owner on several occasions on the same day in Malaga City.

Taking off HORSE CARRIAGES: Owners are not happy with the change of spot which they claim is hidden from view.

By Maria José Fernandez HORSE carriages have arrived at their new locations in Malaga City.

One of these new sites is located in the Alameda Principal, in the area of the Equitativa Building, where they have been relocated after the city council decided to eliminate the stop in Plaza de la Marina, which has since been turned into a loading

and unloading terminal, and a taxi car park.

The decision to relocate the horses was taken following concerns from a large number of residents, visitors and animal rights associations, who complained about the many hours the horses stayed under the sun without any protection. A situation which in towns such as Fuengirola, had forced the council to create shading structures to avoid the horses experiencing heatstroke.

However, many horse carriage’s owners are not happy with the change of spot, as they claimed Plaza de la Marina is the place-to-be as all tourists stroll around that area. The new location is somewhat ‘hidden’ from view.

The second new spot, although temporary, is in Avenida Cervantes, next to Casa del Jardinero, a place which has also sparked complaints amongst drivers, who claim they are being ‘cornered’ out of view.

MORTGAGES are taking off and Malaga province has become one of the Spanish provinces with the most positive results.

Specifically the number of mortgages issued is increasing 32 per cent faster than last year based on information given by the National Statistical Institute.

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New river park for Estepona COUNCIL is currently drawing up plans for the project

FUTURE VISION: How the new leisure space might look.

By Susana Fuentes ESTEPONA Council is currently drafting a project to create a new river park in the town.

Members of the local government believe the construction of the park will help bring vitality back to the town and enhance one of its main entry points.

This new space would work as a complement to the three main facilities in the area: the fairground, the sports centre, and the Felipe VI Auditorium.

The new park will offer residents the opportunity to enjoy hiking routes, cycling, and sports like canoeing.

Mayor Jose Maria Garcia Urbano explained that the project will be divided into three different stages: the first stage will cover the river’s construction; after that, the paths on both sides of the river will follow. This first stretch will cover 12,000 square metres.

The second stage consists of building the actual water channels, which are expected to be 250 metres long and be

used for water sports. It will be followed by the construction of a hiking route and cycle lanes on both sides of the canoeing channel, where trees will be planted. Cleaning of the river water will be carried out as well.

The third stage is the construction of a walking and cycling path to connect the new park to the fairgound and the sports centre. The path will be three metres wide and 200 metres long and have a cylindrical shape, mounted on metal pillars, covered with different coloured cladding.

Better refuse collection service in Mijas URBANISATIONS in Mijas, including Sitio Calahonda, have been provided with a special waste collection service.

This new service was included in the ‘Intensive Cleaning Programme’, which commenced this summer, to prevent the build-up of excess waste deposit in the town’s rubbish containers.

Although the rubbish collection service is provided seven days a week, the number of summer visitors the town receives leads to

extra measures needing to be taken, as the Public Street Cleaning Town Councillor, Marco Cortés, explained.

Three extra refuse collection lorries have been working, collecting waste every morning and afternoon in the most populated areas.

The councillor also mentioned the project of extending the recycling waste collection to five days a week to cover the increase in recyclables being deposited.

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Flea parks NUMEROUS Torremolinos residents have complained on social networks about flea infestations in dog parks.

The causes are mainly hygiene-related, specifically the maintenance of drinking troughs.

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7 suspects in property fraud ARRESTED by National Police in Marbella and Malaga

By Susana Fuentes

Best result BENALMADENA hotel industry sector celebrates as the occupancy levels in July reached 81.3 per cent, the best result registered since 2011.

New buses MARBELLA Council has purchased four new buses to guarantee school transport for local children. The cost amounted to €200,000 and will replace older ones.

SEVEN people suspected of property fraud were arrested by the National Police in Marbella and Malaga this week.

These suspects are believed to have played a role as intermediaries in property deals with foreign clients, and investors interested in purchasing luxury properties in Spain.

They would contact luxury property owners showing interest in buying their properties, then send an architect to rate the property, whereupon the owner was asked to pay a commission in advance to the estate agents.

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Woman arrested for knife attack A WOMAN aged around 50years-old was arrested by Local Police in Malaga accused of attacking her partner.

The events took place last week on Wednesday (August 26), at around midnight, when the 50-year-old man alerted the police claiming the woman had taken a large kitchen knife with which she threatened him as well as injuring herself.

Upon their arrival, the victim showed authorities a video which appeared to show the

woman cutting superficially on her own arm. The man claimed it was not the first time similar incidents had taken place. He also reported the woman had threatened him with hiring assassins to kill him. He then went on to describe several other violent episodes.

The woman was taken to a health care centre to receive treatment for her cuts, and was then taken into custody. She has been charged with a domestic violence crime.

Poorer families receive help from the council COMMISSION PAYMENT: Asked for in advance. picions to the National Police in Marballa. The businessman had allegedly paid a commission of €95,000.

Two people connected with

the fraud were arrested at Malaga airport as they were about to take a flight to Naples. The rest of the members were arrested in Marbella.

AS many as 400 families at risk of social exclusion in Malaga will benefit from financial aid paid for by the city council to help them pay their rental fees.

These families will also be able to receive help to pay children’s basic products.

The project is part of the council’s social emergency plan, which will cost €2.1 million and will be focused on three main points, namely, property, basic needs and employment creation.

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Cartama hustler arrested NATIONAL Police officers have arrested a 23-year-old man for several crimes of fraud in Cartama.

A telecoms company filed a report claiming a worker had used other people’s identities to register new phone contracts without its knowledge.

The complainant became suspicious after ‘new client’ documents went missing, and they had already received last-generation smartphones. The employee was asked for an explanation but did not turn up to work the next day.

National Police found out that the ‘new clients’ had received €40 phones and not €600 as the paperwork displayed. Other documents were registered under fake names or ID numbers.

The suspect is accused of defrauding the company of at least €45,000.

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Mijas to pay off debts and wind-up local committees €3.9 MILLION is to be released from the municipal coffers Wikimedia commons

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MIJAS TOWN HALL: Council will bring local boards under its administrative structure.

By Steve Walsh MIJAS Council has decided to release €3.9 million to pay pending bills and wind-up several committees.

They say more than €352,529 will be released in order to liquidate the boards

in charge of Sport, the Popular University and Land and Housing, which, according to the Councillor for Economy and Taxes, Mario Bravo, is the last step in a process launched in late 2014 and which will mean the departments are now part of the council’s administrative structure.

Meanwhile, more than €3.59 million will be released to pay bills from suppliers and service providers who have mainly been involved in works to improve the town so far this year. They will be paid with the surplus expected from this year’s budget.

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Bikers hold up shop employees TWO employees of tobacconist Estanco Alonso, located in Camino de Coin (Las Lagunas, Mijas Costa) were injured on Friday, August 28, after a robbery at gunpoint.

The incident happened at 11.35am in Calle Miguel Bueno in the Boquetillo district.

The two employees had reportedly left the shop to deposit the day’s takings in a nearby bank, when they were approached by two individuals on motorbikes.

One is said to have hit one of the employees with the butt of a gun in the face, while the other delivered a serious blow to the head of the second employee.

One of the employees was able to call the National Police and both were tretated for minor injuries.

Police continue to investigate the incident.

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Work continues on the coastal trail FIRST stage expected to be completed by December 2016

By Maria Jose Fernandez THE project to connect all points along the Costa del Sol via pedestrian pathways continues to progress at a healthy pace. The first stage is expected to be completed by December 2016.

Councillor for Development in Estepona, Ana Velasco, said

this week that the works for the last two stretches of the socalled ‘Sendero Litoral’ (Coastal Trail) have already been awarded to a construction company which will arrive in the area shortly.

In addition, she said the drafts for other stretches were currently being created.

These two last projects will

have to be approved by the Junta de Andalucia regional government before the public tender process can begin.

The two areas which have already been contracted run from the Alcazaba Beach residential complex to Los Pinillos (97 metres), and from Kempinksi Hotel to Laguna Village shopping centre (274 metres).

Campaign raises awareness of immature fishing consequences THE Junta de Andalucia regional government’s National Fisheries Inspection Service has seized over 1,300 kilos of immature fish along Malaga’s coast.

More than 1,000 people have taken part in the campaign that ended last Monday in Benalmadena to raise awareness about the negative

consequences that fishing and eating immature fish entails.

Regional Head of Agriculture and Fisheries Adolfo Moreno said: “The main objective of the campaign was to raise awareness of the biological damage being done and also of the risks that eating this fish could mean for consumers.”

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Participative planning RESIDENTS in Torremolinos will be allowed by the town council to participate in the urban planning projects paid for with European FEDER funds via surveys which will be published on the official municipal website.

Lighting up A NEW electricity plan launched by Alhaurin de la Torre Council is to save the municipal coffers at least €45,000 a year by optimising street lighting.

Dolphin dies A ONE-MONTH baby dolphin which was rescued off the coasts of Marbella died shortly after at the Centre for Threatened Sea Cretures Recovery (Crema). It is believed that a bigger animal may have attacked it.

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Gender violence rates increase cases of gender-based vioFIGURES provided by the lence of any kind, whether General Board of Justice psychological or physical. show that the official reports He emphasised that people presented for gender-based should not stay quiet about violence related crimes have the matter as it is a crime increased in Malaga by that they should more than 8 per not be an accent in the three complice to. first months of One worry2015.

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FACING DISRUPTION: Mainly easyJet and Vueling flights will be affected.

Strikes planned by ground staff EIGHT days of industrial action in September

By Steve Walsh GROUND staff at Malaga Airport are due to hold strikes in September.

Unions have called workers of Menzies Aviation Iberica to strike at Madrid, Barcelona, Alicante and Pal-

ma de Mallorca airports too, following the company’s decision to yet again delay the negotiation of the collective bargaining agreement after 18 months of meetings.

The unions complain that Menzies has no intention of resolving the proposed

problems.

Strikes will mainly affect easyJet and Vueling flights and will be held on September 5, 12, 19 and 26, from 8am to midday and from 6pm to 9pm; and on September 6, 13, 20 and 27 from 8am to 11am and from 8pm to 11pm.

Opposition demands help for those at risk of eviction MEMBERS of the opposition parties on Fuengirola Council say they want the town to become more supportive towards people facing eviction.

They have presented a petition to the town hall to create a committee which aims to put an end to people losing their homes by guaranteeing measures which find a solution to evictions

for failure to make mortgage payments, and to guarantee water and electricity supply.

They also aim to create municipal housing plans and a network of municipal housing, as well as a census of people who are evicted.

They hope to reach an agreement with Malaga Lawyers Association to offer free legal aid to those who need it.

Port hashish seizure A MAN, 29, has been remanded in prison this week for carrying 212 kilos of hashish in his vehicle. The Guardia civil reported that he was arrested at the marina in Marbella, having got the drugs from a 10-metre-

long yacht which was moored in the port.

Officers suspected it was being used for drugs trafficking and two people were seen carrying an object from the yacht to the car.

When the car was heading out of the port, it was intercepted and 12 packages worth €346,521 were seized. A sniffer dog detected hashish residue in the yacht, although no more packages were found.

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PROMISE KEPT: Campaigners have kept up pressure for new tests.

Tests will ‘cut need for chemo’ PUBLIC health centres to bring in genomic tests

By Susana Fuentes A CAMPAIGN by the Women with Breast Cancer Association has paid off with genomic diagnostic tests now being made available in public health centres.

Every Tuesday for a year and

a half, members have been handing over signatures to the Regional Health Department.

The department had promised to introduce the tests, but the campaigners wanted to ensure that pledge was kept.

This test is used to determine whether chemotherapy is

needed to treat the cancer, depending on the kind presented by the patient.

The diagnostic tests cost around €1,500 to €3,200, and are expected to help reduce the number of patients who have to undergo aggressive chemotherapy treatment.

Mijas tax payers can skip €3 bank transfer charge MIJAS Economy and Finance councillor, Mario Bravo, has announced that new measures are to be taken by the local government to reduce the costs of tax payments in Mijas.

In the past three years the only way to pay taxes in Mijas Town Hall was via bank transfer, bank deposit or by credit card.

Banks started to charge €3 for any transaction

made. This situation sparked complaints amongst residents.

From now on, said the coucnillor on Wednesday, August 26, residents will receive a tax payment letter with a barcode on it.

This barcode will avoid the €3 extra paid for banks operations because it accepts the payment as an own bank operation.

Alora station fire

Goods trade up

A FIRE that started in Alora Train Station on Thursday August 27 at the peak time of 6pm forced passengers to be evacuated and the emergency services to be called, when staff and inspectors were unable to put out the blaze themselves.

Nobody was injured in the incident.

THE ARRIVAL of The Triades cargo ship carrying 27,500 tonnes of grain at Malaga’s seaport this week is part of an increase in goods trade that should see a turnaround in terms of unemployment in the seafaring sector, where over the past two years, a decline of 21.3 per cent has been suffered.

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A MAN who became trapped inside his car in Avenida Santa Rosa Lima (Malaga) after a crash against a wall had to be rescued by the fire brigade.

According to the information provided by the 112 emergency services, the headon collision destroyed the car completely, forcing officers to rescue one of the passengers while the other was able to exit the car on his own.

The rescue operation took nearly two hours and involved Local Police, 061 and fire brigade. The injured 30year-old man was then taken to Carlos Haya Hospital.

RESIDENTS of Lorcrisur residential complex (San Pedro de Alcantara) are outraged due to an abandoned plot of land full of dry vegetation that constitutes a serious fire risk.

The town hall promised to create a botanical garden in the area, but so far nothing has been done. Last week workmen did clear a small portion of the plot but their job was interrupted to attend to more urgent matters in the service of the Parks and Gardens Department, but they will be back at a future date to finish their work.

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Beach treat ANIMATED film ‘Atrapa la Bandera’ (Capture the flag) premiered last Thursday evening on La Bajadilla Beach after a day full of gifts and games for children between six and 12 years of age.

Change due LAST Thursday, Torremolinos Public Enterprises Councillor Carmen Garcia presented a proposal to modify current community ordinances due to neglect and failure to fulfil them.

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DELAY: Deceased’s family believe an ambulance staff-changeover may have contributed to his death.

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By Nicolas Thienpont AN 83-year-old man died a few days after being admitted to Costa del Sol Hospital, and his family are blaming ambulance staff.

The deceased’s family have filed an official report against the ambulance service and the staff that attended to him believing

they may be guilty of homicide by medical malpractice.

The report states that the ambulance took longer in reaching the hospital as it had to stop for a staff-changeover. Even though the patient was convulsing and having trouble breathing, when the doctor arrived at the house she told the family that nothing could

Churriana man avoids demolition

A MAN will not have to demolish his wooden house in Churriana, built on protected land, as a court has ruled that it is not a permanent structure.

In 2009, when the Churriana

tunnel was being built near his home, he requested permission from the Churriana district of Malaga to build a wooden house on a plot in Las Viñas hunting area, which he was in charge of as he was president of a hunting association.

He was granted permission for a 24-square-metre house until the work on the tunnel was completed. He also built a porch and three smaller structures, enclosing them with a wire fence. In 2011, he was reported by Local Police to Malaga City Hall’s Urban Planning Department, which considered the house a permanent structure built without a permit on protected land. He was sentenced to a year in prison, a fine of €2,160 and given a demolition order.

However, he appealed in Malaga Provincial Court, providing a notary’s report and photo evidence., which ruled the house to be temporary as there were no foundations or permanent structures.

be done there and refused to act.

The doctor tried to dissuade them from taking the patient to hospital and only after the family insisted, did she agree to it.

The patient reportedly arrived at the hospital in a much worse condition than when he was collected, the family believe, possibly in part due to medical malpractice.

THE first veterinary specialties hospital in Andalucia, Animal Bluecare, will operate in Mijas this September. Focused on the clinical care of pets, it will be provided with state of the art technical equipment unique in Andalucia.

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It’s business as usual on Queen’s historic day Photo by eatureflash/shutterstock

QUEEN ELIZABETH II will pass Victoria’s milestone on September 9

ENDURING MONARCH: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

By John Smith BOTH women were thrust into the monarchy, yet each served for over 23,000 days.

Queen Victoria’s reign lasted 63 years and 216 days but on September 9, 2015, Queen Elizabeth II will pass that milestone to become Britain’s longest reigning monarch Separated by more than a century, the two royal women have much in common.

Born in 1819, just four short years after the Battle of Waterloo, Victoria was the only daughter of the Duke of Kent, fourth son of George III. She would have had no expectation of inheriting the monarchy but for the fact that her father died soon after she was born and his three older brothers had no legitimate

63 is the number of years Queen Elizabeth II has served, and which will make her Britain’s longest reigning monarch

children. Suddenly at the age of just 18, Victoria was Queen and Empress.

Like Victoria, Princess Elizabeth had no expectation of becoming Queen. Her uncle Edward VIII was the oldest child of George V and was the heir apparent. With his abdication in 1936, however, her father George VI became King and she became next in line.

Her father was only 56 when he died and Elizabeth II as-

cended to the throne at the relatively young age of 25.

Similarly, as they reached such august ages, both women’s sons and heirs had a very long wait to accede to the throne. King Edward VII was 59 before he became King and Prince Charles will be 67 later this year.

With the birth of Prince George, the British monarchy is in the unusual position of having three direct heirs to the throne with Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince George.

Her Majesty has no special plans for September 9 and will be undertaking normal duties, which have been booked for some time. Members of the public, however, are more likely to celebrate this milestone event on her behalf.

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Medical shortage TRADE Union CCOO has stated that the situation in Malaga is chaotic. The shortage of staff at hospitals for primary health care is unacceptable and summer has made things worse.

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Low wages and expensive medicine IMPACT is greater on those that require two or more treatments

New therapy MENTAL health professionals from Malaga’s Regional Hospital have come up with a new kind of therapy for people with mental health problems based on video recording.

Debris scare PART of a ledge on Calle Cristo de la Epidemia, in the Victoria District (Malaga City) came loose for a second time. Thankfully nobody was hurt, but residents are angry that it was not correctly repaired after the first accident.

MEDICINE: Many people can’t afford it.

By Nicolas Thienpont ANDALUCIA is having a hard time getting through the crisis that has already been going for nearly 10 years according to the Health department. Nearly 5 per cent of its population can’t pay for the medicine prescribed to them by their doctor.

The measures taken by the Public Administration and the

consequences of the crisis on the wages and the quality of life have gone to such an extent that a lot of people have to decide if they want to buy medicine or be able to eat the next day.

In some cases, citizens that have witnessed this sad situation have voluntarily paid for the medicines, or pharmacists have overlooked part of the price and lost out on a transac-

tion to help those most unfortunate pull through these times of need.

The impact is greater on treatments that require two or more types of medicine, and specifically on pensioners and unemployed population.

Surprisingly 10.2 per cent of the population in Andalucia confess to having medicine stored away for future use.

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Adapted for the disabled FUENGIROLA Town Hall has adapted one of the boats used for beach parties on Playa del Castillo so it is accessible for the disabled.

The councillor for Beaches, Jose Sanchez, said this had been requested by local residents so that anyone could have beach parties in the area, the only spot allowed in the town.

The boats on the beach have been used by some 28,000 people this summer, the councillor explained.

The height of one of them has been reduced to make it easier to cook on it. It is the one closest to the access ramps to the beach, the toilets and the showers. A 40m2 hard surface has been included around it.

Like anyone else, those who want to use it must request authorisation from the Local Police and pay a fee of €5.10, as well as provide photocopies of the ID cards of two users. To use the adapted boat, the disability certificate will also be required.

The boats are very popular and at weekends the adapted one will be opened to the general public as well.

15kms of streets to be resurfaced BENALMADENA Town Hall plans to resurface 15 kilometres of streets the mayor, Victor Navas, announced.

The funds to carry out the work in Benalmadena Costa, Arroyo de la Miel and Benalmadena Pueblo were received during the last term of office and Navas has said he wants it done as soon as possible so the money does not have to be returned.

If the project is not completed by November 26, the council will have to pay the total cost.

A service will also be put in

place to inform residents of how work is progressing and where it will be carried out every week. The information will be available in the press, social networking sites and from the Local Police in order to cause as little inconvenience as possible to businesses and residents, who will also be informed of alternative routes.

It will start in Avenida de la Paz with the aim of completing work there before school starts again, but the rest of the work planned in Arroyo de la Miel will be carried out after the other two parts of Benalmadena.

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A-7 collision A CRASH on the A-7 motorway involving four vehicles held up traffic for several hours causing a twokilometre-long traffic jam.

There were no serious injuries and flow went back to normal once the road had been cleared.

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Leaving home is mission impossible EIGHTY per cent of people under 30 still live with parents

Bad start MANY children starting the new school year will be doing so in prefabricated classrooms; fast and low-quality solutions for schools that don’t have enough space for all their students.

PACKING UP: But not many young people can afford to leave home.

Good idea IN view of recent problems with rubbish management in the city, Malaga Council has studied the systems used by several different Spanish cities and Barcelona has caught its attention.

By Nicolas Thienpont ANDALUCIA has the fourth lowest level of employment within the autonomous communities of Spain.

Proof of this can be seen in the 80 per cent of people under 30

years of age that still live with their parents.

One of the main causes is that 97.5 per cent of work contracts being signed are temporary ones only, and for a limited amount of time.

Statistics reveal that only 34.4

per cent of the youth population under 30 currently have a job. Moreover, most of them have no financial stability because they may earn a wage for a few months, but this is not enough to cover a monthly rent or mortgage.

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Strict criteria for emergency fund access MALAGA Provincial Government has announced that requirements for town halls to get money from the emergency fund will be stricter.

Councils in severe need of financial aid will have to make plans to adjust and reduce spending before being eligible to receive funds.

The provincial government wants help to go towards solving towns’ problems and not towards covering “political or opportunist aims,” the spokeswoman, Francisca Caracuel, remarked.

The emergency fund, which was approved last month, has €1.5 million in total to help towns with serious financial problems which in turn prevents them from getting other grants from the public administration.

Caracuel said the provincial government would make sure that towns which received aid put it towards the needs it was planned for.

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Charity race LAST Sunday more than 1,000 people took part in the third Carrera Solidaria Km. con Causa, a race organised to help those in need suffering from neurodegenerative diseases such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or essential tremors.

Slippy slope THE slope going up to Canovas del Castillo has already been the scene of several accidents due to the tight curve, the rising slope and recurring oil stains left by buses.

Meds test MALAGA residents are to take part in a medication adherence test in order to improve prescriptions given to patients and study the best practices for complex treatments.

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By John Smith ESTEPONA-based charity ADANA (Association for the Rights of Abandoned Animals) is urgently requesting help to upgrade its facilities before the rains come.

A team of dedicated volunteers has financed and carried out some vital work on flooring and fencing at the ADANA shelter in Estepona. Pens are being resurfaced due to soil erosion over the last few years. This has required the installation of crushed rock and gravel and some of the pens being made more secure.

They recognise that this is hard work, as is the ongoing maintenance programme, which is why more assistance is needed.

If you want to help the charity, and more importantly the abandoned dogs and puppies to have a more comfortable life, then you will be very welcome at the shelter over the next few Saturdays.

SAFE SHELTER: You can help make ADANA’s residents more comfortable.

The work will take place from 9am to 2pm.

The ADANA animal shelter is located in the Pedregales park on the way to Casares from the Poligono Industrial in Estepona. It is 10 minutes’ drive from the centre of Estepona, on the outskirts of Sierra Bermeja. Coming from Estepona the turn-off for ADANA from Pedgregales is about 200 metres before the official entrance to the park. You will see signs posted for ADANA at the turn-off.

When you arrive, ask for Reg Winkworth or Peter Roberts and for more information you can call 678 985 870 any morning.

If the work is too much for you, you can still show your support by visiting the charity shop at C/Camino Padre Cura 14, 29680 Estepona or by attending one of their many fundraisers, the next being a Moroccan Night at the Jardines del Cortijo, La Vizcaronda, Puerto de la Duquesa on September 11 at 8.30pm.

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Great tourist results for the desert’s Oasys Park Flickr by Simon

MORE than 54,500 people have visited the ‘Old West’ theme park since the beginning of summer

MINI HOLLYWOOD: The setting for dozens of movies.

COSTA BLANCA SOUTH

MALLORCA

By Maria José Fernandez GOING back to the American Old West is easy in Almeria.

More than 54,500 people visited the Oasys Theme Park, located in Tabernas (Almeria) since the beginning of summer. Within its facilities, the park includes the legendary western town Mini Hollywood, which has served as a setting for dozens of movies filmed in the 1960s and 70s, especially from the Spaghetti Western genre.

The park, specifically located in the Tabernas desert, is also home to a wildlife reserve, which received close to 20,000 visits in July, while in August, the number of tourists who have enjoyed the facilities amounted to 28,325.

Amongst the many attractions offered by the park, once graced with the presence of actors including Clint Eastwood, Brigitte Bardot, Anthony Quinn and Claudia Cardinale, is the Cinema Museum, which features posters and other items from the many films made in the area.

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Briton saved

Missing teen

Café siege

Turtle dies

A BRITISH man was rescued by Local Police in Orihuela after falling inside a water channel on Saturday, August 29.

He was dragged along by the current for more than a kilometre.

A 16-YEAR-OLD girl who had been reported missing from the Alborada centre for minors in Sineu on August 3 was located by Guardia Civil in Son Gotleu after calling her boyfriend.

A SIEGE at a café in Torre del Mar lasted several hours on Monday, August 31, when a man barricaded himself into the building with a shotgun, threatening to harm himself if his demands were not met. He was eventually escorted out by police, and no one was injured.

THE dead body of a giant Loggerhead sea turtle was found on Sunday, August 30, off the coast of Vera. Ecological association Equinac lamented the event as this species of turtle is highly threatened.

War victims

Tourist rescue

ON August 25, Torrevieja paid tribute to the 19 people who died and many others injured in a bombing which took place 77 years before at the fish market during the Spanish Civil War.

A GERMAN tourist was rescued by Mallorca Fire Department’s Mountain Team in the Torrent de Pareis area. He was near sa Calobra but had lost his way in the dark and was exhausted.

Earth tremor

Mystery fall

A SMALL earth tremor was felt on Sunday, August 30, in Vega Baja, especially in the area of Torrevieja, according to the National Geographic Institute. It was registered at 5.21pm, measuring 1.8 on the Richter Scale.

A MAN, 35, was seriously injured after falling from a third-floor apartment in Palma. After being attended to by paramedics he was taken to Son Espases Hospital.

Lightning bolts ON Monday, August 31, lightning caused several fires in the Murcia Region. The fire brigade had to extinguish four blazes in Lorca, Totana, Carrascoy and Santomera.

Appeal rejected MURCIA Provincial Courts have turned down an appeal by a father made to have his €400 maintenance payments for his two children reduced, after discovering he owned various properties.

Rat population FOLLOWING complaints, Palma City Hall has said that the population of rats has not increased but recent rains filling the sewers with water has caused many of them to come out into the open.

Strike ‘abusive’ THE Balearic Family Policies Institute has asked for the Government Delegation to declare the indefinite strike called by the region’s teachers illegal and say it is ‘abusive’ for it to continue just days before term starts.

NEWS

Symbolic vote ALFARNATE residents have been allowed to decide through a referendum which coat of arms and flags the town will use, after decades of being represented by symbols which held no significance for the village.

Social measure VELEZ-MALAGA families at risk of social exclusion are to benefit from a new regulation approved on Friday, August 28, at a plenary session, which is to include amongst emergency aid the basic services of electricity and water, to help poorer residents pay their bills and avoid being cut off.

Stop violence MAYOR of Motril, Flor Almon, together with other council representatives held a minute’s silence on Sunday, August 30, to condemn the many recent episodes of violence against women and to mourn together with the victims’ relatives.

For more local news from our five other regions see www.euroweeklynews.com

Museum record MORE than 40,000 people have visited Almeria Museum so far this year, a record-breaking figure which indicates that this is likely to be the best year for the institution in terms of attendance.

Work accident A MAN from Nijar remains hospitalised in the Intensive Care Unit of Torrecardenas Hospital after having fallen from a height of 10 metres when he was working on a shop roof without a harness.

Lucky Berja THE ONCE daily raffle resulted in €350,000 prize money for Berja, split between 10 different tickets sold by Maria Teresa Gutierrez Frias at her sales point in Plaza de la Constitucion.

Poor harvest FARMING association Asaja announced that, due to the extreme lack of rainfall this year, for the second time in a row in the north of Almeria, the production of almonds is expected to decrease by 30 per cent.

Local golfer does good LETICIA RAS-ANDERICA from Moraira returned from the US LPGA School Tour after successfully qualifying for Stage II of the Tour, finishing in a very respectable 17th place out of 288 competitors.

Market dates THE arts and crafts market at Javea Port continues until Sunday, September 13.

The only nights when it will not open are this coming Saturday, Monday and Tuesday owing to the Loreto fiestas.

Nearly done RESTORING Alcoy’s San Jorge bridge, built in 1931, is almost complete. The €236,000 project began in May but took longer than expected owing to summer storms that held up work.

Late payers IT was almost September before 40 employees of Gandia’s municipallyowned IPG received their July wages. The kitty is empty, the town hall claimed, owing to the situation inherited from the previous council.

No conflict COMPROMIS’S local secretary and spokesman in Pego, Angel Oltra, has relinquished both positions.

The councillor wished to avoid accumulating posts and to separate public office from party administration, he said.

Home, not dry SPANISH Toothcarp are breeding successfully in Teulada-Moraira’s Senillar lagoon. The fish known locally as ‘fartet’ are an endangered species and were reintroduced into the area in 2003.

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Poor students?

DENMARK: Students starting university in Denmark need to up their game, said the minister for higher education, and spend more time studying and less time travelling around the world, looking good, working out and a thousand other things.

Drone miss DENMARK: There was a near miss for a passenger plane and an illegal drone on the approach to Copenhagen on Friday. Air authorities said the drone was flying at 450 metres, well above the permitted height.

Tolkien tale FINLAND: The early JRR Tolkien tale published last week, The Story of Kullervo, written when he was at university, was inspired by the Finnish epic Kalevala.

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A well-aged brew

No welcome

WORKERS dig up time capsule whisky CONSTRUCTION workers unearthed a 121-year-old time capsule, whose contents included a bottle of whisky, near Ruthven Road Bridge in the Cairngorms National Park.

Dog dumped THE RSPCA is appealing for information on a woman who was seen dumping a severely ill dog over a garden wall in Wimborne, Dorset, before driving off in a van. The abandoned dog was left fighting for her life, said vets.

Sales down LAND Registry figures said the number of homes being sold in England and Wales had fallen by 15 per cent compared to last year, but prices in hotspots such as London commuter towns rose 13 per cent.

BRITISH PRESS Dark days YOUNG Goths are more at risk of depression and self-harm, found a study published in medical journal The Lancet. Research based on Bristol teenagers also suggested those who were part of the subculture were more likely to have been bullied.

Harvey Nichols in Leeds was ram raided last week, with thieves crashing a Ford Mondeo into the entrance of the building at 4.20am before racing off with hundreds of pounds worth of perfume and aftershave.

Tree fight CAMPAIGNERS in Powys want the route of the Newton bypass altered to save a 500-year-old oak tree. The building of the £56 million road is subject to a public inquiry.

GOTHS: More at risk of selfharm.

Harvey Nicked UPMARKET department store

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Slow burner NORWAY: Public broadcaster NRK, which famously broadcast footage of a burning fireplace for 12 hours then followed that up with half a day of a jumper being knitted, is planning a long, real time broadcast of reindeer migration.

ABBA auction SWEDEN: ABBA’s piano, used in the recording of the opening bars of Dancing Queen, goes on sale in London auction house Sotheby’s in September, and is expected to raise more than €800,000.

Cast off SWEDEN: A man was jailed for 10 years in Dubai for drug smuggling, after being arrested on a stop-off halfway though a journey from Brazil to Sweden. An official asked about the plaster casts on both his legs, which were discovered to be fake when the Swede tried to make a run for it.

NEWS

MIFFY: Created by Dutch artist.

POLICE in Heidenau cancelled a party the town was planning to hold to welcome refugees living in the town, because they could not guarantee the safety of participants, following recent violent, far-right protests in the area

Telly addicts A STUDY found that Germans’ favourite pastime is sitting in front of the TV, closely followed by surfing the net, sparking fears that the traditionally outdoorsloving nation is losing its lust for the healthy life.

Be friends FACEBOOK representatives in Europe have agreed to meet Justice Minister Heiko Maas to discuss doing more to prevent racist bullying on the social network, following complaints from the public.

Knut’s death THE mystifying death of four-year-old polar bear, Knut, at Berlin zoo in 2011 has finally been explained.

Scientists noticed similarities between the famous bear’s post mortem results and those of humans who had the rare autoimmune disorder, anti-NMDAR.

More refugees

Miffy the masterpiece

GERMANY receives more applications for asylum in a month than the UK does in a year, according to figures from the EU statistics agency Eurostat.

CARTOONS now hang in Rijksmueum THE work of Dutch artist Dick Bruna, the creator of Miffy the Rabbit, now hangs in Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum, next to the artists who inspired him, including Henri Matisse, in an exhibition open until November 15

Seal rescue A RINGED seal was rescued from a Utrecht canal last week, having accidentally found its way through the floodgates. Police said it was ‘fit, well, and

DUTCH PRESS eating fish. What else could you ask for!’

Claim rise THERE was a rise in the number of people claiming benefits in the first six

months of 2015, up by 13,000 people, with the biggest increase amongst over45s.

No to taps TELECOMS firms have slammed plans by the Dutch government to allow security services greater surveillance powers, including phone tapping and monitoring internet use. Tele2 said the proposed “unlimited access” was too far reaching.

Memory loss A NORWEGIAN pensioner who stopped off in Hanover while driving home from holiday to take some cash out of the bank forgot where he’d parked and spent three weeks looking for his car. A local newspaper eventually succeeded in reuniting the man with his motor.

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Lads’ weekend PUTIN and Medvedev work out in Sochi

MEN ONLY: President and Prime Minister tend the BBQ.

THE Russian president Vladimir Putin and PM Dimitry Medvedev were photographed working out, then grilling slabs of meat for breakfast and brewing a pot of tea, at Putin’s summer residence near the Black Sea resort of Sochi.

School costs

Bear migrates A BLACK bear crossed the border from Russia into China by swimming across the Wusuli river, sending locals into a panic. It was shot with tranquillizers before being released back into the wild in a more remote location.

THERE has been a 47 per cent increase in the last year in the average cost of kitting out children for the new school year, says the Russian Public Opinion Research Centre, leaving many families struggling to buy everything they need.

Zoo disaster HEAVY rain causing severe flooding in the far eastern city of Ussuriysk, where hundreds of people have had to be relocated, spelled disaster for animals in the city zoo. A lion and a popular bear named Masyanya, drowned in their cages.

Guitar hero THE winner of the 2015 Air Guitar World Championships is Muscovite Kereel ‘Our Daddy’ Blumenkrants, although he was run close at the competition in Finland. A tiebreaker game of rock, paper, scissors couldn’t separate him from the American champion, forcing a final showdown.

Food dumped

Group stage IN the draw for the UEFA Champions League group stages, CSKA Moskva will meet Manchester United, PSV Eindhoven and Wolfsberg, while Zenit St Petersburg were drawn with Valencia, Lyon and Gent.

tional invasion of Norway by Russia based on a Jo Nesbo story has drawn criticism from Moscow, the ambassador in Oslo saying it was ‘regrettable’ to portray a ‘non-existent threat from the east’.

MIGRANT: Black bear swam across river.

Flight plight NEW laws on personal data which mean information on Russian citizens must be held on servers within the country pose a problem for foreign flight booking companies, so Russia is developing its own airline ticket booking site.

TV trouble AA TV channel’s plan to show a series depicting a fic-

RUSSIA’S food safety watchdog burned 1.5 tonnes of food meant for a BMW team due to take part in a car racing event in Moscow.

The imported food was destroyed as part of retaliations against western-imposed sanctions.

No film funds A RADICAL film festival in its 13th year, Moscow Premiere, has had its funding scrapped by the city council in favour of a new event, Youth Festival of Life Affirming Film, which is backed by the government.

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Decision pays off for Betfair PADDY POWER tie-up puts boss Corcoran in charge of betting giant

By John Smith WHEN Breon Corcoran, the boss of Betfair, spurned a £990-million bid for the betting exchange in May 2013, he arguably made one of the biggest gambles of his career.

The former Paddy Power executive had taken the helm at Betfair less than a year before private equity house CVC

the bid amount turned down for the betting exchange

and its partner Richard Koch attempted a takeover.

With the shares languishing well below their £13 float price, the final, sweetened 950p-a-share bid from the suitors must have seemed a tempting offer to Corcoran.

But with Betfair stock closing at a record £31.34 on Wednesday night after

The genie will not be put back in its bottle once and for all until it is clear that such a risk will not rear its head again.’

Benoit Coeuré, executive board member of the European Central Bank

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Finance questions THE Bank of Spain is to circulate a questionnaire containing no less than 110 questions concerning individuals’ understanding of finance. Twenty thousand homes will be chosen and the purpose is to assist in financial training for the future.

STRIKE CALL: Train drivers’ union plans a series of strikes.

Union calls for train strikes DESPITE the recent news that rail operator Renfe was anticipating a return to profit in 2016, the decision by SEMAF, the train drivers’ union, to call 24-hour strikes on September 4, 11, 14 and 15, will not be welcomed.

The strike concerns the lack of new drivers being brought into Renfe as the average age of a driver is now

over 54 and an overall shortage of suitable staff.

Apart from staffing levels, there is also the question of a new wage agreement which also appears to have stalled.

At least passengers will have sufficient warning of the proposed strikes and therefore be able to make alternative arrangements if they need to travel on the affected days.

GAP in Spain AMERICAN fashion brand GAP, also owners of Banana Republic, will offer shoppers the chance to purchase their range of clothes in El Corte Inglés Castellana store from September 3.

Google warned FOLLOWING complaints from various retail outlets about the way in which Google promotes selected retailers and its own business on its search engine, it has been warned by the EU that unless it changes its ways, it could receive a significant fine.

Peugeot in Madrid talks FRENCH car manufacturer Peugeot has started to negotiate a redundancy plan for its factory in Madrid.

The company wants to make two adjustments to the workforce, one in what is left of this year and the other next year.

PSA Peugeot produces the C4 Cactus in

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Madrid, and this production line will remain in place.

The company talked about ‘a deep modification’ in its factory in Madrid to ‘improve competitiveness’ and none of the current production in Madrid will be transferred elsewhere.

the firm revealed its merger talks with Irish bookmaker Paddy Power, Corcoran’s decision to reject CVC has undoubtedly paid off.

As well as sending Betfair shares to an all-time high, the tie-up with Paddy Power brings Corcoran’s gambling career full circle and puts him in charge of a betting giant.

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€48million grant probe A TRAINING centre in Mijas (Malaga) called The Centre for Leisure Industries received a grant from the Junta de Andalucía of €48 million, and has since remained empty. This has led Mijas Town Hall to come under investigation for presumed fraud, while at the same time a judge in Sevilla is investigating the diversion of funds granted by the Andalucía Government.

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Most Declined Lantheus Holdings, Inc. Senomyx, Inc. Ovascience Inc. Apigee Corporation Vital Therapies, Inc. Turtle Beach Corporation Fairway Group Holdings Corp.

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Euro makes gains on the back of stock market wobbles Ask the expert Peter Loveday Contact me at euroweekly@currenciesdirect.com

IT has been a game of two halves for the Great British Pound (GBP) versus the Euro in August.

GBP started the month sitting nicely at 1.40 and on the back of positive UK inflation feedback GBP managed to squeeze higher to 1.43.

At the time, the thought process was that higher inflation would shorten the time-span to a UK interest rate rise. The Pound rallied and the Euro was pushed lower. In addition there was expectation that the US would look to raise interest rates this year and that this could be as soon as September. This allowed USD strength against the Euro and in turn helped the Pound to maintain good levels against the Euro.

Fast forward to the 26th August and the Pound was down 4 per cent from the highs of the month.

RALLY: Fallout in equities has supported the Euro in the latter half of August.

So what happened? The move is directly related to the bloodbath in Chinese equity markets which has in turn tripped into global equity and FX markets. The People’s Bank of China has

responded to the sharp sell-off in equities and the weaker growth feedback by cutting interest rates and weakening the value of the CNY. Whether this sell-off will stabilise or catalyse is a key

question. For FX markets the response has been to buy the Euro and the Japanese Yen on any fallout in equities and this has supported the Euro rally in the latter half of August. Feedback from Germany was positive with GDP rising and the IFO survey posting a good reading. In particular the Euro has rallied against the USD and this is due to a much lower chance that the Federal Reserve will move on interest rates in the near term given the fallout from China. The Euro has rallied a massive six cents against the USD in the latter half of August.

So what can we expect moving forward? Well, the situation in China is far from clear and all eyes will be on the People’s Bank and its ability to stabilise the markets. A further sell-off could help the Euro, whereas a recovery from the lows should see the Euro shed some of its gains.

Looking outside of the stock market turmoil and focusing on the central banks we are likely to see the US delay a rate hike until next year and similarly the UK may also delay their lift-off.

This should favour the Euro in the short term.

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Urgent action is long overdue...

WHILE those in power pussyfoot around, ISIS is now well and truly dug in TERROR DEAL: Someone will have to buy their oil.

LEAPY LEE SAYS IT

OTHERS THINK IT MORE than three years ago, when ISIS was on the march, it struck me that such was the speed and success of their early onslaughts, their troops and armaments had to be seriously stretched and spread out.

To me it was obvious that, at that point they were not only highly dangerous, but also at their most vulnerable. Subsequently I suggested that before they had time to organise and regroup they should immediately be hit with all the air power the allies could muster.

Well the pussy cats in power did precisely nothing. ISIS is now so ‘dug in’ it will take two things to shift them. One is a vast international ground force, armed with the very latest in technology and equipment (including limited nuclear) along with an unrelenting bombardment from the air. Alternatively, engage them in a round-the-table IRA style ‘negotiation’.

Which brings me to another piece I wrote at around the same time. In it I suggested we

withdraw all our forces from the Middle East and use them to strengthen our own borders. We then wait for the victors to emerge (not necessarily ISIS) and then open negotiations.

These people are not silly. Despite their Jihadist intentions they know that sooner or later they are going to have to deal with the West (someone has to buy their oil).

Meanwhile, to accommodate the large numbers fleeing the war zones, we build large holding camps across Europe.

These camps should offer fair accommodation, medical facilities and a department similar to a citizens’ advice bureau advising and issuing permits for refugees on how to work and reside legally in the countries allocated.

Without our interference there would be no excuse for terrorist attacks on our home soil and sooner or later, without more loss of allied lives, peace should finally prevail. Dream on, Leapy.

Loving the run-up to the Labour leadership election. Where in the world would you get an opposition infiltrating an opposition to vote for an opposition candidate, to ensure the opposition hopefully stays in opposition? Only in the UK, folks!

Keep the faith Love Leapy www.leapylee.co.uk

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Agatha Christie's Marple ITV3 Nightscreen Text-based information service.

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The Royal Where the Heart is In Loving Memory Never the Twain On the Buses Sitcom about a bus driver and his conductor pal.

Heartbeat Murder, She Wrote A Touch of Frost Prime Suspect The Human Stain Where the Heart is ITV3 Nightscreen Emmerdale Omnibus

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Hogan blackmails a general to stop the transfer of Colonel Klink from Stalag 13.

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Pride Get on Up A chronicle of James Brown's rise from extreme poverty to one of the most influential musicians in history.

Better Living Through Chemistry Supremacy The Man From U.N.C.L.E Sky Movies Special

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11:30pm American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile A sticky return for the filthy franchise.

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The X Factor Local News and Weather ITV News and Weather Euro 2016 Qualifier Keep it in the Family The X Factor Through the Keyhole ITV News and Weather Euro 2016 Qualifier Highlights The Cube Jackpot 247

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3:05pm Shenandoah 5:10pm Psycho Pussies: When Cats Attack 6:10pm Elizabeth II: The Longest Reign 7:05pm The Nightmare Neighbour Next Door Series revealing the traumatic and occasionally bizarre experiences of victims of nightmare neighbours 8:00pm Cricket on 5 8:55pm 5 News 9:00pm Can't Pay? We'll Take it Away!

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www.euroweeklynews.com estling below the foothills of the Sierra Blanca on the Andalucian coast between Malaga and the Gibraltar strait is the glamorous hot spot of Marbella, which regularly hosts stars and celebrities from all over the world, even including, a few years ago, First Lady of the US, Michelle Obama.

Yet Marbella has not always been the playground of the rich and famous. In the 19th century, Marbella was no more than a humble village with Roman roots, surrounded by farms and orchards, but after World War II the aristocrat Ricardo Soriano moved to the town and it gradually became a popular destination for his rich and famous friends.

After buying a nearby country estate El Rodeo, the marquis formally introduced tourism to the area by creating a resort called Venta y Albergues EL Rodeo. His nephew Prince Alfonso of Hohenlohe-Langenburg developed the town further and really brought it into vogue in 1954 with the opening of the Marbella Club which attracted the international jet set crowd and was frequented by some of the most wellknown aristocratic families in Europe as well as international movie stars, singers and top business executives.

Marbella’s rise to the top continued into the 1960s and 1970s with the added glamour of Saudi royalty in 1974 when Prince Fahd arrived in the town accompanied by his 1,000 strong entourage. He made it one of his favourite summer destinations, spending huge amounts in the area, according to sources, as much as €5 milion a day, and even contributing €900,000 to the Costa del Sol Hospital after they made a private ward exclusively available for him while seriously ill.

Stars like Sean Connery, Julio Iglesias, to name a few, bought second homes here.

What attracts such glamorous visitors to the town is its 27 kilometres of beautiful beaches, the Golden Mile, which runs from the edge of town to Puerto Banus as well as its opulent ambience and stunning scenery.

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We are waiting for you in the Old Town A SERIES of special events will be hosted by Marbella’s Town Hall carrying the slogan ‘We are waiting for you in the old town’ and will take place on Saturday, September 7.

This cultural event intends to promote local businesses in Marbella’s Old Town.

In order to do that, there is a programme laid out offering visitors the chance to go to several squares and enjoy live music, storytellers, puppeteers, clowns, living statues, and more.

A fantastic opportunity to meet Marbella’s Old Town. The programme starts at midday and continues till 8.00pm.

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€18m cash injection for new building projects GREEN light for 57 new luxury homes

By Steve Walsh WITH an investment of €18 million for new building projects, things are looking up for a new housing development that is rising in San Pedro de Alcántara.

The City Council has given the green light in just two months for 22 private initiatives to build 57 luxury homes in different parts of town.

With the confidence of investors, and the need of the end customer, coupled with the promise of high profits to be made in Marbella, we could be looking at the comeback of the tower crane and ‘Sold’ signs.

The mood of all, backed up by official data, has seen the housing scheme endorsed by the College of Architects of Malaga town. The City Council itself is approving more new licences almost every week and implementing new projects of works, to the point that in the past two months it has given the green light to a dozen private initia-

BUILDING PROJECTS: Things are looking up. tives worth more than €18 million.

The spokesman for the government team, Javier Porcuna said, “It is this new luxury product based on quality and design, small

low-rise developments and, above all, single-family homes, that is the reason that initiatives and investment like this are still alive in Marbella.”

Visit the Golden Mile’s Fair THE Golden Mile’s fair will be on until September 15, from 11.00am to midnight.

Art items, costume jewellery, shoes, clothes and swimsuits will be on display in many of the stands in the market area.

Whenever someone needs a break, there are children’s areas provided offering entertainment for the young ones, and lounge areas, gin tonics bars, ice-cream shops and sushi bars for the grown-ups.

The fair is not only a market! There are also fashion shows, magic performances, circus shows, concerts, Flamenco and tango fusion dancing shows exhibitions.

There is something for everyone to enjoy.

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Interview with the man in the know A message from the mayor, Jose Bernal

By Eleanor Hawkins MARBELLA is hardly a secret, in fact it’s probably the name that springs to everyone’s mind immediately when the subject of the Costa del Sol is brought up, both in Spain and abroad.

Yet there is much more to it than what is generally seen on TV or in the news when members of the jet set fly in for luxury holidays and shopping.

Jose Bernal, new mayor of the city, summed it up perfectly in an interview with EWN last week by saying there are in fact many Marbellas, which is what makes it so special. On the one hand there is the glamorous, luxury, exclusive side the celebrities and rich and famous are drawn to, depicted by Puerto Banus’s mega-yachts, exclusive shops and luxurious mansions.

Yet at the same time, Mr Bernal explained, many areas of the city maintain a traditional, old-fashioned feel typical of Andalucia’s white villages and fishing towns and there are invaluable signs of bygone times with historical monuments and heritage to be found without too much of a hunt.

MAYOR: Loves Marbella.

JOSE BERNAL: “Nowhere else in the world compares.”

Having been in the post just a couple of months, the proud new mayor is obviously in love with his hometown, where he grew up within a humble, working family and learned to write in

the evenings at one of the tables in his father’s bar La Paz. Asked to let us in on his favourite place in the city he was unable to name just one. El Cable beach, the old town

or any of the neighbourhoods were on the list of places he said he loved.

So, we asked him, what’s in store for the city over the next four years?

His aim, he said, is to modernise the

place while ensuring it clings to its traditions and history, put more emphasis on the human factor and improve quality of life for everyone, not just a few.

Finally we gave him a quick challenge by asking him to describe in five words the city he is now proud and happy to be in charge of, while aware of the responsibility the post entails.

Although we tried to be firm about the rules, he won us over and we allowed him an extra word: “Nowhere else in the world compares,” he said.

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There are only six machines in Spain, two of which are located at the Cirumed Clinic.

Through growth in popularity and demand of the CoolSculpting and other treatments, a new clinic was opened to accommodate.

Dr. Aslani’s consultancy area is ample and modern, with two separate areas to attend to patients. Other treatments available include the Brazilian buttlift, the Voluma treatment (involving autologous fat transfer to depressed areas of the face) and the ‘Mummy Make-over’, which involves a breast lift (or augmentation) and tummy tuck, all in one operation.

PLAZA DE LOS NARANJOS: A very popular meeting place and social hangout.

Orange trees in the old town

By Steve Walsh ONE of Marbella’s hidden treasures is the old town in the busy city centre which features distinctive architecture in its buildings and streets. The original Arabic settlement of the town was housed within the walls of the castle, one of the oldest buildings in the old quarter.

Located just off Avenida Ricardo Soriano, this part of town

So it truly is possible to turn back time and look your best once more. You can call in or telephone the clinic at Edif. Panorama, Planta Baja, Local 2, CN340, km 184 (Torre Real exit), Marbella.

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CIRUMED CLINIC has a reputation for skill, experience and safety when it comes to providing cutting edge treatments that are available to men and women who are keen to turn back time, enabling people to look and feel good.

This highly regarded clinic is well known internationally, as there are two head surgeons that are highly skilled and have great expertise in their field.

Dr. Alexander Aslani, who is also Head of Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery at the Quirón Hospital and Jeannine Aslani, a renowned plastic surgery nurse who takes charge of non-surgical procedures at Cirumed, (including facial fillers, the Cube laser treatment for scarring and CoolSculpting).

What also places Cirumed Clinic above the rest is the friendly welcome, and a flexible, service-based approach to everything that clients wish to change or improve about themselves.

The Aslanis have built something quite special at the clinic, a feeling of coming home each time a client visits for ongoing treatment. Although Dr. Aslani performs his operations at the Quirón Hospitals in Malaga and Marbella, clients enjoy a variety of treatments at the clinic, including facial fillers, Fraxel laser therapy, lymphatic drainage and massage following surgery, and

is characterised by narrow, cobbled streets, some of which stem from the Arabic era and others which include squares designed much later after the Christian Conquest.

A very popular meeting place and social hangout in the old town is La Plaza de los Naranjos. As well as housing Marbella Town Hall, which dates from the 16th century, the beautiful leafy square is full of

boutiques, bars and restaurants.

Another building which is even older than the town hall is called La Casa del Corregidor (House of the Magistrate) next to La Capilla de Santiago Apostol (the Chapel of St James the Apostle) and the nearby former Hospital Bazan is the location for the Museum of Spanish Engraving. The 17th century church of La Encarnacion completes this old quarter.

15th International Craftwork Street Market, Puerto Banus VISITORS will find all sorts of craft items HOW would you like to take a quick trip to many different places around the world and learn about their cultures without leaving Marbella?

This is possible thanks to the 15th International Craftwork Street Market.

Street stands, from many different countries, are set up together in Antonio Banderas’ Square in Puerto Banus, to promote and sell different handcrafts made by artisans participating in this event. The company Target Special Events, has organised the event that will bring closer cultures

and traditions from different countries. It gives you the opportunity to travel around the world and learn about typical products from each country.

Visitors will find all sorts of hand craft items as well as leather goods, jewellery, pottery, traditional clothes, art and more.

This street market will be open until September 15. Its opening hours are 11.00am to midnight from Monday to Thursday and 11.00am to 1.00am Friday to Sunday.

64 extra employees hired ON Wednesday 26, August, the new mayor of Marbella, Jose Bernal, announced that the Town Hall will increase the numbers of personnel to boost the cleaning, preservation and security services for local schools. This means that a total of 64 extra workers will be employed.

Bernal also mentioned that education and provision of public services are a maximum priority for the local government.

The previous school year, 110 workers formed the cleaning staff which will now be increased to 158. A total of 143 cleaners will be assigned to

work in elementary schools, two in nursery schools, and 13 in other educational centres.

Marbella’s local government also hired two specialists in nursery education, one special needs assistant, a caretaker for elementary schools, and a kitchen assistant for nursery schools.

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Organic food awaits the discerning diner at The Farm in the Old Town of Marbella ONE RESTAURANT with two distinctive names offers extremely good food in classic surroundings.

Originally named El Pozo Viejo and also newly known as The Farm this restaurant is now owned and run by a dynamic young couple, Maria and Elio who have settled in Marbella following a number of years travelling around Europe and the Middle East.

The owners combine a passion for cuisine, design and travel and with backgrounds from Spain and Argentina they are determined to bring these enthusiasms to their restaurant.

They have studied the history of the building which dates back to 1502 and was the home of the city’s first Com-

THE FARM: The menu is packed with quality produce and provides ‘Honest Food.’ mander. In the secluded yet airy courtyard which also houses the restaurant bar, one can find the original well, which, according to neigh-

bours, supplied drinking water to the neighborhood, hence the former name of El Pozo Viejo restaurant.

This young but enthusiastic

couple undertook all of the renovations including the restoration of the interior, construction of furniture and the rehabilitation of the courtyard

which is now a Magic Garden themselves.

You can enjoy their perfect menu on three levels from al fresco dining on Altamirano Square, to the sympathetically restored indoor room, to the historic secret garden where you are greeted with boxes full of freshly harvested local fruits and vegetables. What’s more and they are not on the menu is a family of beautiful rabbits, including one tiny kit (the proper name for a baby bunny).

The menu is packed with quality produce and lives up to their catchphrase ‘Honest

Food’ with a daily tasting menu as well as the a la carte option. Also, much of the food, including their delicious organic paella is cooked on olive wood.

If that is not enough, the restaurant at Plaza Altamirano, 3, 29601 Marbella, Málaga, Spain has been awarded the certificate of excellence 2015 on TripAdvisor.

With Flamenco shows every Thursday, Friday and Saturday plus regular additional quality entertainment, more likely to be in the style of the Buena Vista Social Club than a Diana Ross, you are encouraged to check their website www.elpozoviejo.com, follow them on Facebook or call 952 82 25 57 to make a reservation.

Marbella, ‘The’ place to live and own property WITH an excellent year round micro climate to enjoy John Graham The property expert SPAIN has done an excellent job in turning the economy around creating a safe environment for property ownership, especially in Marbella.

According to the Spanish National Statistics Institute, Marbella is leading the rest of Spain’s property market, with property sales now reaching 12 per cent more than the peak sales of 2007.

This year also marks the third consecutive year of growth in property sales in Marbella, so what’s happening and why is Marbella leading the way, after all wealthy people can choose to buy their property anywhere in the world.

I know the quality of new build properties in Marbella are excellent, I build villas in Marbella which are on par with the very best in Europe and even resale properties have been checked over before offered for sale.

But you could buy a similar property in other parts of Spain, France or even Dubai, so why Marbella? I think the answer is you need more than just the value of your bricks and

MARBELLA: Truly cosmopolitan.

NEW BUILD PROPERTIES: Are on a par with the very best in Europe. mortar.

You also need two of the most priceless commodities to complement your property investment and that is safety and quality of life.

Marbella excels in both and it’s this magical combination which makes Marbella ‘The’ place to live and own a property and that’s why property sales are so strong.

Marbella is truly cosmopolitan, local people are friendly and safety is especially important in today’s world, I have international female

friends who in particular value feeling safe living and going out in Marbella.

Marbella offers the full package, including excellent international flights and motorway connectivity to cities throughout Spain and Europe and an excellent choice of schools, colleges and medical services.

You can buy everything you want from around the world in Marbella, from the best food products to the best jewellery and fashion.

More niche businesses are opening in Marbella catering for the discerning modern business person, who stay connected to their international offices via the free wifi in Marbella.

With an excellent year round micro climate, Marbella ensures you enjoy golf, sailing, polo, tennis, horse riding and much more.

So, now you know why Marbella is leading the way, Marbella has it all and you cannot go wrong if you own a property here.

John Graham. Email Gk.ipad@me.com Follow me on Twitter @johngraham FASI Tel. (44) 203 290 0983

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They have only been in place for seven weeks but with a background of food and drink from Dublin, Benalmadena and Torremolinos Eamon certainly has exciting ideas about the future of the Bistro.

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HISTORIC TRUTH: A team of experts have set out to find the castle’s true past.

Marbella Castle history revealed ENJOY BISTRO: Room for indoor and outdoor dining. burgers and a full a la carte menu particularly aimed at evening diners. Apart from all of this, there is an outstanding choice of Sunday roasts and the intent to expand their organic range.

Plans are afoot to change the restaurant name and to re-

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By Steve Walsh A TEAM of expert scientists have set about finding out the true past of one of Marbella’s major pieces of history, the Castle.

The study, which runs until mid-September, will serve to clear questions on the origin and evolution of the Fortaleza.

A multi-faceted approach will be undertaken by a team consisting of archaeologists, architects, surveyors and historians; they estimate that the in-depth survey should take a little less than two weeks of intense investigation using

state of the art equipment to complete.

They hope to reconstruct the history of the Castle of Marbella using technology such as, carbon dating and thermo luminance, as well as chronological dating of the different construction systems of the walled perimeter with specialist support of documentary sources, photographs and archives.

Once the survey is finished, it will then be down to the laboratories to enter the castle and do their part. According to sources, the results of the analysis will not be known for several months.

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Now we have ‘Life on Marbs’ FOR A number of years there has been an increasing fascination with the young, the rich and the eccentric.

The makers of ‘The Only Way is Essex’ and ‘The Only Ways is Marbs’ have launched on ITVBE their latest creation ‘Life on Marbs.’

We are invited to follow the sometimes self-indulgent, sometimes spoilt, sometimes drunk and often rowing cast of 22 men and women who have come to love the extravagant and wealthy lifestyle of Marbella.

Follow their lives, loves and disagreements in the sun.

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Celebs that like to hang out in Marbella…

TOWN is awash with the famous

By Steve Walsh EVER since Marbella became synonymous with glamour and wealth, a flock of celebrities made their appearance, eager to be seen in the hottest places in town. As well as the Hollywood A listers, local British celebrities have flown to the Costa, making Marbella and Puerto Banus their favourite hangout.

Gary Lineker’s brother Wayne has made a name for himself by acquiring a chain of bars throughout southern Europe, including ones in Marbella itself.

Rock stars and actresses have always been attracted to

Charity lunch in aid of NGO ON Friday September 4, a Charity Fashion Lunch will take place at Sol i Luna Restaurant in Nagüeles in aid of NGO ‘No Child without a Home.’ The event will

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be organised by the PR Company La Difference.

Local Boutique Gina B and the brand GARIN Madrid will offer a fashion show to present their new

collections and their latest trends of the season;also show goers will be treated to live performances by: tenor David Capuletto and singer Frank Camelot in Marbella.

the allure of the glamorous resort, and as well as rock establishment figures like Rick Parfitt and Rod Stewart and British actress Joan Collins, younger celebrities visit in their droves.

From glamour model Amy Childs to dog whisperer Cesar Millan, the town is awash with the famous, infamous and those who just love to party.

Other figures who hang out are celebrity royalty The Beckhams, Cheryl FernandezVersini and ex-husband footballer Ashley Cole, Bruce Willis, Gary Lineker, Kate Moss, Sadie Frost, Peter Andre, Kelly Osbourne, Samuel L. Jackson, Louis Smith, Eduardo Cruz (brother of Penelope), Danielle Lloyd, Tom Cruise, Gavin Henson, Pixie Lott, Sarah Harding, Shakira, Calum Best, Brigitte Nielsen as well as most of the cast of Towie and The Only Way is Essex transforming the programme into The Only Way is Marbs.

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New author pens her story about Marbella THE new ‘Sex and the City’ USING the pen name Adele Carter, a local resident decided that rather than just talk about her adventures, she would turn them into a book aimed at a similar market to those who adore ‘Sex and the City.’

She was inspired to produce ‘Single in Marbs’ based on the crazy party life that she has enjoyed around the world and in particular in Marbella over the past five years.

The title was chosen before she became aware of the latest reality show set in Marbella.

The main character in her book is Adele, a woman in her late 30’s who was left in Marbella on her own after splitting with an ex. She manages to come to terms with her life and carry on, finding new friends with the same single agenda.

As she goes through a crazy round of Champagne parties with multi-millionaires, Adele meets her new love. Here the story becomes more intense as she goes through a range of experiences with him.

It’s hot, steamy, full of passion and suspense with

a touch of ‘fifty shades.’

‘Single in Marbs’ is based in real places in Marbella, but the story is a novel with fictional characters, not an autobiography.

You will be left wanting more and can look forward to the sequel to ‘Single in Marbs’ in spring 2016.

The book is captivating and addictive. It makes for an ideal read and is available now on AMAZON and BARNES AND NOBLE in hard back, soft back and eBook form.

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We follow a strict selection process to choose our candidates, and we can feel proud of the satisfaction of our clients, as our main aim is to provide peace of mind.

Perhaps you’ve just had a baby, but both you and your spouse work? Maybe an elderly parent has come to live with you, or a health situation is requiring extra care?

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at reasonable prices IMPERIAL FURNITURE opened in 2010 a nd has gr own st eadi l y ever since.

The company’s success has ena ble d it to expand t he f ur ni t ur e s tore w ith an addi t i onal 1,000 square metres on the lower floor, showcasing the enormous range of outdoor furniture and beds.

With 1,750 square metres in total, it is one of the largest showrooms on the Costa del Sol. The Dutch owner has over 30 years’ experience in the furniture business in Europe, and is passionate about finding quality items at fair prices.

Imperial Furniture receives new stock on a weekly basis and offers new promotions on a regular and ongoing basis.

The showroom’s quality furniture is bought directly from different factories, and sold at extremely affordable prices.

A huge selection of beds, sofas,

decoration items, furniture and garden furniture is available, all in a large range of styles and colours.

Almost all the furniture is in stock, which means that clients buying today can receive the purchases in their home by the following day.

The friendly staff takes all the t i m e cl i ent s need t o hel p t hem choose the right furniture and decoration for their home.

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The Marbella scene as happening now

PUERTO BANUS: Has a thriving social and cultural scene.

By Steve Walsh FROM its beginnings in the 50s and 60s as an exclusive resort for the nobility and jet set crowd up until today, the town has had a thriving social and cultural scene.

What has changed is the range of parties, social activities and clubs that are available for all to enjoy in Marbella.

Currently, the Be Free Gay Festival is taking place in the

Palacio de Congresos and around town until September 6 with LGBT movies and other activities on offer. Further information from befreemar bellagayfestival.com or www. marbellacongresos.com.

An exhibition by the Peruvian artist Carlos Revilla is on at the Museo Ralli from September 5 to 15. Meanwhile at the H10 Andalucia Plaza hotel in Puerto Banus, a special concert, Music of the Night, will

take place on Saturday September 12 featuring the best of West End and Broadway musicals and opera arias.

If you prefer a gentle workout, the Palacio de Congresos will host a Yoga Conference from September 18-20 from 8am to 8pm.

Further ahead in the social calendar, from October 7-11 the Marbella International Film Festival will take place in town, featuring 50 international films.

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San Pedro’s first ecological dry ice rink GREAT news for families and anyone who enjoys fun, food and cold beers, after much anticipation Marbella based recreation company ‘Happy Days’ has launched a trio of family friendly attractions; a dry ice rink, a pirate-themed mini golf course and an original American Airstream trailer serving tasty US style fast food on San Pedro’s main Boulevard. For those who prefer spectator sports, there is a big screen showing major international sports, live on Sky. The three attractions occupy approximately 1,000m² of the new pedestrian walkway at the heart of San Pedro, providing cost effective fun activities that

has supplied ecological ice rinks all over the world including Disneyland Paris. Unlike a conventional rink which would use 25,500 kilowatts of energy, over 30,000 litres of water and would emit eight tons of CO2 in just one month, the synthetic rink needs no power or water for maintenance and produces no harmful emissions.

Pascal van den Broek, director of Happy Days says, “San Pedro’s council were eager to see family friendly attractions open on the new Boulevard, and we immediately saw the potential in offering a range of different activities within the same area. Even though they’re essentially children’s attractions, ice rinks and mini golf also appeal to adults’ sense of fun. We’re thrilled to be able to play a part in the regeneration of San Pedro.”

SAN PEDRO BOULEVARD: From mini golf to a dry ice rink, it’s fun for everyone. can be enjoyed for most of the year.

From September 1 opening hours are from 4pm till late Monday to Friday and

from 1pm at weekends. No booking is required and equipment such as skates, protective pads and helmets are available for hire on site, so all you do is turn up.

Happy Days sourced the town’s first ecological ice rink from an experienced company that

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CIBO ITALIANO: Will now be offering Sunday Roasts using only the top ingredients to satisfy their clients.

ON FIRST thought, this seems to be a rather strange move for a gourmet Italian restaurant, but not according to well respected chef Lorenzo Otterburn.

Situated in what used to be the Polo House on Marbella’s Golden Mile, former customers were more than happy to give their patronage to Cibo, but he noticed that there seemed to be a lot of reminiscence about Sunday Roasts.

Chef Lorenzo is well placed to know how to cook the very best roast dinner, as when he finished his summer working on a private island in Ibiza he moved to London to work in the Capital’s best steak house Hawksmoor (Regent Street,) which won the accolade of being voted as offering the Best Sunday Roast in the UK by the Sunday Times.

The secret is to only use absolutely top ingredients and to spend as much time on their preparation as possible to ensure that the quality of the food is reflected in its taste.

The beef has to be cooked at 52 degrees for no less than 8.5 hours, the potatoes are roasted in goose fat, the sumptuous Yorkshire puddings cook in beef dripping whilst even the carrots enjoy the flavour of wild thyme, honey and bitter orange. All of this coupled with buttered cabbage and chef recipe beef gravy for the amazing price of just €14.50.

So proud is Cibo of its kitchen - unlike many other restaurants - it stands behind a glass screen so diners can watch their meal being prepared by a brigade of ex-

perts in spotless surroundings.

According to Lorenzo, Sunday Roast is Beef, so he won’t be offering a plethora of other meats although diners can of course choose starters and other main courses from the general menu.

The first sitting will take place on Sunday September 6, so do call 952 900 380 to reserve your table. Many restaurants boast the best roast on the coast, but Cibo can now offer the Best Roast in Spain.

Parking is free outside Cibo Italiano, Bulevard Principe Alfonso Von Hohenlohe, 11, 29600 Marbella, Málaga and you can even book online at

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Well known CIBO chef Lorenzo Otterburn from Regent Street to Marbella.

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FOUNDER: Kjell Hessedahl.

ANDALUCIA DEVELOPMENT is a small but very well-established Scandinavian real estate company in Nueva Andalucia, Marbella.

Since the company was founded in 1981 by Kjell Hessedahl, it has witnessed the immense growth and prosperity of the area and acquired a unique experience in both the Spanish and the international real estate market.

Today the company is managed by Kjell’s

son Ulf Hessedahl, who together with his multilingual team pride themselves in offering their clients a complete package when it comes to buying or selling a property.

Throughout the years they have been able to establish solid relationships with all people and entities involved in a property transaction such as lawyers, notaries, building companies, property management, and many more which makes

the whole process a lot smoother.

Our goal is to make our customers feel as comfortable as possible from start to finish, Ulf explains. We also help our clients with all the necessary after sale aspects and develop close relationships with many clients who tend to come back time and time again.

With their pleasant and approachable attitude the team at Andalucia Development welcomes

you to drop in for a chat if you are in the area or to contact them by phone or email with any inquiries you might have.

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Benahavis Hills Country Club is spectacular FOR local residents who want to enjoy a lifestyle, not just somewhere to exercise BUILT on a hill above the town of Benahavis, the Benahavis Hills Country Club caters to owners of the villas within its boundaries and local residents who want to enjoy a lifestyle, not just somewhere to exercise.

The imposing new building offers easy parking to members and a standard of service and finish which is truly second to none.

A brief description shows that there are two main levels, which offer a gymnasium with the latest Cybex equipment, an area for weekly yoga and pilates classes, treatment rooms, spa, indoor salt water pool which is heated in the winter, gourmet café, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi , outdoor pool and best of all; the breathtaking views from every part of the complex.

On a clear day, you can sit on the

membership is also available and all can be explained by the helpful staff.

Mention of the Hills Café needs some expansion as this offers more than you might expect.

Under the watchful eye of Belgian chef JeanFrançois, who has worked at top restaurants in Belgium and France, it presents a range of elegant yet contemporary lunches for both those studying their waistlines and others with a more substantial appetite. On Friday and Saturday, the café serves diners provided that reservations are made in advance.

The Benahavis Hills Country Club is closed on Mondays but is open from 10am to 8pm Tuesday to Friday and 11am to 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.

INDOOR POOL: Heated in the winter months. roof terrace and see Gibraltar and beyond.

When you consider the quality and range of services, cost of membership is surprisingly low, and takes into account the fact that

not everyone lives in Spain all year round.

You can take a 12 month contract for one person at just €99 per month, or for a family including children 15 and under at €169. What’s more, you will receive €20 credit each month to spend at the Hills Café. Daily and weekly

Words just don’t do justice to the Club and you really need to visit the website www.benahavishills.com to see for yourself all that is offered.

Spectacular churches in the Good news for local cyclists Old Town of Marbella

By John Smith FOR THOSE who like to visit churches, there are at least three in the Old Town which need to be seen.

The Chapel of Santiago in Orange Square is a small church, built in the 15th century and is the oldest religious building in Marbella and possibly the oldest Catholic building in the province.

Just a few hundred metres away is the tiny chapel of San Juan de Dios from which the procession of Our Father Jesus of Mercy departs on Palm Sunday. The architecture shows the joint influences of Islam and Christianity.

It was built by Catholic Monarchs and was originally known as the ‘Royal Hospital of Mercy’ as it provided hospital assistance in Marbella until

the creation of Bazán Hospital.

The 16th century bell tower has a simple stone exterior and carved wooden door with the Coat of Arms of the Order of St John of God above. Although not always open to the public, it is often possible to view the interior from the open door.

Another very special place of worship around the corner from Orange Square is the Church of Our Lady of the Incarnation which also dates back to the 15th century when Marbella was taken by the Catholic Kings after long years of Moorish rule. Of particular interest is the world famous organ which was created to replace the original one destroyed during the civil war.

There are other notable churches in Marbella but these three are within easy walking distance of each other.

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WITHIN easy walking distance of each other

MARBELLA Council is pushing a new municipal scheme to encourage bicycles as a method of transport in the city and has approved a measure to open up the seafront between La Bajadilla fishing port and San Pedro to two-wheeled traffic.

The initiative, Mobility councillor Miguel Diaz announced, is the start of a new era for transport in the city which aims to meet the demand for newer, greener ways to get from A to B. Access to the aforementioned area for cyclists will be officially allowed as of mid-September, the councillor explained, but they will need to bear in mind there will be a speed limit of 10 kilometres per hour and pedestrians will have right of way.

The Local Police force, he said, will be ensuring the rules are met.

Another bike-friendly measure approved at a council plenary session was the creation of a new bike path in Puerto Banus.

The path will run along Avenida Julio Iglesias, between the Marbellero statue and Torre del Duque, before continuing to the Rio Verde bridge, La Fontanilla roundabout and Marbell Centre.

Ten towns twinned with Marbella

DOORWAY: Church of Our Lady of the Incarnation.

Baler, Philippines Batumi, Georgia Cabourg, France Doha, Qatar Kuwait City, Kuwait

Miami Beach, United States Nabeul, Tunisia Nevers, France Punta del Este, Uruguay Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

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Home-School Partnerships in schools are important

Elizabeth Batchelor with Foundation Stage children.

CLEAR open communication is paramount ELIZABETH BATCHELOR, Principal of Aloha College, talks about the importance of a strong home-school partnership.

Children learn best when parents and teachers work together to encourage and support them. Schools alone cannot address all of a child’s developmental needs. The positive involvement of parents is essential - this all appears to be common sense, however, society has become more complex and demanding and, therefore, greater emphasis has to be placed on building good relationships based on honesty and trust.

Clear, open communication is paramount.

Sharing and upholding the same values is crucial if children are to be expected to uphold the same standards at home and at school.

Children do not stop learning about values and relationships when they enter a classroom, nor do they stop learning academics and atti-

Wow Day with Parents. tudes about learning when they are at home.

Certainly in Aloha College we aim never to create a distinction between the roles parents and teachers should play in a child’s development.

At Aloha College we aim to reach out to our families, always trying to make them feel wel-

come as full partners in the educational process. In return, our families make a commitment of time and energy to support their children both at home and at school.

As well as attending parents’ consultation meetings, supporting weekly assemblies, attending informative evenings, parents of Aloha College actually have the opportunity to take part in our ‘wow’ mornings where they learn alongside the pupils.

As an example of this, last year over 150 parents joined classes in the Primary School where

they thoroughly enjoyed sharing their learning experiences. The phrase ringing in my ears as they left the school was “we wish we were back at school.” As Principal of Aloha College I am particularly blessed as I personally receive 100 per cent co-operation and trust from the parents of our school and they fully support their children’s learning.

This is confirmed by our Independent Schools Inspection (ISI) report, which praised the success of our parental partnership in improving children’s achievement: “Throughout the school, the quality of links with parents, carers and guardians is excellent. Responses to the parents’ questionnaire were extremely positive and supportive of the school.” Another reason for Aloha College being such an excellent school.

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Marbella’s chocolate legend THE FIRST STORE to bring delicious Belgian chocolates to satisfy chocoholics was opened in 1991 on Madison Avenue, New York which was hailed the busiest location in the US. Leonidas are now internationally famous for their quality confectionary and extensive ranges of the finest chocolate on earth! There is in the region of 100 individual pieces to choose from in the Leonidas Belgian chocolate range which come in an abundance of flavours and packaging.

Now Leonidas Belgian chocolates have opened another store franchise which is perfectly situated in the heart of Marbella town and is run by owner Gala and her assistant Raquel. Since opening last October, the streets of Marbella have been sweeter than ever and their client base now reaches far beyond Marbella itself.

With gaining popularity and demand for their wares, Gala offers a gift delivery service to her clients that is quick and efficient to all areas of Spain.

With a delivery every 15 days from Belgium, the chocolate turnover is superbly restocked, and orders are welcome on request. One of the

favourite ranges that Leonidas supplies is the Bon Bon, Choco Latte, and Orange Chocolate. For those with a sweeter tooth, a well balanced and representative selection of fresh butter creams, Ganaches with fresh cream, Pralines and Soft Caramel centres, all in a milk chocolate covering.

There is also a good selection of Turron which is distributed from Alicante and very popular with the Spanish clientele. The quality of the products extends to the immaculate gift wrap that the store offers ranging from children’s themes right up to exclusive Champagne and chocolate displays.

This is a jewel of a store that has been long overdue in gracing Marbella with exquisite Belgian chocolates. It is a must to visit offering a spacious and air-conditioned showroom which makes buying your gift an ultimate pleasure and with so much on display you will be lost for choice.

You will find Leonidas Belgian Chocolate shop at Calle Alonso de Bazan, 11.

Tel: 952-826-907.

LEONIDAS: Gala and her assistant Raquel are in demand for their wares.

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THE FARMACY: For relaxing in calming surroundings. lovers and a family place that believes in giving back to the community we love, Marbella.

The Farmacy are starting their 12 week challenge free to anyone new to yoga September 14, and they have got a free meditation course in English on the 25th, 26th and 27th for anyone wanting to try.

The style of meditation is Heartfulness,

which is a wonderful way to improve your frame of mind. The Farmacy also has dog yoga classes which have been big in the USA for some time, and are catching on in Marbella.

The fully qualified team includes Adela Villalba, professor of yoga, Carole Dumenil, acupuncturist, Yolanda Torroba, Chi Kung teacher, and Juan Dominguez, masseur.

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THE FARMACY is a wonderful new concept in yoga that is being introduced into the communities in and around the Marbella area.

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Yoga has assisted people in enhancing their inner being and calmness in order to cope with the everyday stress that life throws our way. It is a proven fact that yoga greatly improves your state of mind along with body flexibility and functionality.

At The Farmacy, you can practise this relaxing and purifying art in calming surroundings The Farmacy is a real place for real people.

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MARINA: The brain child of Jose Banus.

By Steve Walsh THE marina of Puerto Banus symbolises a lifestyle and level of wealth that most ordinary people can only gawp at.

In fact, tourists regularly visit the port to do just that. And the wealthy are all too ready to oblige, displaying luxury high end vehicles such as Aston Martins, Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Porsches in the evenings as they drive down the motoring equivalent of a catwalk along the seafront.

Of course, the marina naturally moors some of the world’s most luxurious yachts too, and these also draw in spectators, particularly those hoping to catch a glimpse of one of their celebrity owners, who may be

holidaying in the town, spending their euros or dollars in the numerous designer shops or shopping malls, or sipping cocktails in the port’s expensive bars and restaurants.

The marina was the brain child of Beverly Hills designer Noldi Shreck who aristocrat Alfonso de Hohenlohe had commissioned to work on Hotel Marbella club. Shreck persuaded the developer Jose Banus that instead of building American style skyscrapers, the area would benefit from a more sophisticated version of an Andalucian style village and marina.

Jose Banus’ port opened in 1970 with the Aga Khan, Prince Rainier and Princess Grace attending alongside stars

Luxury high end vehicles are the norm. such as film director Roman Polanski, Hugh Hefner and heart surgeon Dr Christiaan Barnard with guest singer, little known Julio Iglesias performing at the event.

More than five million tourists visit the port, including many from the UK and other

parts of northern Europe as well as from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Russia. Designer names such as Bvlgari, Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci and Versace have boutiques in these exclusive streets and Avenida Jose Banus which leads to the marina, is also known as the

Designer shops in the exclusive streets.

Boulevard de la Fama (Boulevard of fame) and features starfish with the names of the famous underneath (much like the Hollywood walk of fame) as a tribute to individuals and stars who have contributed to the success of Puerto Banus.

One of the port’s most famous landmarks is the statue of La Victoria, a gift from the mayor of Moscow in 1994. The bronze and copper statue is built on top of a 26 metre (85 feet) high granite column and is in the middle of a roundabout.

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The concept is also tailored to investors looking to maximise returns by creating unique modern properties of superlative architectural design and finish, set in prime locations of Marbella and surroundings.

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‘Music of the Night’ ends its run on September 12

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FROM Rod Stewart, George Clooney, Hugh G

SINCE Marbella’s appearance as the favourite holiday destination for the international jet set in the 1950s

By Steve Walsh For many years, throughout the eighties and nineties, Sean Connery was one of the longstanding residents here, with his Marbella villa Casa Malibu one of his main homes until he sold it in 1999 and moved to the Bahamas.

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LAST CHANCE: To see the Music of the Night performance this season.

THE FIFTH and final performance in the highly praised ‘Music of the Night’ series which is supported by Euro Weekly News will take place at the luxurious H10 Andalucia Plaza Hotel on Saturday, September 12.

The four previous shows have each featured songs and music from different successful musicals, but this special night sees a medley of all of the previous four shows. It is produced by tenor Stephen Lloyd-Morgan who also performs together with a superb international cast comprising tenor Raúl

D’Abreu, soprano Julie-Anne Hunter, Adele Lee Peters and Lucy Indrisie. There may even be special guests although this has not been confirmed.

The Salon Castilla setting at the H10 Andalucia Plaza Hotel is first class and members of the audience have a chance to dine at the hotel prior to the two-hour show, which runs from 9.30pm to 11.45pm with a short interval.

Tickets range in price from €25 to €45 from the hotel in person or via website www.musicofthenightmarbella.com

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Joan Collins was living in her Marbella holiday home in the 1980s when offered her career enhancing role in Dynasty. reg3. Another ular visitor is Rod Stewart.

The singer has had a home here for many years and enjoys the lifestyle.

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rbella celebrity residents

Grant and Antonio Banderas to Joan Collins, they have all owned homes in Marbella

s and 1960s, many celebrities have bought homes in the area, choosing to spend much of their spare time here or making it their permanent home. Here are the Top Ten Marbella celebrity residents:

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Hugh Grant

Antonio Banderas

George Clooney

Spanish star Antonio Banderas makes frequent trips to Spain and has spent much of his time here at his beachside home in Los Monteros, Marbella, and has also bought a penthouse apartment in Malaga city centre further up the coast.

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TV impresario Simon Cowell regularly uses a villa here for the ‘Judge’s House’ element of The X Factor. It is located in the exclusive Sierra Blanca area where property prices easily reach four million euros at the lower end of the market.

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Apparently, after taking advice from Antonio Banderas, George Clooney splashed out on a large four-bedroomed property in the mountains above Marbella, which he has used as a retreat from the Hollywood lifestyle.

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Entrepreneur Lord Alan Sugar has also been visiting the town for many years having had a home on the frontline of Marbella’s Golden Mile since the 1970s. In 2009, he bought former luxury hotel Byblos in nearby Mijas, which he still has plans to renovate and relaunch. kind of royal8. Another ty, pop star Prince, had a villa in Marbella,

which he bought in 1998 as a wedding present for his then wife Mayte, before putting it up for sale in 2013.

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British actor Hugh Grant also rubs shoulders with exclusive neighbours and he is seen from time to time in the town.

Actor Dolph Lundand family have a house here and are said to spend their time divided between Marbella, London and international film studios.

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So don’t be surprised if on your travels in Marbella, you bump into some of the world’s richest and most well-known personalities!

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Ancient Roman remains can be found in the Marbella area

‘Be Free’ festival in Marbella

By John Smith MARBELLA is able to boast a very strong link with Spain’s Roman invaders and indeed in the grounds of the Hotel Puente Romano are the remains of a small first century Roman bridge which was part of the ancient Via Augusta that linked Rome with Cádiz.

Probably the best excavated Roman site is the villa at Rio Verde - not far above Puerto Banus - which was once part of the city of Cilniana. All that remains is the floor of the villa, but it is unique as it contains black and white tile mosaics produced in patterns that have never been seen in other Roman excavations.

With only one ‘traditional’ design, that of the head of Medusa, the other designs depict household goods, and in the kitchen area, different types of food. Contemporary finds which have been unearthed in the villa have been transferred to the Museum of Archaeology in Malaga.

The villa is not open to the public every day; details can be checked on the Marbella Tourist Office website http://www.marbellaexclusive.com.

Further west but still within the municipality of Mar-

bella are the remains of the third century Roman baths Termas Romanas de las Bóvedas - which were discovered in 1926 and declared a national monument five years later. The spas are mainly composed of lime mortar and bricks, which were covered in some places by marble. The domed building, two floors and the heating system are partially preserved and the overall good condition makes this an important site.

Remains of clay pipes have also been found that could have served to carry hot water or air to the baths. Near the remains of the baths there are old Roman pools for the salting of fish.

Emperor Augustus after whom the Via Augusta is named.

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VILLA RIO VERDE is probably the best excavated Roman site

THE biggest gay festival i n Andal uci a i s set t o take place in Marbella.

People will be able to at t end m any di ff er ent shows and exhibitions throughout the fiesta in many different locations around the town from September 1 to September 6.

There will be day and nightt i m e l ei sur e cul tural activities, exhibi t i ons, par ades, parties, feature DJs and much more.

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By Susana Fuentes

PUERTO BANUS: Ideally placed for anyone who enjoys the sea.

What’s required to enjoy sailing the waters of Spain THE WATERS of Spain attract large numbers of tourists, some of whom either bring their own pleasure craft or look to rent or charter. The following is a brief outline of what is needed to take to Spanish waters but readers should check the Ministry of Development - Ministerio de Fomento - website in case of changes.

A sailing permit or (título de recreo) is not needed to sail the following vessels during daylight hours in Spanish waters:

Motor boats up to four metres in length and with a maximum power of 10Kw Sailing boats up to five metres in length Kayaks, canoes and pedal boats and boats with motors of under 3.5Kw All other vessels may only be operated by a person holding an appropriate licence.

Failure to have a licence may result in the vessel being confiscated or a large fine.

Although either a Yacht

Masters Certificate (with Spanish translation) or an ICC (International Certificate of Competence) is acceptable for skippers of a foreign flagged vessel, the ICC is not acceptable for Spanish owned and flagged vessels, so anyone resident in Spain must be able to present a Spanish título de recreo.

Marbella is ideally placed for anyone who enjoys the sea, with Gibraltar to the west and Malaga to the east.

JEAN Cocteau was a French artist, writer, designer, playwriter and filmmaker who stayed in Marbella for four months in 1961, just two years before he died.

He was part of a modernist intellectual set in Marbella, a city which he adopted as a preferred town residence from the late 1950s.

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of his death there is a permanent exhibition in the cultural Centre Cortijo Miraflores in Marbella.

In this exhibition photographs, manuscripts, and paintings can be admired. These were given to Pepe Carleton, an intimate friend of Jean Cocteau who was an important contributor in promoting Marbella’s Social and Art scene in the 1960’s.

During his stays in Marbella, he created some pottery works and painted panels to decorate a friend’s shop in Marbella. He fell in love with the very Andalucian cultural activities like Flamenco and Bullfights, so these topics have relevant presence in his works.

He wrote some diaries on his thoughts while he was on the Costa del Sol, which have

JEAN COCTEAU: Visited Marbella. been translated into Spanish to commemorate the 50th anniversary of his death, and have been made into a book titled ‘The umbilical cord.’ This exhibition attempts to show Jean Cocteau’s intellectual leading figure, and how he felt and experienced Marbella.

Enjoy the exhibition Monday to Friday, 9.00am till 2.00pm and 5.00pm till 9.30pm-

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20,000€ For Butterfly Children BANK has committed to the charity

COSTA DEL GOLF: There are more than 10 courses in the area.

If sport is your choice, Marbella is your place

By John Smith THE AREA of Marbella has a huge range of sporting venues where you can participate yourself or watch others.

There are no less than 14 public complexes which offer indoor and outdoor sports and

pastimes including football, gymnastics, handball, pétanque, swimming plus special facilities for children.

There are plentiful water sports and many beach fronts have free exercise equipment.

There are numerous private tennis and paddle courts in the

area and costs are reasonable.

The Costa del Sol is known as the Costa del Golf and there are more than 10 courses in the Marbella area.

Cyclists can enjoy good quality roads, more challenging sand cycling or for the brave, some spectacular hill climbs.

Evanina Morcillo (left) director of the charity and Nieves Montero (right) founder and president of the charity with Kurt Looyens, director of ABN AMRO branch in Puerto Banus.

ABN AMRO’s commitment towards Butterfly Children during 2015 has so far generated over €20,000 for their charity based in Marbella.

As announced earlier this year by Kurt Looyens, the director of ABN AMRO in Puerto Banus, the Dutch bank is collaborating with the Butterfly Children Charity

(DEBRA Spain), to raise €20,000 funds and publicise the cause amongst its customers and partners.

“All of the team is very involved and excited with this collaboration, it has given us a great deal of satisfaction on a prof essi onal and per sonal l evel ,” says Looyens.

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Pushing ahead to expand rail link on the Costa

ENGLISH language radio

By John Smith IT was just over a year ago that the vivacious Nicole King launched Mi Marbella, the first English language radio show on RTV Marbella in collaboration with the Town Hall, broadcasting on 107.6 fm from Monday to Friday between 3.30 and 5.30pm.

She followed this up with Marbella Now, an English TV magazine weekly programme on RTV Marbella on Thursdays at 7.30pm.

Both programmes include information on local laws, events and interviews with local and international personalities that make up our community and are available via streaming from www.rtvmarbella.tv giving a potential worldwide audience.

Via networking TV, radio and social media and constant personal contact with international residents, associations, businesses and tourists, RTV Marbella and Nicole in particular, offer a unique opportunity to unite the 140 nationalities of our city under one umbrella.

If you have anything of interest you wish to share visit Facebook / Mi Marbella with NicoleKing. www.facebook.com/Marbella Now - RTV Marbella

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THE Development Ministry announced this week that it considers it a priority to expand the rail link to Costa del Sol. This was stressed by Secretary of State for Infrastructure Julio Gﾃｳmez- Pomar, on Saturday.

He has commissioned a detailed environmental impact study for the extension of the commuter rail network into Marbella and Estepona, which he hopes will start in a few weeks around September or October.

After meeting at the weekend with the president of the PP in Marbella, ﾃ］geles Muﾃｱoz, who has reviewed the beneficial projects for the city that will boost the area, Gomez Pomar has indicated that in the coming weeks they

will begin the environmental consultations with the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of the Environment, as well as other various institutions that will be playing key roles in the project to discover the environmental impact of the route.

Studies have been conducted on the two alternatives under consideration as to which will be the most appropriate: A fully underground system, or a mixed layout. In order to do this, there has been a budget forecast of 竄ｬ500,000.

Gomez Pomar also stated if there are no holdups, and the former owners of land to be used do not bring forward complications to the processes, the works could start within a period of four months.

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MARBELLA SPECIAL

Never can say goodbye Hasta luego!

LEAVING Marbella is always a hard thing to do, but the one thing you can be sure of is that the welcoming Marbella arch will be there to greet you the next time you return, and of course, you will want to return!

Here are a few reasons why the best part of leaving is looking forward to coming back: Marbella has 23 gorgeous beaches ideal for moonlight strolls, some of the finest museums and high-end art exhibitions to take in, as well as some of the most exquisite culinary creations the world has to offer. Seeing that Marbella is also a fishing village, the fish and seafood offerings are always unbelievably fresh and tasty; in addition to that, the whole place is overflowing with bistros, restaurants, and tapas bars.

The decadence of Puerto Banus encourages you to chill out on the marina with a glass of Champagne surrounded by expensive yachts and million-euro supercars.

Then, once the seemingly never-ending daylight brings a close to your designer shopping sprees and the evening draws in, a whole new town wakes up as some of Europe’s best nightclubs and entertainment venues come to life.

WELCOMING: Marbella’s iconic arch at the entrance to the Costa del Sol’s jewel in the crown.

The colourful old town of Marbella will always cheer you up, even if you’re in a bad mood. The beautiful architecture and street furniture will put a smile on your face.

The Plaza de los Naranjos (Orange Tree Square) is a little oasis in the centre of it all, and the perfect place to just kick back and do

some people watching.

Marbella is also surrounded by a breathtaking coastal mountain range that begs you to venture up high and take in some of the most incredible views known to man.

When you look at all that Marbella has to

offer, and couple it with the fact you are 45 minutes from Malaga Airport and within striking distance of Gibraltar, is it any wonder that you never say goodbye to Marbella, just ‘hasta luego’, because you will be back through that welcoming arch before you know it.

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What a drachma! Gripping drama in Greece enters its final act LOOKS as if the new bail-out could be derailed before it has even begun Nora Johnson

Breaking Views Nora is the author of popular psychological suspense and crime thrillers and a freelance journalist.

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NEWS that Greece’s PM Alexis Tsipras,called snap elections in a bid to return to power is only the latest step in a drama more like a Carry On Up the Acropolis-type farce than a Shakespearean tragedy.

Let’s leave aside the question of whether the euro was flawed from the start, or whether Greece should have been allowed to join (all agreed on that answer, right?), and consider what’s happened since the crisis erupted.

The Greeks (individually and governmentally) ended up in this mess by stubbornly, for years, living beyond their means, supported by the

ALEXIS TSIPRAS: Promised the earth, moon and stars.

EU elite who, for political reasons, continued bankrolling them until (as usual) the bubble burst. The Greek electorate seemingly thought the overspending could continue ad in-

finitum. A view not shared by their creditors, given there’s no prospect of Greece ever eliminating their increasing debt (unless perhaps a huge gold mine’s discovered, and frantic

fracking begins, under the Acropolis).

Tsipras promised them the earth, Marxist moon and stars (generous pensions, low levels of VAT, high levels of tax avoidance) and they bought it. At the time of writing (but, hey, this is Greece. Anything’s still possible!), he’s turned the poker game into a round of Russian roulette by calling a referendum on the bailout proposals.

Interestingly, the British electorate faced a similar choice in May, but decided to stick with the party that had taken them out of fiscal bondage.

The Greeks had a similar choice (their then government slowly turning things round) but they chose the easier path of false promises putting the lunatics in charge of the asylum.

Now all must suffer for their reckless choice.

And Mr Tsipras, how can he lose?

Unconstrained by past policies he advocated to oppose austerity and achieve debt write-downs, he’s still purring in front of the foreign cameras and striding the corridors of power like a Colossus, adored in Athens like a latter-day Achilles for taking on the Titans of Europe.

So, what’s the betting Greece defaults yet again if Tsipras wins a new majority and we go through the whole we-want-EU-money-but-without-any-austerity process again - a saga increasingly like Groundhog Day or DFS summer sales? Looks as if this new bail-out could be derailed before it’s even begun.

Nora Johnson’s thrillers Landscape of Lies, Retribution, Soul Stealer, The De Clerambault Code (www.nora-johnson.com) available from Amazon in paperback/eBook (€0.89;£0.79) and iBookstore.

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It’s as easy as ABC Cassandra Nash A weekly look - and not entirely impartial reaction to the Spanish political scene

ESPE’S at it again. Esperanza Aguirre, Partido Popular spokeswoman at Madrid City Hall suggested an unholy alliance with Ciudadanos and Antonio Miguel Carmona, the PSOE’s socialist spokesman.

They could then oust Madrid’s mayor Manuela Carmena from city hall, Aguirre suggested.

A former Cabinet minister and ex-president of the Madrid autonomous region, she hankered after notching up city hall, too, but lost May’s municipal elections.

She was defeated by Carmena who had the backing of, but does not belong to, groups close to Podemos and the PSOE. It wouldn’t require massive PSOE support and would only require Carmona to cooperate, Aguirre said.

What’s more, Cs defeated candidate in the municipal elections Begoña Villacis would make a “magnificent” mayor, she predicted.

Power play POLL after poll demonstrates that the Catalans are not entirely sold on the idea of independence and would prefer federalism or financial concessions from Madrid.

Instead Cataluña’s regional president Artur Mas forges ahead, pushed by the radical republican party ERC headed

by Oriol Junqueras because most of the enthusiasm for secession originates with politicians and not the people who put them in office.

Some like Tony Blair and George W Bush are megalomaniac messiahs; others like Mas and Junqueras are megalomaniacs. Full stop.

The truth is that Aguirre is a bad loser and is having an ABC moment: Anyone But Carmena.

Common sense argument THE government announced that a Fuerteventura grandmother who was jailed for refusing to demolish her only home would receive an amnesty. She refused because she lives there with her two children and three grandchildren and they have nowhere else to go.

“It’s common sense,” said Spain’s president, Mariano Rajoy. So why wasn’t a little common sense used in the first place?

Lessons to be learnt POLLS also show that Podemos has less support than before.

The party’s founder Pablo Iglesias has been trying to woo voters on the moderate left and will learn the hard way that when you attempt to please too many people you end up by satisfying no-one.

ESPERANZA AGUIRRE: Suggested an unholy alliance with Ciudadanos and Antonio Miguel Carmona of PSOE.

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A tremendous response to a family medical emergency I HAVE had family over on holiday.

A friend of my granddaughter was taken ill on August 25 after 11pm and because of her condition I had to call for an ambulance.

The whole service from then was fantastic, within 10 minutes an ambulance arrived with three medical personnel. They stabilised the young girl and called for a second ambulance.

This arrived again within minutes; she was taken to Torrevieja Hospital.

There she was promptly seen by the hospital staff and she remained overnight for observation and then allowed home.

I would like to thank all the personnel including the 112 operator, the ambulance crew, as well as all at the hospital for the tremendous service.

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Great concert LAST night, like many others, I went to a free concert at the Rosario Gardens in Casares to see Madeline Bell, and what an amazing night we had!

She is just an incredible singer – her beautiful clothes, her constant interaction with the audience and most of all the fabulous voice.

She is just full of life and gives out the ‘feel good’ factor. We all had a great evening. Her accompanying chap David on the keyboard was also great. She dedicated her evening to ‘all the people we have lost’ adding a tribute to Cilla.

In the break, her CDs on the Cudeca stall sold out in no time.

Don’t miss her when she comes round again!

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I QUITE agree with Colin Bird on a lack of politeness nowadays. How much effort could it be to return a nod in exchange for a door held open? And why, oh why, do so many Spaniards insist on shoving their way on to trains before people have finished exiting? It’s worse than the London Underground for rudeness at times.

Don Jameson, Torremolinos (Malaga)

have been for the last 20 years that I know of.

I was convinced when the animal charities got involved and it was printed in the Euro Weekly News on 13th September 2013 that something would at last be done for these two stressed and unhappy elephants.

A man brings them out on market days only so the tourists can take pictures and entice them to the circus just for money. So the elephants have to put up with being chained and caged for the rest of their lives.

Does no one care?

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Rescue needed Online woes I HAVE been trying to get two elephants retired from the circus to a wild life park of which Spain has quite a few, but was sad on market day, Wednesday, to see that the two elephants are still on the road and

who are drowning in the sea or dying in the back of lorries on Europe’s roads are not an army but victims of war crimes, and we are obliged to extend them a little human decency.

Michael McBurney, Alicante

AMAZON have been in the news recently about their treatment of their staff but I’m afraid it does not stop there.

I would like to warn the Englishspeaking Euro community ( who do not speak Spanish) in Spain of the

dangers of shopping at Amazon. es. I have spent many, many euros with Amazon in Spain but their latest treatment of me has put me off for life.

I purchased an electronic machine from them which came with instructions in Spanish and I can appreciate that fact, but when I asked if the instructions could be supplied in English, I was harangued by a very rude, unrefined vendor.

Since then Amazon have refused to take the item back and have washed their hands of the affair.

Please let this be a warning to anyone thinking of shopping at Amazon as there are plenty of better sites who know how to look after their customers.

J Malley, Duquesa Village (Malaga)

Page 3 lover I’M very much enjoying your Page Three features on Spain’s festivals.

I’m from Edinburgh originally and this time of year I almost get nostalgic for the Edinburgh Festival, even although I never much enjoyed it when I lived there.

But there’s such a rich tradition in Spain; you could see something different every weekend if you wanted.

Liz Durnan (By email)

Leapy’s right!

IT’S not often I agree with your Leapy Lee columnist, but last week he hit the nail on the head, although a few entirely innocent nails got a battering along the way.

Tony Blair should be in jail for the illegal war in Iraq alongside his chum Bush, and the brutality sweeping the Middle East is the direct result of their actions.

But as for the ‘hundreds of thousands of migrants assailing our borders’? A few thousand desperate people at most camped at Calais, many of them children, and those

MY immediate neighbours engaged a man to do some work on their roof.

Thinking that perhaps it was a necessary repair after a high wind last week I checked three of my five roofs, which were easily accessible, and found all were in good condition.

Two hours later, on completion of my neighbours’ job , the workman came to me and assured me that he had noticed that at least one of the roofs I had not been able to check was in need of urgent attention. He offered to go onto the roof, take photographs, and quote me a price for the repair. He brought a ladder, hauled his 100kg body onto one of the three checked roofs, and I then heard tiles being moved as he scrambled around.

When I climbed his ladder, I found that a number of the tiles on the three roofs I had previously checked as being in good condition had been pulled away and some had even been inverted. I ordered him to leave immediately and, using my own ladder, I found a total of 21 tiles had been disturbed on the three roofs and a further 10 on the other two unchecked roofs. Included in this count were six which were broken and must be replaced.

Beware, scams come in all shapes and sizes!

Haydn, Moraira (Alicante)

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1666: After blazing for two days, the Great Fire of London is finally put out.

1781: Spanish governor of California, Felipe de Neve, establishes the city of Los Angeles near the Native American village Yang-na. He names it El Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles (the town of the Queen of the Angels).

1783: The American Revolution between Britain and the United States is formally ended after The Treaty of Paris is signed

by John Adams, Ben Franklin and John Jay. 1870: After being exiled from Paris, Les Miserables author Victor Hugo returns to the city after living on the Isle of Guernsey for nearly 20 years.

1910: Scientist Marie Curie makes a presentation at the Academies of Science in France in which she demonstrates the transformation of radium ore into metal.

1939: After Nazi Germany’s invasion of Poland a few days earlier, Great Britain and France declare war on the country.

1940: One of the worst WWII bombing campaigns in the UK, The Blitz, is launched by the German Luftwaffe targeting the city of London.

1958: Police arrest Martin Luther King for loitering during a civil rights protest in Alabama. He is fined $14 for not obeying police.

1972: The Black September terrorists from the Palestinian Liberation Army kills 11 members of the Israeli Olympic team.

A few days later Israeli bomber jets target the group in Lebanon and Syria.

1975: US President Gerald Ford survives an assassination attempt when a woman pulls a gun on him in Sacramento, California. The politician was unharmed.

1991: The Soviet name of the city of Leningrad in Russia, named after Vladimir Lenin, the Soviet Union’s founder, reverts back to its original name of St Petersburg after the Union is dismantled.

1994: A dispute over part of the border between Russia and China is ended when the two countries sign a demarcation agreement, which also states that they will not aim nuclear weapons at each other.

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• When Noah was loading the Ark, where did he put the bees?

Unscramble the name of a professional football team currently playing in The Championship (two words): DO BY CENTURY

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Hexagram

The purpose of the Hexagram puzzle is to place the 19 six-letter words into the 19 cells.

The letters at the edges of interlocking cells MUST BE THE SAME. The letters in the words must be written CLOCKWISE. The word in cell 10 (FATHER) and one letter in four other cells are given as clues.

Adaline Bowman has been 29 years old for almost 80 years. The secret of her immortality pushes her to lead a solitary life, fearing she could be exposed if she gets close to someone else.

But when philanthropist Ellis Jones enters her life, she finds herself once again filled with passion. However, everything changes when someone threatens to uncover her secret, forcing Adaline to make the hardest decision of her life.

Beyonce Knowles, September 4, Pop Singer.

International fame hit her as a member of girl group Destiny’s Child. After the band broke up, she became a widely successful solo artist, winning 20 Grammy Awards for songs such as Single Ladies and Crazy in Love.

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Chris Leonard, September 3, Soul Singer, 20 Irish member of eight-piece boy band called Stereo Kicks. The group became famous through their participation on The X Factor UK in 2014.

He had previously performed in a boy band called Out of the Blue.

Rose McGowan, September 5, Actress, 42 She was born in Italy and is known for her role as Paige Matthews in the television show Charmed.

She also played Tatum in the horror film Scream.

She dated Marilyn Manson for three years.

Roger Waters, September 6, Musician, 72 Bass player, composer, vocalist and frontman of legendary English rock band Pink Floyd, known for songs including Shine On You Crazy Diamond.

He’s been married four times, last time to Laurie Durning in 2012.

Sam Craske, September 7, Dancer, 25 He won Britain’s Got Talent reality show competition in 2009 with his dance troupe Diversity, whose members were from Essex and east London. The street dancers defeated singer Susan Boyle in the show.

Martin Freeman, September 8, Actor, 44 The English actor played the lead role in Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and, most recently, played Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit movie franchise. He gained fame as Tim Canterbury on the UK series The Office.

Michael Buble, September 9, Jazz Singer, 40 The Canadian singer has sold more than 30 million records and was first put into the spotlight with 2005 album, It’s Time. He has also won several Grammy Awards.

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YOUR STARS LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) Some legal matters need your attention. That's not really what you want at this time of the year. A decision has to be made and it needs a fine balance. Asking others may just confuse matters, so only seek expert advice. At the end of the day, you will know what is both best and acceptable.

SCORPIO (October 24 - November 22) A last-minute invitation turns out to be just the ticket in more ways than one. An invitation to join a holiday may be proffered. This is unusual, certainly, but keep an open mind.

Your company is clearly well appreciated so why not make that a point of pride? Let's face it, who is best equipped to blow your trumpet?

SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) Someone you mistrust offers to add to your celebrations. Why not call a truce? We both know that little long term will come out of it, but who cares? Sometimes, it is better to share one good moment with someone than none at all.

CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) As you are very much in the limelight, it comes as no great surprise that admiration comes your way. What may surprise you, however, is the direction it comes from. Who would have thought that such a situation would arise? Strange things happen sometimes. Treat life with humour and kindness and you will not go far wrong.

VIRGO

(August 24 - September 23)

Your outgoing attitude is spot on. Some may say you are a little crazy, the way you go for things. Each person has their own way and yours can be quite unique but that certainly does not make it wrong. People who make the world around us that little bit more colourful are gems. Let's hope that you will be more fully appreciated in this exciting week.

AQUARIUS (January 21 - February 19) There is a wonderful enthusiasm about you at the moment. Seeing the reaction of others to you, it occurs that you should have taken this attitude before. Therefore, make a resolution to put more energy into everything that you do. The rewards are both social and financial. There is no great progress in love this week but patience is a virtue.

PISCES (February 20 - March 20) Something new which you started in recent weeks becomes more than a passing interest. Although it may be surprising to you, it is owing to a predictable situation. In opening your mind, you also seem to have opened your heart. Many people do that at this time of the year and so you are not alone. Trusting is sometimes difficult but it must happen sometime.

ARIES (March 21 - April 20) Being totally inspired this week, you could be tempted to let enthusiasm run away with you. It is a lovely feeling, like being a child again. Be

TIME FOR A COFFEE BREAK 1. Characters from which American sitcom that ran from 1993 to 2004, were often seen drinking coffee in Café Nervosa?

2. First performed in 1735, which German composer wrote Schweigt stille, plaudert nicht (Be still, stop chattering), better known as the Coffee Cantata?

3. In which decade did the first Starbucks coffee shop open in Seattle, Washington?

4. Said to be named after a brotherhood of monks, what Italian name is given to white coffee, made with hot espresso and frothy milk that has been heated with pressurised steam?

5. ‘The American handed Leamas another cup of coffee and said: Why don't you go back and sleep? We can ring you if he shows up’ are the opening lines of which 1963 cold war spy novel by John le Carré?

6. The main flavour ingredients of which dark liqueur originally made in the Caribbean are coffee beans, Jamaican rum, vanilla and sugar?

7. What is the name of the alkaloid compound that is found especially in tea and coffee plants and is a stimulant of the central nervous system?

8. Which girl group reached number one in the UK singles charts in October 2000 with Black Coffee?

9. Which Italian dessert consists of layers of sponge cake soaked with coffee and brandy or liqueur layered with mascarpone cheese and topped with grated chocolate?

10. Which plant has large blue flowers, is grown under cover as a garden vegetable and its taproot is dried and roasted and used as a coffee substitute?

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sure to have fun, but do keep as much money in your pocket as possible. With many demands at the moment, restrict your exuberance on finances.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) There will be a certain amount of discussion regarding holiday plans.

You know what you want but how do you persuade others? It's quite easy really. All you have to do is to get someone else to suggest a certain place.

GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) You are so sharp that there is a danger you will cut yourself!

Seriously, though, try not to appear pompous over a certain matter. You may be right and you may be clever, but smarty pants are rarely popular.

Some of that sharpness gets things going for you in the love department.

CANCER (June 22 - July 23) With everyone busy round you, the chance may be taken to show what you are capable of. Instead of watching someone make a pig's ear of a work project, offer to help. It's important, though, to let them think any bright ideas were theirs.

LEO (July 24 - August 23) A business partnership takes on a romantic tinge this week. It is possible that the other party sees this as more significant than you. To avoid problems later it would be best to let them do all the running.

Nonagram How many English words of four letters or more can you make from the nine letters in our Nonagram puzzle? Each letter may be used only once (unless the letter appears twice). Each word MUST CONTAIN THE CENTRE LETTER (in this case M) and there must be AT LEAST ONE NINE LETTER WORD. Plurals, vulgarities or proper nouns are not allowed.

TARGET: Average: 19 Good: 25 Very good: 36 Excellent: 44

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION abet baht bait bane bang bare barn bate bath bean bear beat bent berg beta beth bier bing bite brae brag bran brat brig brit garb gibe grab herb bairn barge bathe began begat begin being berth bhang bight binge birth biter brain brant brent brine bring giber habit rehab tribe banger banter baring barite bather bating bertha breath bright graben henbit bathing bearing beating benight berating berthing brighten rebating BREATHING

SOUND OF THE WEEK Album: Stuff like that there Artist: Yo La Tengo New Jersey indie rock band Yo La Tengo’s album features a myriad of covers by legendary bands including The Cure, The Lovin’ Spoonful, Darlen McCrea, The Parliaments, Sun Ra, and Hank Williams. The band has also revisited some of their most popular older songs.

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Enjoy filling in the following puzzles and check the answers in next week’s edition

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS

CRYPTIC

Quick

Cryptic

Across: 1 Castaway, 4 Dine, 7 Amiss, 9 Reads, 11 Tools, 12 Teams, 13 Soccer, 15 Trysts, 19 Class, 21 Rears, 23 Sweat, 24 Slant, 25 Sack, 26 Sentence.

Across 1 Reds die, but revolutionary lived (7) 5 Mangy hound Edward healed (5) 8 Did really well in a dishonest way (5) 9 Commence the French alarm (7) 10 Meat for a famous essayist (4) 11 Regales again and withdraws (8) 13 Oriental brass made into weapons (6) 15 Gossip about a rat net (6) 18 Cheese chopped by spare man (8) 19 Actors in shed (4) 22 Proper tea laid out for bishop (7) 23 Dance or nap for Pinafore (5) 24 Something great in molecular genetics (5) 25 Late returning from feud revolutionaries caused (7) Down 1 The surest learner affected the answers (7) 2 Bad weather in which a pastor must go out (5) 3 Reduced fare when tide turns (4) 4 He invested in a Norfolk town’s crockery (6) 5 Head furniture maker? (8)

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Down: 1 Clashes, 2 Shift, 3 Arrest, 5 Ethos, 6 Halt, 8 Slope, 10 Slaps, 14 Chaps, 16 Roars, 17 Sceptre, 18 Writhe, 19 Casks, 20 Stem, 22 Stain.

QUICK Across: Across 1 In the direction of (7)

6 Take back religious education pamphlet (7) 7 Democratic about ship clothes (5) 12 Hand over eagle Ted let loose (8) 14 Rare rib creates obstacle (7) 16 English can, in French street, find staff (7)

Code Breaker

17 Stare at keyring for summerhouse (6) 18 Student eye’s opening (5) 20 Bill gets free bitter (5) 21 Depression concealed by Brenda Lee (4)

Each number in the Code Breaker grid represents a different letter of the alphabet. In this week’s puzzle, 9 represents B and 24 represents C, so fill in B every time the figure 9 appears and C every time the figure 24 appears. Now, using your knowledge of the English language, work out which letters should go in the missing squares. As you discover the letters, fill in other squares with the same number in the main grid and the control grid.

5 Maintain or assert (5) 8 Have sovereign power (5) 9 Buccaneers (7) 10 Highest in excellence or achievement (7) 11 Concur with (5) 12 Rigidly accurate (6) 14 Messy (6) 17 Large bird of prey (5) 19 Sad (7) 22 Requests formally or publicly (7) 23 Not tight (5) 24 Connections (5) 25 Hang freely (7)

Down 1 Revolves (5) 2 Speak softly (7) 3 Scope (5) 4 Light evening meal (6) 5 Sure, confident (7) 6 Theatrical performer (5) 7 Something that baffles understanding and cannot be explained (7) 12 Unique or specific to a person or thing or category (7) 13 Brings into existence (7) 15 Make better (7) 16 Customers of a hotel or restaurant etc (6) 18 Assumption that is taken for granted (5) 20 Assists (5) 21 Give in, as to influence or pressure (5)

English - Spanish The clues are mixed, some clues are in Spanish and some are in English.

1 Ceased, 4 Labels, 9 Grant, 10 Trade, 11 Cheap, 12 Carries, 13 Secret, 15 Access, 19 Stretch, 21 Metre, 23 Reads, 24 Least, 25 Punish, 26 Recess.

Down: 1 Choices, 2 Argue, 3 Example, 5 After, 6 Examine, 7 Sheds, 8 Stuck, 14 Certain, 16 Compare, 17 Species, 18 Whale, 19 Scrap, 20 Tasks, 22 Title.

ENGLISHSPANISH Across: 1 Autopista, 7 Traer, 8 Sidra, 9 Sail, 10 Jefe, 13 Naipe, 14 Casar, 16 Nervously.

Down: 1 Ant, 2 Tradicion, 3 Pera, 4 Sash, 5 Addresses, 6 Flame, 9 Sandy, 11 Deer, 12 Ocio, 15 Rey.

CODE BREAKER

Across 1 Streets (6) 3 Pregunta (4) 7 Oreja (3) 9 Italiano (7) 10 Olives (fruit) (9) 13 Fuera (de edificio, objeto, indicando posición) (7) 14 Azada (3) 15 Fácil (sencillo) (4) 16 Barbas (6)

Down 1 Masticar (4) 2 Building (house, office etc) (8) 4 Espinacas (7) 5 Cantar (4) 6 Stool (seat) (8) 8 Recipes (7) 11 Hueso (4) 12 Camas (muebles) (4)

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WRIGHT BROTHERS: Thought to be first pilots of a plane.

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witnessed by a few people and a local reporter but there were no photos or documents of it so Gustav’s amazing achievement was quietly ignored.

8. Christopher Columbus was the first European to discover North America In fact, the Vikings were the first lead by Leif Erickson who made the crossing from Scandinavia to Newfoundland at least 500 years before Columbus. Other evidence suggests that the Ancient Phoenicians could have even discovered the land before that between 1550 and 300 BCE. 9. The first transatlantic flight was made by Charles Lindbergh British pilots John Alcock and Arthur Brown made the trip eight years earlier flying from Newfoundland to Ireland in 1919 and Lindbergh was actually the 85th pilot to make the crossing. His main claim to fame is that he was the first to do so solo.

10. The Americans lost the Vietnam War This does not mean that the US won the war either, just that they did not lose in the traditional sense.

The US military withdrew after seven years from the country known as the Republic of South Vietnam after signing the Paris of Treaty Peace Accord in 1973. The war was effectively lost two years later when Communist North Vietnamese reneged on the deal and over-run the country.

Boggled How many English words can you find in the Boggled grid, according to the following rules?

The letters must be adjoining in a ‘chain’. They can be adjacent horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

Words must contain at least four letters and may include singular and plural or other derived forms.

No letter may be used more than once within a single word, unless it appears twice.

No vulgarities or proper nouns are permitted.

TARGET: Average: 21 Good: 27 Very good: 39 Excellent: 48

SCORING: 4 letters: 1 point • 5 letters: 2 points 6 letters: 3 points • 7 letters: 4 points 8 or more letters: 11 points

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION sift sifted sieve sieved eves fete feted feta feds feat fade fades fads fate fates fated faith fair dyes deify defies defy deft deaf death daft date dais dips dins sedate side sips heft teas throe threw taps tapir tier aside apse seat safe sate site sited spade spat spate spin spit spite spites sprite snide snip idea inset refit fiat fort forte forth fore pads pate pates path pass passe pair pith pita pier prier nips with wise wisp wife weft weir writ write rite rites rise rift rifted rife rifer rips

Word Ladder WILD

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3X3 box contains the digits 1-9.

There’s no maths involved. You solve the puzzle with reasoning and logic.

laid to rest, 70 per cent of Americans believe it is a fact. Some think that either the CIA or Mafia were responsible for the President’s, murder but all evidence suggests that Lee Harvey Oswald had the motive and the opportunity to carry out the crime alone.

5. The theory of evolution was first invented by Charles Darwin The modern theory was also suggested by French naturalist Jean-Baptiste Lamarck and English scientist Alfred Wallace. Wallace actually presented the same theory of evolution to the Linnean Society in 1858 at the same time as Charles, but Origin of the Species success gave the credit to Darwin.

6. The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell Bell was actually first to get the invention patented at the patent office rather than the first to come up with the idea itself. Elisha Grey, who had quite a few communications patents already, was believed to have been pipped to the post, literally by just a few hours.

7. The first actual pilots of a plane were the Wright Brothers Actually, due to a lack of foresight regarding PR and publicity in those days, the first actual pilot German immigrant Gustav Whitehead missed out on the credit. His first flights in a monoplane in 1901 were

SAGE BACK

Move from the start word (WILD) to the end word (SAGE) in the same number of steps as there are rungs on the Word Ladder. You must only change one letter at a time.

WILD WIND WINE WANE (SINE) WAGE (SANE) SAGE

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1. Thomas Edison invented the lightbulb.

The first to experiment with electric light was Humphrey Davy in 1802 but the filament did not last long. Englishman Frederick de Moleyns patented a better but more expensive version and a few years before Edison’s light bulb, British physicist James Swan came up with a version that was even installed in a few London pubs. Sadly, his great achievement was ignored and Edison got the credit.

2. The New Deal by Roosevelt ended the Depression Some economists now believe that instead of ending the great Depression, it may have prolonged it, due to increasing the rate of corporate tax to such an extent that businesses no longer continued hiring people. The Second World War and the 1946 reduction in tax rates is now considered to be the reason for the post-war boom period in the US. 3. Humans use just 10 per cent of their brain If only 10 per cent of our brain was used, this particular organ would not be a particularly useful one. The truth is that we use 100 per cent of our brain, it is just that we use different parts of it at different times, such as keeping the heart pumping or interpreting messages from the sense organs.

4. The assassination of JFK was a conspiracy While this conspiracy theory will probably never be

Answers: Too clever by half, Curl up with a good book.

When Eliza Moss’s father disappears suddenly, she enlists the help of elite private detective agency Private Sydney.

Leading the team is Craig Gisto who promises Eliza that they will definitely find him.

Her father Eric Moss is CEO of a renowned research company so the agency assumes that locating him will be relatively straightforward.

Yet it proves to be a lot more difficult than anticipated and it seems as though it’s not just the man that has disappeared but all traces of his life.

To add to complications, others are searching him for him too, and not everyone has his welfare in mind.

In the midst of all this, a baby is stolen launching another frantic search, there is a brutal killer on the loose, who is hot on the heels of the missing person, and time is rapidly running out.

Patterson and Fox’s detective thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat in anticipation.

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DURING a formal visit to Gibraltar on August 28, the mayor of La Linea, Juan Franco, confirmed that he wanted to continue the work of the previous PSOE-led council to ensure ongoing good working relationships. “As a minimum we would like our relationship to be just as good,” he told reporters as part of a statement at No 6 Convent Place.

GIBRALTAR entered a contestant in the Mrs Universe competition for the first time, and Serika Garcia finished a creditable fourth out of fifty contestants.

Won by the representative from Canada, the competition was held in Minsk, Belarus. and highlighted awareness of ‘domestic violence and reflection over children’.

INTENSE discussions have taken place between government officials following gunshots fired by Spanish SVA officers in Gibraltar waters on August 22. Statements from Britain, Gibraltar and Spain on August 30 said parties had reached ‘without prejudice agreement’ on the stepping up of law enforcement co-operation in the fight against organised crime.

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MONDAY September 7 will mark the 75th anniversary of the evacuation

LANDMARK: Statue by Jill Cowie Sanders commemorating the evacuation in 1940.

By John Smith THE Gibraltar Government has added a one-off extra bank holiday on Monday, September 7 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of evacuation from The Rock and there will be a free concert featuring the music of the era at 8pm at Victoria Stadium.

During the Second World War, Gibraltar was of strategic importance and effectively became a fortress but had a large civilian population. A decision was made to evacuate non-essential men, women and children and the initial plan was to send them to Morocco so that in June 1940, some 13,500

Gibraltarians were sent to Casablanca.

This unfortunately coincided with the surrender of France and the establishment of the Vichy Government under Marshall Pétain. The arrival of such a large number of people from a British colony was both embarrassing and potentially dangerous, especially as Britain had attacked and sunk a number of French ships in French Algeria to keep them from German hands, killing many French sailors.

Following the evacuation of Dunkirk, the British had agreed to transfer French troops to Morocco and as they disembarked the French, so a decision was made to evacuate the Gibraltarians

who were there. There was something of a crisis of conscience as the British government didn’t want the evacuees to be sent to England whilst the governor at the time refused to allow them to land back in Gibraltar.

In the event, a compromise was reached whereby they were allowed to land on the understanding that they would agree to leave again when new destinations were found.

Eventually, some 10,000 were sent to London, 2,000 to Jamaica and a slightly lesser number to Madeira. The evacuees started to return in 1944, although the last of them did not make it back to Gibraltar until 1951.

Chancellor for new university FORMER Governor of Gibraltar Lord Luce has been appointed Chancellor of the new University of Gibraltar. Minister for Education Gilbert Licudi, QC, announced the appointment on Thursday, August 27.

Lord Luce is an independent peer, and as a Conservative MP was a minister in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

He has also served as Vice Chancellor of the University of Buckingham.

He said: “It is an immense privilege for me to accept Mr Licudi’s invitation to become Chancellor of the new University of Gibraltar.” The university is due to be formally opened on September 21.

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ANTHROPOMORPHISM is the word that is used when we believe dogs have the same feelings and emotions as humans and that they understand our language.

A mistaken belief, of course. Dogs are not small,

fur-clad human beings. They are canines. True, they are man’s best friend because their natural instincts and hierarchical society blend into our own, and they show loyalty and devotion to the hand that feeds them. This bonding between

man and dog happened thousands of years ago when man and wolf lived similar nomadic lives as hunters on the land.

The dog’s adaptation to our way of life was accelerated by man using selective breeding to develop the most desirable features, first to work for us and then as pets. There remain, of course, fundamental differences between us and our dogs: dogs live totally in the present moment. They do not worry about the past nor dream about the future. They are not endowed with imagination or feel grief, hate, jealousy or greed. They do have a high sensory ability which is often mistaken for a kind of sixth sense.

MAN’S BEST FRIEND: But is not a human being.

They will understand that certain words like sit, stay, down require the right reaction if they are to be rewarded with a tit-bit or praise. They will understand whether your tone of voice and facial expressions are good or bad when you are talking to them, but they will not understand longer phrases.

We often attribute human emotions to dogs when, in fact,

they are reacting instinctively.

We assume our dog is happy to see us when we return home and it looks pleased and wags its tail. All it is doing is reacting in the same way a wolf puppy reacts when the pack returns from a hunt.

So please do not attribute dogs with human emotions.

Try, instead, to understand their simple canine minds.

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Battery problems AS part of this series, we answer some common driving questions, kindly provided by members of the Guardia Civil based in Torrevieja, Costa Blanca, who set up the N332 website and Facebook page to help break down barriers.

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Do NOT park your big car in my disabled parking space!

PLEASE think about where you are going to park Mike Senker

In my opinion Views of a Grumpy Old Man

FLAT BATTERY: Better to charge it slowly.

FINDING out you have a flat battery as you turn the key in the ignition is one of the most inconvenient, yet common occurrence for drivers.

The life expectancy of your car battery is typically four to six years. Several factors determine how long your battery will last such as weather conditions, vehicle type and driving habits.

Why is my battery flat?

Make sure to check all the electrical connections and ensure that the battery is kept clean and dry. If corrosion has built up over time, baking soda in a water solution and an old toothbrush is ideal to clean the battery terminals, just make sure to remove the negative terminal first and when reconnecting, put the positive terminal on first.

Cold weather makes it more difficult for an already weakened battery to hold its charge. Storing your car in a garage during spells of cold weather will help make it easier to charge.

Charging your battery The type of charger you own is important in the safety of charging your vehicle’s battery.

It is safer and better for your battery to opt for the slow charging method. A fast charge increases the potential of overcharging your battery and can create permanent damage.

Replacement and recycling Your local garage or recycling centre will take your old car battery, usually for a small fee, as it is illegal to dispose of your car battery in the usual way with household waste due to its toxic nature.

If it is still in reasonable condition, it may be reconditioned for use or its components melted down for use in the future.

Keeping your car battery fully charged means your battery will have a longer lifespan and use energy more efficiency.

Remember, the first time your car doesn’t start straight away, it is a warning that you will need to replace your battery.

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Are dash-cams legal in Spain?

I have been driving a UK registered car but they are clamping down, so I have decided to buy a new Spanish car. I have 30 years of no claims discount on my insurance. In order to keep my premiums low, I am considering buying a dash cam but I wonder if it is worth the investment. The U n f o r t u n a t e l y, the short answer is no. Having the camera i s p e rf e c t l y l e g a l.

However, by the Spanish law of data protection, the camera images are not admissible in Spanish court proceedings because you have recorded som e o n e i n t h e p u b lic

cameras cost €200 and up versus a 10 per cent reduction offered by some insurance providers. Are the cameras legal in Spain and are they recognised by the Trafico police? Can you give some clarifying advice?

David Searl You and the Law in Spain

Images could be useful in the case of an accident to determine responsibility.

M.A. (Almeria) way without their perm is s ion. But w ait a minute. The images may well be useful when two autom obile ins ur anc e companies negotiate out of court to determine responsibility for an accident. They could be used to confirm eye-witness accounts, for example.

Send your questions for David Searl through lawyers Ubeda-Retana & Associates in Fuengirola at Ask@lawtaxspain.com, or call 952 667 090.

EVERYONE who knows me will agree I have a great sense of humour and I’m pretty good with some witty one liners… but apart from that I am a serial complainer!

I can make Victor Meldrew look like a total amateur when it comes to having a moan, so when I was asked to write a few words about some of the things that really tick me off I jumped at the opportunity. I am going to start with the selfish, lazy, inconsiderate, ignorant, very healthy, youngish toerags that park in disabled bays and do not have a blue badge.

I am registered disabled and have to use a wheelchair to do any kind of shopping. The joke is if you say anything to these idiots, who only think of themselves and don’t realise how hard it is to get a wheelchair out of a car in a normal space, they all look at you like “so what?”.

The best is “I’m only going to be five minutes.” I have also had “I’ve got a bad leg.”

Ladies - having a baby is not a disability. Just

DISABLED BAYS: Don’t park there. don’t park there! Flash gits having a big Merc, BMW or large four wheel drive - this is also not a disability and just because the space is bigger and it might stop someone touching your car door - DON’T PARK THERE!.

In the street your car will be towed. In store car parks it’s just common sense. The reason the spaces are near the entrance is because disabled people need a bit of help. I hope that those of you that park there never ever have a real reason to do so, but until then please think before you park of the problems you are causing. By the way, if you still decide to park don’t be surprised if you find a very sticky note on your windscreen saying ‘BEING A SELFISH INCONSIDERATE IDIOT IS NOT A DISABILTY.’

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I BELIEVE the European Union is in a state of disunion Mike Walsh Mike, based in Mediterranean Spain, is an international journalist, author and professional writer.

MOST are familiar with Hans Christian Andersen’s The Emperor’s New Clothes. Fooled by a couple of deceitful tailors, the emperor was tricked into believing their raiment so fine it appeared to be invisible.

The townsfolk fell for the hoax.

When their naked emperor appeared they dutifully applauded his new ‘robes’.

It is best not to smile. We are as trusting. People don’t want the truth because they don’t want their delusions destroyed. They are about to be anyway.

I believe the European Union is in a state of disunion. The unelected EU Commission President is Jean-Claude Juncker. You really do not want to see this imposter’s CV; turn away, close your eyes. The same goes for the unelected Commission Vice-President Jyrki Katainen.

Like the artful tailors, these two artful dodgers learned the secrets of alche-

JEAN-CLAUDE JUNCKER: You don’t want to see his CV.

my and turn anything into gold. Juncker has a track record as a tax swindler.

Forced to resign his 18-year-long tenure as Prime Minister of the Lilliputian State of Luxemburg he was pursued on fraud charges. He milked national economies by creating offshore tax benefits for over 200 multinational conglomerates.

His apparent accomplice, Jyrki Katainen, is Finland’s former Prime Minister and Minister of Finance. An accomplished chef he is likely to be best remembered for cooking the books.

After destroying Finland’s economy, he was driven out of town by the electorate. No problem, he was appointed EU Minister of Finance.

Their formula for a successful economy works like this: €1goes in and €15 comes out. The EU investment plan is to create from thin air an €8 billion guarantee which then becomes €21 billion in money. This is multiplied 15-fold. Good, we are all rich.

Don’t try this at home.

Mr Juncker never denied that compromises and deals worked out in EU meetings need be protected from public scrutiny, by lies if necessary. “When it becomes serious, you have to lie,” he said.

Is it self-interest or country?

WHAT is the reality for the future of our grandchildren and their children in a European ‘super state’?

Colin Bird A weekly look Each week, Colin brings his slightly off-thewall view of the world to the pages of EWN in his own irreverent style.

FURTHER to the justifiable demand for expats to be given the vote on continued UK membership of the EU, we have heard from politicians of all persuasions, how advantageous it is for Britain and the British people to be a part of this great institution called the European Union.

This has been drummed into us since those far off days of the Common Market, when we were told by that treacherous upstart Edward Heath - hand on heart - that free and open trade was its only objective, and each nation would retain its sovereignty, make its own laws, and keep its national identity.

Then via the EEC, we arrived at the present state of play and the all-powerful European Union with its unelected commission devising thousands of new laws and directives governing the way we eat, sleep, breathe, and soon I suspect, think.

We all have our opinions about Europe and whilst there are people who will make a judgement based on sound logic and reason, I believe that the majority will make their decision based on the following criteria: 1) What the newspapers tell them.

EU: Devising thousands of new laws governing the way we eat, sleep and breathe.

2) The degree of comfort and prosperity that they are promised by our politicians.

And in the case of expats: 3) The lie that they will be cut adrift should Britain leave.

Cynical perhaps, but we have been seduced by aggressive advertising and tutored by successive governments over the years to such an extent, that we now live in an insular, selfish and self-centred society and any promises of an even better, more affluent lifestyle by the politicians, are often too tempting a

INBOUND: Desperate people.

Forced immigration is a problem for us all MEDIA worldwide have been inundated with heartbreaking stories concerni ng bot h i l l egal and econom i c i m m i gr ant s, over the last week in particular.

Wi t h t he pr obl em s i n Libya and Syria becoming more and more dramatic and the threat of further widespread violence, it is simply not reasonable to close your eyes and ignore the plight of these human beings.

People are dying in their droves as they desperately try to reach any EU country. They drown when their unseaworthy craft si nk, t hey suff ocat e packed i nt o t r ucks l i ke cat t l e by unscr upul ous mobsters, and who knows how many people simply disappear after they pay to be smuggled to safety.

Greece and Italy seem to be in the headlines at the moment, but every EU country is under pressure.

Spain has regular incursions into the enclave of Ceuta as few African countries have return agreements with Spain.

There is no easy answer, but the EU, which is quick enough to pass laws concerning the shape of carrots, must take urgent act i on t o put i nt o pl ace a plan to help these desperate people.

prospect to resist - even at the expense of hard-won freedoms.

But I believe we should be looking further than Now we personal self-interest here and take a large step back want to to gaze long and hard at the overall picture. hear your views.

Has democracy been enhanced since membership and, based on our experience of past perYOUR PAPER - YOUR VOICE formance, what is the reality for the future of - YOUR OPINION our grandchildren and their children in a Eurowww.euroweeklynews.com pean ‘super state’?

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WEIGHT GAIN: Consume more calories than your body uses on a daily basis.

So what about gaining weight the healthy way?

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You can only do this by following a regular, effective resistance training programme and a well-balanced, protein-rich diet. The exercise is obviously going to stimulate muscle growth, but more importantly your food intake is going to provide you with the correct nutrition to enable you not just to grow, but also to accomplish healthy weight gain.

Your genetics make up 75 per cent of your very being; therefore, if you are an ectomorph (long limbs, narrow shoulders and hips) you are going to have to work extremely hard to build up some substantial muscle and

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Back to school health tips to liven up those out of routine children ADJUST bedtime and wake-up times by 30 minutes every two to three days over a couple of weeks

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Having said that, did you know that Brad Pitt is in actual fact a famous ectomorph? And he really transformed himself for the film that sky-rocketed him to fame, Fight Club. Therefore, healthy weight gain even for an ectomorph is possible.

Nutrition counts! In order to gain weight you need to consume more calories than your body uses on a daily basis. You need to know how many calories you are using up on a daily basis and you need to ensure that you eat more than you are using to ensure healthy weight gain. As a personal trainer, I work this figure out during the client’s first assessment.

To gain 1lb of muscle you need to take in an extra 2,500 calories per week or an extra 400 calories per day. This also depends on individual metabolism, so you may require more or less. You would need to monitor this and also make sure you are gaining muscle and not fat. I recommend you fill out a nutritional diary and log everything you eat.

Good luck!

LACK OF SLEEP: Can cause poor academic performance.

By Steve Walsh

AS the children head off back to school after the long, hot summer, there are a number of tips to bear in mind to help them get back into the routine before they start back.

Of course the most difficult adjustment is always sleep, especially for teenagers, since they often have a lot more late nights and lie-ins during the summer holidays.

Researchers at Penn State Hershey Children’s Hospital in the US have found that “a lack of sleep can cause poor academic performance due

8.5 to 9.5 hours’ sleep is recommended for teenagers, but they often go to bed after 11pm. Smartphones and electronic gadgets should be banned from the bedroom.

to poor concentration, behavioural issues due to irritability, physical symptoms like fatigue and headaches, or mental issues like depression.”

To deal with this, doctors suggest gradually adjusting bedtime and wake-up times by 30 minutes every two to three days over a couple of weeks.

It may be hard to enforce but do not let them sleep in late on weekends. It is recommended that sleep times should remain within a twohour time frame so that they remain consistent.

Teenagers need between 8.5 to 9.5 hours of sleep but often go to bed after 11pm so as a strategy try to schedule activities early enough for them to finish earlier and have some wind down time.

As light from smartphones and other electronics can interfere with the body’s melatonin production during sleep, they should not be used in the hour before bedtime. That means ban them from the bedroom!

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Most men put their health last MORE boys than girls are born every year around the world. But any head-start they have in life vanishes with the first dirty nappy.

From infancy to old age, women are simply healthier than men. Out of the 15 leading causes of death, men lead women in all of them except Alzheimer ’s disease, which many men

don’t live long enough to develop. Although the gender gap is closing, men still die five years earlier than their wives, on average.

While the reasons are partly biological, men’s approach to health plays a role too, according to online doctors WebMD. “Men put their health last,” says Demetrius

Porche, DNS, RN, Editorin-Chief of the American Journal of Men’s Health.

“Most men’s thinking is, if they can live up to their roles in society, then they’re healthy.”

Men go to the doctor less than women and are more likely to have a serious condition when they do go, research shows.

Back to work blues STRUGGLING to get back into the routine of work now the summer is over?

Experts say thousands of workers suffer September’s post-holiday blues but positive thinking is the way to beat it.

The Spanish Society of Neurology recommends taking breaks during the return to routine to ease yourself in and aim for new goals and achievements.

However, many who have not taken time off work in the summer may also be suffering. Those who have worked continually may find themselves more irritated and angered at hearing those complain of returning to work. The College of Psychologists of Madrid report that many who do work in the summer may also find themselves now more tired than ever, having had to cover for colleagues who were off.

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New test developed to detect the return of cancers ANALYSING the mutated DNA of the tumour enables researchers to search the blood for the same mutations

By Steve Walsh

SCIENTISTS have come up with a blood test to detect the return of cancers which have grown again after treatment.

The researchers at the Institute of Can c e r R e se a r c h i n L o n d o n carried out a trial on 55 female cancer patients who were are high risk of relapsing due to the size of their tumour and discovered 12

12 cancers were discovered out of the 15 women who had relapsed

cancers out of the 15 women who had relapsed.

By analysing the mutated DNA of the tumour, they were able to search the blood for the same mutations, thereby finding cancers

BLOOD TEST: Scientists search the blood for DNA mutations.

which they would not normally have been able to detect.

Of the group, 15 patients relapsed and the blood test was able to advise 12 of them.

The other three all had cancers which had already spread to the brain.

While the trial detected traces of breast cancer eight months earlier than doctors would normally have been able to discover it, it is l i kel y t o be a l ong t i m e bef or e such a test is readily available.

While blood analysis is cheap to do, the expense of analysing the DNA of cancerous cells is significantly more and while early detection of cancer is crucial in improvi ng t he chances of sur vi val of patients through early treatment, it is not an easy process.

Doctor Nick Peel from Cancer Research UK warns that: “There is some way before this could be developed into a test that doctors could use routinely, and doing so is never simple.”

Life expectancy gap narrows between men and women LIFE EXPECTANCY: Men are catching up.

TRADITIONALLY, women have always had a longer life expectancy than men, but now that difference is narrowing and more stressful lives women now lead is being blamed.

Women are still likely to live around four years longer on average. However, the pressures and stresses of the modern woman appear to have taken their toll as a study found that the lifespan of men in England and Wales were fast catching up and likely to go on increasing, but women’s life expectancy is not following suit.

The Office for National

Statistics (ONS) found that life expectancy for a newborn girl in leading developed countries has always been higher than that of boys but the gap is now decreasing.

The life expectancy gap between men and women was less than four years for those born in 1912, but it was seen to widen after the First World War. In 1972, it reached its peak with females born in England and Wales living an average of 6.25 years longer than their male counterparts.

By 1982, the gap had narrowed to under six years and

by 2012, it was down to 3.83 years.

The ONS report acknowledged last year that ‘increases in women working over the last 50 years is considered to have had an impact on levels of stress, smoking and drinking, leading to changes in the health of females.’

This has been coupled by improvements in men’s health and medical advances that have increased their life expectancy.

Women’s life expectancy now remains second lowest, ahead only of the US in the leading developed countries.

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Lights, camera, action for Salon THE SALON VARIETES THEATRE IS OPEN!....and the new season begins with the FOUR seasons!! Yes, it’s the NEW Jersey Boys with their tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. With the Costa favourite, Paul Anthony, now within their ranks, you can look forward to an entertaining evening of topclass, classic pop music from the Boys. With gems like ‘Big Girls Don’t Cry,’ ‘Walk Like A Man,’ ‘Sherry’ and ‘Rag Doll’ to choose from, they can’t fail to produce a great evening. They’re on September 12 and 13.

The Box Office is open 11am - 2 30pm Monday to Saturday and one hour before each performance. Tel: 952 47 45 42 or book online: www.salonvarietestheatre.com.

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Mel Williams, Costa del Sol’s popular rocker YOU instantly warm to him as he steps into his role

By Wendy Ann Cowham IF you have never had the pleasure of seeing the ultimate rocker Mel Williams perform, then you have not yet had your boat rocked to the full.

This guy has amazing energy along with his stage presence and talent. He has taken on various guises with his gravelly voice and there is nothing that Mel loves more than to entertain his audience to the full. You instantly warm to him as he steps into his role, which I might add is quality attention to detail.

He has performed all around the Costa del Sol and further through the greatest demand, but he still remains modest at heart. He recently pulled in the crowds for the hot summer nights at Mijas Audituarium, where he performed a magnificent showcase of Joe Cocker songs, and although he looked and sounded the part perfectly, he still stated that he was not trying to be Joe Cocker, but merely giving him the best tribute that anyone could give.

Mel is star material, and he has taken to the stage with some of the biggest names in show business. He is a legend, and after living on the Costa del Sol for 30 years, his fan club is ever growing, as founder of the club, Nicole Williams of RTV Marbella knows only too well.

Mel Williams was one of the first guests to appear on the Marbella Now Show presented by Nicole, this is shown every Thursday at 7.30pm on RTV. Mel

MEL WILLIAMS: Has amazing energy along with stage presence and talent. also has regular shows at La Sala Banus where he also caught up with Sister Sledge on their visit, and you can also

see him at La Florentines Benavista, Kerrys Sportsman Cabopino.

Lets Rock and Roll!!!!!!

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Mijas pays tribute to some classic bands A FANTASTIC finale to the summer concerts

BEE GEES: Sang ‘Staying Alive.’

JERSEY BOYS: One of the tribute bands who performed.

By Wendy Ann Cowham ON Saturday August 29 the Mijas Auditorium was bubbling over with an audience eager to dance the night away to some fantastic music performed by some of the best tribute bands on the Costa.

Chris King organiser and compere

for the evening presented a variety show that included tributes to, the Blues Brothers, the Bee Gees, the Jersey Boys, Abba, Rod Stewart, and the Echos of the 60’s band.

This sell out concert had everyone rocking and bopping until the early hours. It was plain to see that this combination of acts was exactly

what the audience had expected to hear as many sang along to hits such as ‘Staying alive’ from the Bee Gees, ‘Anyone who had a heart,’ a tribute to Cilla, ‘Working my way back to you’ by the Jersey Boys, and many great hits performed by Rod Stewart who came direct

from the UK, the Blues Brothers and the fantastic Abba tribute band.

The Euro weekly News would like to thank the Mijas Town Hall and Chris King Promotions for bringing great entertainment to the village of Mijas. This was a fantastic finale to the great value for money summer concerts held at the Mijas Auditorium and we hope to see many more in the future.

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Barry White Tribute at La Sala Banus

EASTERN PROMISE: An exciting evening will include traditional belly dancing to entertain the guests.

An exotic Moroccan dinner in aid of ADANA AIM of the charity is to promote love and affection for the animals

By Wendy Ann Cowham WHY NOT put a little piece of Eastern promise into your life and at the same time make an animal’s life more promising too.

ADANA animal shelter Estepona (Association for the Rights of Abandoned Animals) is an animal charity on the Costa del Sol run by volunteers. Their aims are to promote love and affection for animals, to provide facilities for the shelter and

care of abandoned, sick and injured animals whilst seeking new homes for them and to assist the local authorities with such animals.

ADANA never puts down a healthy animal. Fundraising events have helped to rehome many animals and this year there has been much fun in doing so.

The next exciting event will be an Exotic dinner and traditional belly dancing to entertain the guests. This shimmering Moroccan night is set to get everybody in the

mood for some fine cuisine to be enjoyed amongst a magical atmosphere. Reservations open until Monday September 7 price €35, thereafter €40.

Tickets available from: ADANA, Camino Padre Cura 14, Estepona, New Longman’s, Plaza Manilva, Estepona English Bookshop, Sabinillas, Cortijo la Vizcaronda, Puerto de la Duquesa, Manilva Friday September 11 - 20:30. Please Contact: John and Henry 650 530 914 or Sonia 952 791426 / 617 943 488.

ON Wednesday September 8, Dave Largie will be performing his sensational show which is a tremendous tribute to the legendary Barry White. He looks and sounds the part as he delivers some of the best ever classic songs including Let the music play, Just the way you are, My first my last my everything, and much more.

Dave is originally from the UK and his outgoing and loveable nature has made him an unforgettable personality on British TV. Dave graced Channel 4’s ‘Deal or No Deal’ on September 12, 2011 with his larger than life personality. He earned the bankers respect and walked away with £35K. “We both got a slice of that cake,” said The Banker who asked Dave to sing. Just as Dave was ready to sing, the screen went black and all you could hear was The Banker’s cackle. This resulted in viewers searching frantically to hear Dave sing after the Banker’s antics of teasing and building up the anticipation to hear him sing.

Now he is doing just that, singing at the most prestigious venues, and you can see his performance in the elegant piano restaurant in La Sala Banus. Booking is strongly advised so please call 952 814 145.

Man and a suitcase biggest world show HIS name was Juan Ejido Millan but he was known by his artistic name Professor Max. He was Spanish born, studied medicine, worked as a teacher and in the Journalism School ‘The Debate’ as well as hypnotist and magician.

As shocking as it can be, none of these professions made him famous. His passion for antiquities made him start collecting small objects.

He travelled through Europe and Africa performing his show ‘A man and a suitcase,’ the biggest show in the world. During his many trips he collected miniatures from all over the world to open a museum of miniatures. He collected 30,000 miniatures valued at €600,000.

The miniature museum in Mijas opened in 1972 showing a collection of 360 pieces.

After Professor Max’s death his heirs took over the museum and on signing an agreement, Mijas Council took over the management. In 1992 this museum was remodelled and improved to better display the collection.

In the museum visitors can see curiosities such as dissected dressed fleas, a ballet dancer carved in a toothpick, a naval battle scene painted on the head of a pin, The Last Supper of Leonardo Da Vinci painted on a grain of rice and much more.

Avenida del Compass, Mijas. 952 58 90 05 / 952 58 90 34. Open 10am to 10pm daily.

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New Jersey Boys are back THIS trio know how to entertain and you will be lost in the nostalgia of the show

By Eleanor Hawkins THE boys are back in town, and what a spectacular show they are performing by popular demand in many venues along the Costa del Sol. The New Jersey Boys are Paul Anthony, Ben James and Brijan Barten who throw themselves into the true spirit of the hit songs from Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.

Even if you can’t recall some of the hits like ‘Sherry,’ ‘Big girls don’t cry,’ ‘Who loves you’ and many others, you will soon be hooked and get lost in the nostalgia of the show.

NEW JERSEY BOYS: Own the stage as they perform.

This trio know how to entertain as they own every stage they perform upon with

their dance and charisma.

The next three show dates will be on September 8 at Da

Bruno Restaurant, Mijas Costa at 9.00pm. This is a fitting venue offering class surroundings, quality Italian cuisine, and a good feel atmosphere, so book your table early on 952 460 724 or mijascosta@dabruno.com.

The other two shows will be at the Salon Varietes Theatre in Fuengirola on Saturday September 12 starting at 8.00pm and Sunday September 13 at 7.00pm.

For these two dates you can obtain your tickets from the theatre box office or call to book on 952 47 45 42 open 11.00am to 2.30pm Monday to Saturday.

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PURO BEACH: The luxurious chill-out area can be found in Laguna Village, Estepona.

A non-stop 24-hour DJ set FUNDS raised will go towards covering the costs of the Hospice

By John Smith DJ JOHN HOBBS will be undertaking a 24-hour charity set at Puro Beach on Septem-

ber 25 to raise funds for the Cudeca Cancer Care Hospice of Benalmadena. This epic festival of music will start at 10am and continue for 24 hours. The DJ expects to mix over 800 records if he is to reach his target playing time.

The luxurious Puro Beach can be found in Laguna Village Carretera Cadiz, Km 159, 29680 Estepona and is well worth a visit to see its pool and restaurant as well as listen to John Hobbs.

The DJ expects to mix over 800 records if he is to reach his target playing time.

All admission fees of €10 per per son wi l l go t o t he

Cudeca Hospice.

The funds raised will go towards covering the costs of the free of charge home visit programme, the in-patient unit, day unit and rehabilitation that are carried out each day.

The Hospice assists more than 900 people a year with cancer and other non-curabl e i l l nesses i n an advanced stage, as well as offering help to their families in the province of Málaga.

In order to donate or find more information go to www.24hrcharityset.com or www.cudeca-eventos.org/evento/24hrcharityset.

Torremolinos Arab bazaar AN OPPORTUNITY for visitors to experience a gastronomic, artistic and cultural feast will be available from September 4 to 6, in Torremolinos Plaza de Andalucia, in the Arab bazaar.

An attractive event which offers a chance to feel Arab culture, aromas, art and music, with different stands will offer handcraft products to buy and typical foods.

To complete the experience, the event will include cultural activities such as workshops, musical performances and belly dancing shows with children’s entertainment activities.

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Computer workshop to help you CO NFUSE D? Do n ’t b e, pick u p y o u r t a b l e t a n d learn.

Lux Mundi Centro Ecumenico has come up with a smart i d e a t o h e l p t h o s e who are having problems with their emails, streaming TV, ITV Player and other forms of communications.

On Thursday September 10 at 11.00am you are invited to a computer workshop for beginners.

Bring your lap top along, Androi d tablet or smart p h o n e a n d th e staff a t L u x Mu n d i w ill sort out any problems you have.

Ever y o n e h a s t o b e g in somewhere, and here is a good opportunity to unravel the my st e r i e s o f t o da y ’s technology.

Lux Mundi is situated in the heart of Fuengirola on Calle Nuevo.

For any more information call 952 47 48 40.

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Robbie Williams tribute coming to La Sala Banus HE has performed to large audiences and appeared on TV

By Wendy Ann Cowham ROBBIE Williams AKA Ollie Hughes is back by popular demand to the elegant La Sala Restaurant and nightclub in Banus. Ollie is a charismatic performer with his flamboyant persona and electrifying stage presence, he is the next best to the real thing.

He has been a professional Robbie Williams tribute for almost 20 years and has placed himself at the forefront of the entertainment industry.

He has performed to audiences that span up to 26,000 people and has appeared in various TV productions.

He is well known for his presence on the BBC show ‘One and Only’ and Channel 5’s ‘Swapheads’ where he actually met Robbie Williams’ fa-

LA SALA BANUS: The perfect backdrop for this stunning show. ther, Pete Conway. With Ollie, you receive the full package with a spectacular show including lots of ex-

citement and energy. La Sala Banus is the perfect backdrop for this stunning show where Ollie will perform

classics including, Angels. Let me entertain you and many more. La Sala is renowned for being the ultimate dining and nightlife experience The show is on Monday September 7, reserve bookings are strongly advised. Call La Sala Banus on 952 814 145.

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MIJAS FERIA. A fusion of traditional culture and modern entertainment which will carry on through to the small hours, so be prepared for an energetic week.

Mijas Pueblo prepares for its annual feria PERFECT opportunity to see traditional activities

By Wendy Ann Cowham TH E Fe ria de M ija s w ill be hel d i n and around the Plaza Virgen de la Peña, and will commence Monday September 7 until Saturday September 12.

This is a perfect opportunity to see more of Andalucia’s colourful dress and traditional activities right in the heart of this picturesque village.

There will be a huge choice of food and drink stalls circling the main square, and the live entertainment being held in the centre.

The fusion of traditional culture and modern entertainment carries on through to the small hours, so be prepared for an energetic week.

There is ample parking in the multi-storey car park, but to arrive early evening is advised as feria week promises to attract thousands of visitors.

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September until Saturday September 12. es a speci al day dedi cat ed t o ‘ t he tourist.’

Conscious of the importance of the many thousands of visitors each year to this enchanting village, a festival is laid on offering a taste of tradition in the form of wi ne and dancing.

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THE Gibraltar Music Festival 2015 promises to eclipse previous festivals with the range, number and quality of performers booked for the two days September 5 and 6.

If each of the main headliners plans to use their own equipment, then they will have to start queuing at the border early in order to make sure it gets to the stage on time.

There is such an eclectic selection of stars new, old and in the making that it is difficult to understand how tiny Gibraltar has attracted some of the glitterati that it has.

Playing on three stages in the Victoria Stadium just next to the airstrip, fans will be sure of having a great time and because the stadium is relatively small, the atmosphere should be more intimate than at a normal large open air festival.

The organisers just keep on an-

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FINAL ACT: Kings of Leon will appear on stage.

Rock around the Rock PLAYING on three stages in the Victoria Stadium nouncing new acts and on Saturday after a range of local bands and DJs, headliners include X Factor winners Little Mix from the world of Pop, veteran Reggae band Third World, mil-

lion selling Spanish duo Estopa, the stunning Paloma Faith and the ever popular Duran Duran (named after a character in the cult film Barbarella).

Sunday follows with more local

bands and DJs plus newly breaking singer-songwriter James Bay, Ella Henderson another X Factor success, Jamaican superstar OMI who has hit the number one spot in charts all over

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the world with the single ‘Cheerleader,’ ‘Nutty Boys’ Madness, exhilarating rock band Kaiser Chiefs, whose singer Ricky Wilson is one of the judges on ‘The Voice’ and the final act due to appear are the massively popular American rockers Kings of Leon who are playing their last tour of the year in Gibraltar.

Although previous festivals have attracted well known performers such as Jessie J, Rita Ora, Clean Bandit and the Script, this promises to be the biggest and best Gibraltar Music Festival yet.

Tickets cost £65 (€90) for a single day or just £79 (€110) for the weekend. There are more expensive VIP tickets which include seating, exclusive entrance and a bar but it is best to visit the festival website www.gibraltarmusicfestival.com to see what is still available as well as good advice concerning travel and accommodation.

HIT SHOW: Have had a series of sell-out performances.

Music of the Night returns to the H10 Andalucia Plaza THE spectacular hit show ‘Music of the Night’ returns to Marbella again this year after a series of sell-out performances over the past two years at venues including the Starlite Festival Marbella, Mijas Auditorium and the H10 Andalucia Plaza Hotel, Marbella.

This exclusive show at H10 Andalucia Plaza Hotel on Saturday September 12 brings together the best of sell-out musical theatre, opera and classical shows, West End Musicals, Opera Arias, and the Best of Broadway musicals.

Every performance of ‘Music of the Night’ is different and includes the addition of songs from different musical theatre productions and classical composers in each show.

‘Music of the Night’ is produced by Tenor Stephen Lloyd-Morgan, who stars alongside the amazing international cast of Tenor Raúl D’Abreu, Soprano Julie-Anne

Hunter, Adele Lee Peters and Lucy Indrisie.

SPECIAL OFFER Available online only Call Lucía Pérez (H10 public relations) 952 812 000.

Doors open 8.45pm - the show starts at 9.30pm.

Online ticket sales close midnight the day before the performance.

The box office is open on the evening of the performance for any remaining tickets from 6.30pm.

Tickets on sale at hotel reception - every ticket purchased at the hotel reception and box office are cash only.

For payment with credit or debit card please purchase tickets online - booking fee applies.

Ticket information line 665 892 988 - please note that this is for information purposes only - tickets must be purchased in person or online telephone reservations are not possible.

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Sister Sledge took the Rock by storm on the Sunborn!

THE one-off spectacular show included many hits that enticed you to dance

By Wendy Ann Cowham IT had been an eagerly awaited event to see this superstar show at La Sala on board the 142 metre luxury yacht, Sunborn , Gibraltar.

Sister Sledge gave an amazing night of entertainment with the fantastic Jackie Brown Band who are known from their legendary Saturday Jukebox Night at La Sala Banus.

Over 300 guests attended the glamorous ballroom on Sunborn to see Joni and Debbie, two of the original members of Sister Sledge and they took to the stage along with Harriette Wheels from the 80’s group Mai Tai. This one-off spectacular show included hits ‘He’s the greatest dancer,’ ‘Thinking of You,’ ‘Lost in Music,’ and many more that enticed you to the dance floor. Along with the amazing Jackie Brown Band the night evolved into an electrifying experience for all guests as the Sisters remain to be high in the International spotlight. Sister Sledge have earned over 100 high profile awards and are still packing out prestigious venues such as La Sala Sunborn.

Earlier in the week, Debbie and Joni arrived on the Costa del Sol to relax and prepare for

SISTER SLEDGE: Gave an amazing performance with the fantastic Jackie Brown Band. their big performance, and they had chosen to dine at La Sala Banus due to their passion for La Sala’s festive atmosphere and quality cui-

sine. The sisters also confessed that they were in love with Marbella, so they may grace our venues again in the near future.

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Quike Navarro to Benalmadena streets play his violin at recreate Arab bazaar the Beach House QUIKE conjures up a spell with his audience

By Wendy Ann Cowham QUIKE NAVARRO was born in Spain and after gaining his Masters degree in violin he joined the University of Southern Mississippi, USA where he went on to perfect his art of Jazz and improvisation.

His performances are electrifying and impeccable as Quike has brought a refreshing new concept into violin playing. Not only is he a world class house music violinist but he is a spectacular showman when he takes to the floor and skilfully dances amongst his audience.

Quike has performed in three continents in the most prestigious nightclubs of London, Casablanca, Rabat, Madrid, Valencia, and Costa del Sol. Like nothing you have seen before, Quike conjures up a spell with his audience that leaves them totally mesmerised by his unique show. He puts on a display that will totally blow you away as he flits gracefully between his listeners, while he effortlessly plays his electric violin complete with neon lit bow.

Now you can see his amazing show at the Beach House Elviria on September 16 where he will work his magic once more at this elegant venue. He is an absolute must to see as his past 12 years of professional violin playing has captured the hearts of thousands internationally.

Once heard Quike is never forgotten.

The show starts at 19.00pm and will also feature Leo Sax & the Masquerade.

Call 952 839 458 QUIKE NAVARRO: World class.

THE streets of Benalmadena were decked with fabrics and tents recreating an Arab bazaar, where visitors had the chance to live and enjoy Arab culture during the weekend, Through their products and customs, with more than 50 craft stalls and a wide range of complementary activities, people could have been mistaken for thinking they were in Marrakesh, when in fact they were in

bazaar ‘Al-Baytar.’

The initiative, launched by the Department of Culture, was held in Plaza of the Three Cultures, Royal Street in Plaza de la Niña and at the esplanade by Santo Domingo Church.

Visitors could go through many different streets decorated as an Arab bazaar where a total of 40 craft stalls were on display and all kinds of products, such as spices, clothes, workshops, calligraphers or candy were offered

to visitors to buy.

Entertainment activities such as parades, belly dancing, live music, traditional games, attractions and even donkey rides for children, were also available for visitors to enjoy.

The councillor of Culture, Yolanda Peña, explained that it was a great quality and attractive event that offered the unique setting to go back to Arab times and get a feel of the culture, aromas, and to enjoy Arab music and dances.

Views of the past HISTORY through photography cameras collection, has a public exhibition in History-Ethnology Museum in Mijas until September 21.

Cameras collected by Vicente Arroyo are on display for those visitors who are camera and photography lovers.

The collection offers visitors a large

camera collection from 1845 to nowadays.

The collection is intended for visitors interested in rare and antique camera equipment.

The collection exceeding 600 cameras can be seen at: Museo Historico-etnologico, Plaza de la Libertad 2, 29650, Mijas.

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THE Mediterranean’s premier hangout, Ocean Club Marbella has revealed its glamorous closing party will take place on September 26, with a black and gold party theme.

The beachfront venue, which sits in a prime location just steps from the centre of Puerto Banús in Marbella, will open its doors at 7pm for the ‘black and gold’ party to close another defining summer for the glamourous Spanish marina.

Party-goers are expected to come dressed to impress according to the colour theme to complement the outdoor

MADNESS star is bringing his new show to the Costa which is long overdue

Garden Party for charity ON Sunday September 20, a Garden Pa r t y a n d Te n n is Festival will take place at Lew Hoad’s Tennis Club, Carrete r a Mi j a s, k m 3 . 5 , 29650 Mijas in aid of Cudeca Hospice.

A whole day of activities is planned from 10am and includes a tennis mix in for adults a n d c h i l d r e n alik e with a former ATP professional Da n Ho c h b erg e r hosting a fun tennis show where y o u c a n c h a l l en g e him with a frying pan and a bucket!

In addition there will be fortune tellers, belly dancing as well as a raffle and auction , st a l l s a n d m u c h more.

Entry to the Garden Party is free but there is a charge for tennis events and to sign up to join in with any them or for m o r e i n f o r m atio n please se n d a n e ma il to info@lew-hoad.com or contact Carlos at fundraiser@ cudeca . o rg o r t e l e p h o n e 697 439 193.

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SUGGS: Has attracted a new following over last couple of years.

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Suggs goes Nutty on the stage in Marbella SUGGS, the front man of the 70’s & 80’s Madness band has been going it alone and attracting a new type of following over the past couple of years with his one-man show.

The Madness star brings his feature ‘My Story In Words And Music’ to The Nutty Bar, second line, Puerto Deportivo, on Tuesday September 8. Madness have had 15 singles reach the UK top 10, one UK number one single ‘House of Fun’ and two number ones in Ireland, ‘House of Fun’ and ‘Wings of a Dove.’ Now Suggs is bringing his new show to Marbella which is long overdue for all the Madness fans out there, although he has graced the stage on the Costa before.

Tickets are priced at €50 each through secure Paypal purchase online at: suggstickets marbella@gmail.com or in person at The Nutty Bar 50’s Diner Front Line Puerto Deportivo Marbella Doors open at 8pm.

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club’s backdrop of golden sand, Mediterranean Sea and its turquoise central pool.

Returning to the decks to close the 2015 summer season will be OC Resident DJs Eduardo Reyes, B-NY, Nilo Contreras and Jay Saccone, who will be accompanied by awe-inspiring performances by dancers, musicians and entertainers, all under the Mediterranean sunset.

The event runs from 7pm to 2am.

Tickets cost €200 (£145) including premium drinks and canapés. www.oceanclub.es

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Let’s enjoy the classics at Malaga Film Festival’s third year event LA MALAGUETA’S bullring is the chosen stage for a series of 30 feature-length films shown in 2D and 3D

By Susana Fuentes CLASSIC FILMS will be projected in original version, with Spanish subtitles. La Malagueta’s Bullring is the chosen stage for a series of 30 feature-length films in 35mm shown in 2D and 3D. This is the third year that Malaga’s Film Festival organises this series of events in collaboration with the Culture Department of Malaga Council, Obra Social ‘La Caixa,’ Classic Films, Fnac, TCM and Malaga Provincial Council.

The goal of this series of events is to value classic films in original formats as Albeniz’s Film Archive is collecting these thanks to public support.

The Bullring La Malagueta with be the place to open the film festival on Thursday September 3 with the film Jaws.

55.year-olds will take place thanks to Obra Social ‘La Caixa,’ Assistance registration should be done in advance although the entrance is free.

There is a maximum number of 20 attendants per day.

• Price List: 1 Person: €5.

Club Albeniz Members and CaixaBank customers: €4.5 Bonus tickets: five tickets only for cycles €20 La Malagueta Bullring: €3 Contemporary Animated Classic: €2 Buy tickets on: www.unientradas.es (except bonus) or at Albeniz Cinema Ticket office.

For further information visit the web page: www.laedaddeoro.eu

The film shown is celebrating its 40th birthday from its premier. On Friday September 4 Scarface and on Saturday 5 The Big Lebowski.

AT ALBENIZ Albeniz Cinema will be the stage chosen to show the film cycles dedicated to Orson Welles, Jean Renoir, Ingrid

Bergman, Cecil B. DeMille, Vittorio de Sica and Billy Wilder from Friday September 4.

As a parallel Film Festival activity, a projection of a Contemporary Animated Classic as The Lion King is will be shown in 3D on Saturday September 5.

On September 4 and 5 the

Spanish singer Miguel Rios and the Spanish writer Elvira Lindo will be in Albeniz Cinema to chat with the audience about their favourite cinema classics. There is free entrance to this event.

A Seminar of Cinematographic Journalism will take

place from September 7 to 11.

An Introduction to Cinematographic Language workshop, intended for older than

Fnac in Malaga The exhibition ‘A century of Orson Wells’ is on display in Fnac’s Forum, Malaga, until September 11.

The exhibition tries to reflect the American film-maker ’s universe showing 20 photographs made by different photographers in different stages.

The Film festival also dedicates a space for television series showing in Fnac’s Forum a selection of episodes of the series Twin Peaks and Frasier.

La Cala de Mijas Lions lunch THE La Cala de Mijas Lions invite you to join them for their annual President’s Day Lunch at The Tamisa Golf Hotel, on Sunday, September 20, at 2.30pm.

The traditional three-course Sunday lunch, with wine, will be served on the delightful terrace and lawns surrounding the swimming pool. The

Showaddywaddy tribute band, the Waddies, will be providing wonderful memories of the music of the 50s and 60s, with Laura Elen singing too!

Tickets, which cost €27.50, include welcome drinks, lunch, and a half bottle of wine or half a jug of sangria per person (or soft drinks or beer), from 677 059 061 or 952 585 988.

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and Hibiscus any time from November until February.

Wear gloves to prune Lantana, Oleander and to cut cacti as many people suffer allergic reactions to these. Lantana seeds and Oleander leaves are highly poisonous to animals.

English bulbs will grow here, but plant them early as they’re likely to flower far ahead of when you might expect.

For winter colour, use bedding plants in pots; you can buy petunias and other common bedding plants all year round.

There are often high winds on the Spanish Costas. If your garden is exposed don’t plant tender plants but go for hardy ones which don’t mind the wind.

Don’t overwater citrus trees once they have become established. They don’t really need any additional water once they’ve reached full size.

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AFTER y e t a n o t h e r h o t largely r a i n l e ss su m mer more and more house owners are turning to Xeriscaping, the art of designing and constructing gardens that require t h e m i n i m u m o f moisture other than the occasion a l r a i n f a l l a n d th e dampening effects of low clouds, sea and river mists, and overnight dews.

It can be done. Just look at the banks alongside the motorways, the verges of country roads, the sides of mounta i n s a n d m o u n tain tops, cliff faces, and the inland s i d e o f sa n d d u n es along the coast.

In your garden you will need to: a. replicate the soil structures of such places, b. plant trees, shrubs and plants that seem to survive and even thrive under such conditi o n s. Se e t h e p lan t lists in the book ‘HOW TO USE LESS WATER IN YOUR GARDEN’ which is most ea si l y o b t a i n e d v ia Amazon Books, c. plant roots so that they are under rocks where moisture is the last to dry out, d. create semi-shaded positions or areas that are only in full sun for part of the day, e. contour the garden so that any rain is channelled to where required and not lost into non-planted areas or to neighbouring properties, f. take out the thirstiest plants in the garden or replant them where they can be easily watered by gravity from tubs of rain water collected by installing guttering on at least one roof or by running washing up water and wa sh i n g m a c h in e w ater t o t h e g a r d e n v ia a

THIRSTY PLANTS: Plant them where they can be easily watered by gravity from tubs of rain water.

The art of designing and constructing gardens that require the minimum of moisture other than occasional rainfall and the dampening effects of low clouds, sea and river mists and overnight dew. settling and cooling tank..

Not theoretically Xerigardening but you are not using purchased town water, g. create interest in the garden by the use of rocks, co lo u red ch ip p in g s or sands, interestingly surfaced paths and terraces, ornaments, groups of pots, interes tin g ly s h ap ed d ea d dry branches and trunks, agri-

cultural implements, cart wheels, perhaps an old cart etc, h. construct a large rockery - the one in the l’Abarda garden in the La Sella urbanisation located between La Xara and Pedreguer is worth visiting - it is open on most days for personal and guided tours, i. use solid plastic sheeting under the surface finish to move water from one part of the ga rde n to a nothe r during rainfall - this is an easy substitute for the large slabs of solid rock that do this in nature, j. reduce water evaporation in the same way and by surrounding all plants with natural mulches of small or me dium s iz e d roc ks or stones, volcanic larva chippings, pebbles, stone chippings etc, k. replicate natural features such as dry river beds or ponds , roc ky hills ide s

and crags, sand dunes, pine forests, beaches etc. Remember the impact of the raked designs of Japanese sand or pebble gardens, l. ins ta l a na tura l pool that is only topped up with rain water, m. ha ve no la w n or re strict it’s size and plant with drought resistant varieties, n. don’t walk unnecessarily on unpla nte d a re a s of soil, or areas intended for terraces at a later date, to re duc e the pos s ibility of compacting the soil which prevents water getting down into the soil and stimulates water run off to surrounding areas.

The a bove a c tions c a n c re a te a n inte re s ting low maintenance garden that is attractive at all times of the year. © Dick Handscombe www.gardenspain.com September 2015

HOW TO USE LESS WATER IN YOUR GARDEN: This book is most easily obtained via Amazon Books.

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608 317 090 (233518) CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS since 2003. Designs, Plans, Licences, Construction. www.blueflaghomes.com 952 472 283 (228819)

WANTED - Franchisee for installing long life exterior villa painting products, Almeria area is up & running with an order book. Established in Spain 20 years with other franchises in Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol & Algarve. Investment required, details on request, for more details please email contact@noneed topaint.com or Freephone 0044 8005 088102. (228871) BRITISH SUPERMARKET COIN for sale, fully fitted and operational for five years, needs a quick sale due to personal circumstances. Very special price 20,000 euros ono. Call 952 453 033 or email britbits.supermarkets@gmail.c om (235680)

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Pool tables, boxing and mini-vending machines on profit share, also new/second hand domestic tables and accessories. Tel 629 530 233 - www.superpool spain.com (239523) WANTED all furniture and household items. Best prices.

697 511 071 (228883) INSTANT CASH paid for antiques, house/shop & commercial clearances. 678 320 233 / 722 306 194 (236024)

CARAVANS PARKING, STORAGE & SALES. Caravans - Motorhomes - Boats - Cars and Vans etc. Short / long term - Safe & secure, drop off & collections. Excellent rates, discount for long term, 5 mins from Fuengirola. Established 25 years. www.eurodog.es / info@eurodog.es 679 786 669 / 606 101 807 (239968) CARAVAN WANTED. Pay up to 9,000€. 0044 7798 700177 / joneyes@aol.com (235684)

CARPENTERS CARPENTER cabinet maker, Irish. Available for all types of property maintenance, plumbing, painting, electrical, kitchens and bathrooms renovated etc, 30 years experience, very reliable. Tel: 952 441 955 / 677 087 575 (224853)

BENALMADENA Elim Family Fellowship. Sundays 11am.

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CLEANING SERVICES OVEN CLEANING, domestic, commercial, complete fittings, let professional do hard dirty work. From 40€. 632 569 282 ovencleaningcostadelsol.com (239541) CARPET & UPHOLSTERY PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE WET OR DRY CLEAN, HONEST,RELIABLE SERVICE. PLEASE CALL 678 808 837 / 952 669 701 (229862) CONEJO Cleaning and Property Management.

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Rentals, regular and oneoff cleans. Legally registered company. Wendy 635 630 370 / 952 964 407 / www.conejoclean ing.com (239583)

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DOMESTIC APP. REP. DOMESTIC Appliance repairs washing machines, fridges, cookers, ovens, water heaters, gas / electric, professionally repaired. Christian 608 337 497 (228695)

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FENCING SERVICES CHAIN LINK FENCE erectors, general builders, all types of welding fabrication. Tel: 655 218 466 (239993)

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GLASS CURTAINS GLASS CURTAIN repairs, specialist in replacement of discoloured plastic strips that act as a seal between the glass panels. Call Julian 655 825 931 (228777)

HOT TUBS / SPAS HOT TUBS, new, used, bought, sold, hired. Also move & repairs. 691 973 131 / 952 793 398 (235796)

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GARDEN and pool maintenance. 10 euros per hour, monthly maintenance available from 120 euros. Tools and products included. RICARDO 637 160 129 (227946)

REINA Sport & Health. Experienced professional physiotherapy, osteopathy, Oxygen Pain Therapy. Professional, Sport massage. Personal trainer.

Calahonda-Riviera. Home visits, hotel. 618 515 487

TREE SURGEONS. No tree too tall, removal of dead palm trees and limbs, eco gardening, mulch and manure, fertilizer, palm pruning. 686 948 552 / 631 181 971. Facebook: Andres Jardinero Malaga (230359)

ITEC diploma courses in holistic massage, sport massage, reflexology, aromatherapy, SPA and beauty therapy. Now available intensive holistic massage course with online support, www.naturaclass.net / 951 311 216 (237449)

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Friendly, reliable service. 10 years on the coast. Nigel 607 316 665 (235466)

SKIN specialist NHS registered. Treats all kinds of skin problems. Consultion 70 euros. Dr Eva. Fuengirola/Calahonda 664 747 267 (228821)

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DENTISTS DOG SITTING ELECTRICIAN 16th Edition BS7671 qualified, 26 years experience. Rewires, extra sockets, lights, fault finding etc. Contact electri cian.in.spain@gmail.com.

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MASSAGE SPECIAL FEMALE massages for discerning ladies by qualified female masseuse. Cosy private apartment in Nueva Andalucia for your relaxing therapeutic massage. 656 350 401 (234375) BLUE SEA Massage, Riviera del Sol, relaxing, therapeutic and sports massage. Sandy 695 802 388 (235357)

HOUSE CLEARANCE FURNITURE wanted, same day collection, cash waiting, reliable service. 678 808 837 (229862) WANTED all furniture and quality household items. Cash paid, same day collection.

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One street behind the Confortel, just off Plaza San Rafael, Los Boliches, on C/Poeta Salvador Rueda 93. Tel: 952 471 877

ACE OF SHADES - Don’t let the bugs get you! Available in enrollable, slider and pleated. Large choice of colours including wood effect. Tel: 951 273 254 / 671 732 204 / info@aceof shades.es (101730) MOSQUITO Screens for windows, doors and a high quality sliding patio door screen. All finishes available. Quick service. All areas covered. Call Julian 655 825 931 (228778)

MOTORING

MOBILE HOMES WANT TO RELOCATE? We can transport your home and install on to a 12 month park from £4,995. Annual site fees from €3,000 Freephone: 0044 1782 90 80 70 (85143)

WILLERBY COTTAGE 28x10 sited in ‘La Serrana Hills’ of Pizarra, site open all year round, swimming pool, only £13,495. Want to view?

Freephone: 0044 1782 90 80 70 (85143)

MECHANIC workshop & mobile. All work undertaken. ITVs done. Reasonable rates.

Prompt, reliable services 24/7.

620 020 232, 951 165 090 (228951)

SELLING YOUR SPANISH CAR? PHONE Bill Brady for the best cash price. Stay safe and phone Bill on 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (238069) BILL BRADY CARS has been established on the Costa del Sol since 1986, in which time he has helped thousands of expatriates to buy or sell their quality used Spanish cars and also keeping all the documentation simple so you understand all that is going on (which is important). You can contact Bill direct on 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 or bill bradycars.com (238069)

MOBILITY scooters, electric wheelchairs, wheelchairs, walking frames, etc, for sale and rent.

Large selection of quality used scooters at competitive prices. Rascal vantage X, Rascal Veo X, Shoprider Sovereign, Pride Go Go, Neo 4 and 8, Mercury Prism, Pride XL8, Rascal 388, Rascal 329, Rascal 125 Wheelchair, Shoprider electric wheelchair breaks up for boot, Rascal 330 electric wheelchair as new condition at considerable saving, Rascal turnabout electric wheelchair, plus many more all with guarantee. New and used wheelchairs for sale at competitive prices. Large scooters from 800 euros.

Medium scooters from 600 euros and small boot scooters from 400 euros.

Rentals from 55 euros weekly. New mobility scooter batteries supplied and fitted. Mobility scooters bought for cash. www.mobilityscootersdirectspain.com / email in fo@mobilityscootersdi rectspain.com Tel 609 581 139 (230368)

MINI CLUBMAN COOPER R55 2009, 1.6 Inj, one private owner, 46,000klm (29,000mls), Chili pack, half leather, boost CD, multifunction steering wheel and lots more, paid 26,000€, leaving Spain, great bargain only 12,995€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (238069) ELECTRIC CAR Renault Twizy 2012, two seater only 2,400klm (1,500mls) paid 10,000€. Like new, no more fuel bills, just plug into mains and charge the battery. Sales now have risen in Europe by 40% so prices will rise, be quick look at this saving, only 5,995€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (238069)

MOSQUITO SCREENS

MOTORING

THE Mosquito Screen Specialist. NEW selection of roller binds, all patterns and colours. www.mosqui tonick.ws / nick@mosqui tonick.ws / call Mosquito Nick 647 072 861

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DIESEL Ford Mondeo 2.0 TDCI. 2009. One private owner, full service history from Ford, 66,000klm (41,000mls), metallic silver, black leather, massive boot space, ideal business or family car, a very scarce car for only 9,995€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (238069)

AUTOMATIC gearbox specialist. Transmatic. All models including classic cars, serviced, repaired and reconditioned. Also 4x4 transfer boxes and power steering Call/fax 952 796 166 / 952 805 804 email: transmat ic2005@yahoo.com. www.transmatic.es (235942)

BRAND NEW WILLERBY Siena 32m² home sited within a stylish gated community, 45 minutes from Malaga airport £19,995 Freephone: 0044 1782 90 80 70 (85143)

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HYUNDAI I-30 2010, 5 door from private owner leaving Spain, metallic black, ideal family or business car, cheap and easy to maintain and only 6,995€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com SPECIAL PRICE Peugeot 107 Urban 1.0, 5 door, 2010 from private owner, only 55,000klm (34,000mls), Polar white, blue velour trim, air conditioning, CD, elec/windows/locks, a great first car, it’s only 4,995€.

952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (222367) 2014 PEUGEOT 308 diesel automatic sw estate, 1 owner, 30,000klms, full service history, panoramic roof, alloys, fully loaded, cost 23,000€, only 12,995€ 672 550 037 cd scars@mail.com (239599) 1991 MERCEDES 500SL, metallic blue/cream leather, stunning example, Spanish LHD, 63,000km, 8,750€ 672 550 337 cd scars@mail.com (239599) 2003 MERCEDES c320 avantgard, only 90,000klms, service history, silver, all extras, excellent condition, only 3,750€ 672 550 037 cdscars @mail.com (239599) 2009 CITROEN C3 diesel, 5 door, new ITV, tyres and battery, white with sports trim, 130,000klms, very clean car, only 4,995€. 672 550 037 cdscars @mail.com (239559) 2003 MERCEDES A170 diesel, automatic, RHD on Spanish plates, low mileage in black, alloys, air con, service history, px bargain, 2,995€ 672 550 037 cdscars@mail.com ) 2005 Renault Megane, diesel convertible, 6 speed, special edition, low kms, excellent condition throughout, lots of extras, 5,995€ 672 550 037 cd scars@mail.com (239599) 2008 CITROEN C4 Picasso, diesel, auto, in black, lhd, on English plates, excellent condition throughout, lots of extras, paddle change, new MOT, 5,995€ 672 550 037 cdscars@mail.com

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300 TDI, diesel 1998 Land Rover Discovery, 3 door manual, seven seats, new ITV, metallic dark red, alloys, air con, new tyres, great workhorse, ideal for camp, 3,750€ 672 550 037 cdscars@mail.com (239599) 2004 RENAULT Grand Espace seven seater, 6 speed manual, diesel, new tyres, ITV, climate control, metallic dark blue with grey cloth, very nice clean car, trade sale, 5,995€ 672 550 037 cdscars @mail.com (239599) MITSUBISHI Eclipse automatic coupe, 2001, LEFT HAND DRIVE ON SOUTHERN IRISH PLATES, alloys, air con, in silver with leather, all paperwork present and correct, px to clear, 1,795€. 672 550 037 cdscars@mail.com (239599) 2009 MERCEDES C Class amg diesel, right hand on Spanish plates, silver with black leather, all amg extras, 7,995€. 672 550 037 cdscars@mail.com (239599)

MOBILE MECHANIC will come to your home or work. Servicing, repairs, ITVs & diagnostics. Call Mick on 617 553 072 (237461) BRITISH MECHANIC WORKSHOP. Repair, service & ITV to all makes of cars, vans and 4 x 4s. Call Steve 951 914 025 or 605 407 369.

Poligono Las Perales, Mijas Costa. britmechanicspain @gmail.com (217674)

YAMAHA Scooter, X-max, 250cc, 1,500€ ONO. 695 537 741 (228872)

WANTED

CABRIOLET, Mercedes, SL280 with LPG (autogas), ITV 2016, automatic, hard top, 1996. Contact 626 725 975, full information and pics: al.johnson33 @yahoo.com. Perfect condition €9,000. P/exchange possible (227965) Opel Astra 1.7 CDTI 2013, ONE OWNER, IMACULATE CONDITION, 31,000KMS, PHANTOM PEARL GREY, MANY EXTRAS, €13,500 Tel: 600 501 492 (228849)

INSURANCE ABBEYGATE INSURANCE. No automatic annual increase on our Motor Insurance, renewal policies. Call 952 893 380 (68259) WE ARE currently the market leader in our country in the sale of direct car, motorbike, home and company fleet insurance. Since we started out in 1995, our philosophy has always been to offer an excellent service with the best prices in the market. For the most competitive quotes in English, call Linea Directa on 902 123 309. (200726)

MECHANICS MECHANIC workshop & mobile. All work undertaken. ITVs done. Reasonable rates.

Prompt, reliable services 24/7.

620 020 232, 951 165 090 (228951)

SAM, Simply the Best on the Coast, 35 years experience, 18 years Mijas. Forget the rest, have the best, you’re worth it! Call Sam 952 666 025 / 629 546 128 (233736) HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM. Painting/Interior design. Free estimates. Graham - 607 923 486 (228904) PROFESSIONAL female decorator for all your decorating needs. For free advice and quotes, English 639 928 090, Spanish/Swedish/German 618 055 563 (238083) DO YOU have mould, cracked or chipped walls? Need your property repainted? 640 519 482 (236753)

CARS AND VANS, ANY REGISTRATION, INSTANT CASH, FINANCE/EMBARGO UK OR SPANISH 693 028 325 (229862) CARS WANTED, all registration numbers, any age, runners/non-runners, finance, embargoes no problem 687 049 592 or 622 156 022 (239937) T2

PERGOLAS & DECKING PERGOLAS, Decking and Thatched Gazebos. Best quality and prices. Installations. For free quotation call 686 322 328 (233956)

PEST CONTROL

CARS, VANS UK OR SPANISH BOUGHT FOR CASH. FREE COLLECTION IN SPAIN AND UK. PLEASE CALL 678 808 837 OR 952 669 701 (229862) WANTED CARS AND VANS, FREE COLLECTION, SAME DAY 693 028 325 (229862) CDS CARS established 12 years on the coast, we will buy your car stress free, with an instant cash decision, all paperwork taken care of with our on site gestoria, 30 cars in stock 672 550 037 / www.costacarsspain.com (222389)

MUSIC DAVID CHRISTIAN-CLARK, guitarist, vocalist, pianist, ex-Cunard. Specialising in popular Spanish guitar.

Available solo or combo.

Parties/weddings/class restaurants, dinner dances. Huge repertoire.

Email davechris tianclark@gmail.com (235759) KARAOKE SYSTEMS. Every-

our dogs have been with us for some time and would love to find a cosy spot to curl up in and a knee on which to rest their heads. If you have room in your heart and home we would love to hear from you.

We do not put our dogs to sleep - no matter how old, they are safe with us. For day to day needs and to pay for veterinary care, we much appreciate the support we receive. We desperately need items to sell on our market stall to help raise funds and are happy to come and collect. So if you are having a clear-out, please contact us on 605 227 155. If you would like to know more about re-homing, please call 653 257 875.

Visit our website www.sos-an imals.org or please phone Sandy on 952 385 923 or 666 814 056 if you would like to make a donation or help in any way. (93317)

EURODOG Boarding Kennels & Cattery. Under new ownership by animal loving family. Large kennels and exercise yards, fully licensed and sanitary approved. Safe, secure and caring environment. Inspections welcome anyt ime. 5 minutes from Fuengirola 679 786 669 / 952 464 947 / www.eu rodog.es (239968)

PETS

PAINTERS & DECORATORS

MOTORBIKES 2012 HUSQVARNA Enduro TE125, 2,150kms, 1,900 euros ono - Fuengirola. 632 134 087 (235273)

CLASSIFIEDS

SPECIALIST Wedding DJ, fully mobile, superb lighting show.

Sophisticated professional with 20 years’ experience. We won’t let you down! Call now on 635 980 210 (222139)

THE MOBILE MECHANIC, full workshop facilities, full auto electrics, air con, grua services, automatic gear gas repair, clutch discounts. Mijas Costa. Call Richard 678 717 798 (228874)

TOYOTA AYGO Aug 2010, 90,000kms. Lovely look, economical, English plates, Automatic, petrol, 6,000 Euros 685 166383 (239958) VOLVO XC90, Automatic, Executgive T6, 100,000kms, immaculate condition, top of range extras. Private sale. NO DEALERS. 14,500€ ono. Tel: 600 322 113 (228969)

thing you need. Songs in all languages with regular updates. 664 540 154 (239609)

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COCKROACHES, Wasps, Ants, Rats, Termites, Fleas, Bedbugs, Palm weevil, All Pest Problems. Call LOCAL PESTPLAGUICOSTA, the British Company you can trust. Registered with Malaga Sanitary Department. Tel 952 449 591 or 684 217 181. Best price Guarantee, open 24/7 COCKROACHES, ANTS, insects, fleas, mice, rats, wasps, termite specialists. Fumigations, bars, restaurants, houses, etc. Sanitary department officially registered certificates. Guarantee. Serving the coast since 1985. Only legal English owned pest control company on the coast. If you want the best then phone N.P.S. Nigel 606 008 940

YOUNG DOMESTICATED cats rescued from the killing station need kind homes. Fully vaccinated and neutered. We will also deliver to England for a donation to the charity.

Please give one of these beautiful cats a home so we can save more from death. Can be seen without obligation at Cat and Dog World Kennels. Tel. 630 197 435 (93398)

CHARITIES ADANA THE ANIMAL SHELTER IN ESTEPONA. We always need volunteers to walk and socialise with our dogs and help with cleaning. We also need good homes for our animals that you can see on www.adana.es. Kennels open every day 10-1.30, Camino de Casares, near Parque de los Pedregales, Estepona. (5 minutes from the Poligono) For more information call Marjorie 952 79 74 05 or 636 934 146 (93319) ACE CHARITY “El Refugio” in La Cala de Mijas is a registered charity. We have on average 275 dogs in our care and we receive no help from the Town Hall or the Andalucian government. We desperately need foster homes and adoptants for our many dogs, especially the small ones and puppies who do not do well in a big shelter. We are grateful for any help offered, including donations of food and blankets. Visiting times are from 13.00 to 15.00 and you can always turn up or make an appointment by calling Denise on 669 018 736. Our website is www.ace-charity.org where you can view all the dogs in our care. (93320) SEPE the horse and donkey charity is open to the public week-ends from 10.00 to 5.00. Volunteers are much needed in all departments and are welcome at anytime. For our riding for the disabled classes, we are also in need of extra helpers. We are nationally registered by the Spanish Ministry of the Interior (164640) but only with your support can we give the equine a voice. If you can just commit to 2 or 3 euros a month it will really help make a difference. You can find us at Lauro Golf Equestrian Centre, Alqueria, Alhaurin de la Torre. Tel. 608 258 950 info@sepeonline.net www.sepe online.net (93321) At SOS Animal Refuge we have dogs, young and old looking for homes. Some of

ARCH - THE ANDALUCIAN RESCUE CENTRE FOR HORSES WELCOMES VISITORS AND VOLUNTEERS TO THEIR STABLES ON SATURDAYS FROM 10 - 12 OR BY APPOINTMENT. COME AND HELP OUT, OR SPONSOR OR ADOPT ONE OF OUR HORSES, DONKEYS OR MULES. WE ALWAYS NEED HELP WITH FUND RAISING TO LOOK AFTER THE ABANDONED AND ABUSED ANIMALS. OUR AIM IS TO RESCUE, REHABILITATE AND REHOME. WE ARE A SMALL FRIENDLY TEAM - WHY NOT JOIN US. FIND US IN ALHAURIN EL GRANDE, BEHIND THE VENTA MIRALMONTE ON THE ROAD FROM ALHAURIN TO COIN, (A404), URB.VIÑA BORREGO, FOLLOW THE YELLOW SIGNS. CHARITY REGISTERED WITH THE JUNTA DE ANDALUCIA NO 8448.

WWW.HORSERESCUESPAIN.O RG INFO@HORSERESCUES PAIN.ORG ARCHRESCUE @YAHOO.CO.UK TEL:635798219 OR 656935613 OR 620175828. NEW: ARCH CHARITY SHOP NOW OPEN IN ALHAURIN, NEXT TO MONEY CHANGE SHOP, AVENIDA GERALD BRENAN (93322)

LAGUNA KENNELS AND CATTERY. Your pets lovingly cared for by English mother and daughter. Near Coin. lagu nakennels@hotmail.com. Tel 952 112 021 / 606 838 983 (238121) CAT AND DOG WORLD KENNELS AND CATTERY, superb licensed facilities, viewing welcome. Tel: 952 112 978 / 630 197 435. www.cat-and-dogworld.com (223161) PETCARE PET HOTEL. Alhaurin el Grande. Holiday accommodation for dogs and cats. Heated/Air conditioned kennels available. Tel: 952 112 284 / 685 400 216 www.petcarespain.com. Find us on Facebook at Petcare Spain (239721)

PET SERVICES TERRAVET Veterinary Clinic, complete veterinary service, emergencies, house calls, dog and cat grooming. San Pedro Alcantara. Tel 951 500 175.

Emergencies 663 363 626 / www.terravet.es (237316)

PET TRANSPORT

FOR SALE DOBERMAN PUPPIES black and tan. 13 weeks old, 4 male left. 250 euros. 640 081 444 (228818)

KENNELS PET-COURIERS.COM – If you love your pet try us first – we are the best. Door to door service throughout Europe.

Specialised vehicles – bespoke service. Full legal service including documentation if required. For further information call or e-mail us: Tel: (0034) 651 033 670 or (0034) 637 066 227. Email: info@petcouriers.com or www.petcouriers.com (231443) THE DOG MOVER. Licensed transporters. Two handlers, so never alone. 651 581 067 / 0044 (0) 7875 947230. www.thedog mover.com (228731)

CLASSIFIEDS ACCOMPANY your pets to their new home. Fully licensed pet transport service. Denise www.petchauffeur.eu 952 197 187 / 696 233 848 info@petchauffeur.eu (228911) PET TRANSPORTATION by road.

Fully DEFRA/OCA/TRACES compliant. Complete service by professional licensed kennels. 630 197 435 www.cat-and-dogworld.com (226428)

PLUMBERS

3 - 9 September / Costa del Sol

www.euroweeklynews.com and Pizarra. Everything for €32,000 ONO. Ring for details 00447505 125036 / 00447941 598616 (235710)

PROPERTY TO LET

APARTMENT RENTALS Benalmadena - Minerva & Jupiter apartments. Studios from €100 to €250 pw, 1 Bed from €150 to €350 pw, Studios from €300 per month. 00353 876 549183 minerva jupiter@gmail.com (239915)

PROPERTY WANTED WWW.INMOANDALUZ.CO M. Bargain inland properties for all budgets, fincas, village homes, apartments and villas. Legal building plots. 952 491 609 / 685 514 835 (238070)

PLUMBER for all your plumbing. Water heaters, bathrooms, tiling. Benalmadena based, travel no problem.

Construction work. Glen 669 073 773 (233727) CITY AND GUILDS, QUALIFIED PLUMBER. All areas covered. Adrian 677 063 272 (239602) 30 YEARS ON THE COAST. I cover all aspects of plumbing & general maintenance. Graham - 607 923 486 (228904) PLUMBING. Leak detection & blocked drains. Tel 952 568 414 / 661 910 772 / drainspain.com (233960)

PROFESSIONAL SERV. PRO VENT. Kitchens, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Windows, Glass Curtains creatively designed and expertly fitted. Visit our showroom in La Cala or call 639 727 188 for a free quotation. From inspiration to installation www .joebayley.com (235406)

LEGAL ADVICE SAVE €€€s ON LEGAL FEES. New EU inheritance rules as of August, find out for yourself. www.sel bright.co.uk (228972)

PROPERTY FOR SALE WWW.INMOANDALUZ.CO M is always looking for realistically priced inland properties to sell to our interested buyers. Tel 952 491 609 / 685 514 835 (238070)

BARGAIN! Reduced to €350,000, 4 bedroom duplex ground floor apartment on a beautiful gated community in CENTRAL Nueva Andalucia, walking distance to Centro Plaza and the port. Call 629 907 476 / 951 318 838 (235821) TORREBLANCA Brand new duplex penthouse 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 toilet, very quiet, nice views, pool.

128,000 euros. 666 006 033 (228860) FUENGIROLA apartment frontline, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, terrace, independent kitchen.

Reduced to 146,000 euros.

630 083 330 (228831) BARGAIN! Reduced from €350,000 to €269,000. Spacious 4/5 bedroom townhouse on private community with beautiful gardens and pool. 10 minutes from Puerto Banus on the new Golden Mile. Secure parking. Walking distance to amenities and the beach. Call 629 907 476 / 951 318 838 (235821) ZAGALETA Villa, Southgate, 4.7m. Mortgage available. Tel 602 515 031 (235996)

UK/EUROPE fortnightly, full or part load service. Tel David 696 810 618 (238081) BRITONS REMOVALS. www.britonsremovals.com.

TLF 914 143 164 / 618 984 570 Regular service Spain UK (238152)

MOVING BACK TO UK? Removal vehicle departing weekly throughout the year. Excellent, professional service & great rates. Ring (0034) 665 089 244 or (0044) 01922 682 667 & see www.elite-euro pean.com (93139)

MARBELLA - 6 suite villa, large lounge, pool, 870,000€ Marques del Duero. 602 515 031 (235996)

SAN PEDRO beachside, apartment, 3 bedrooms, parking, pool, 225,000 euros. www.promarbella.com 632 202 776 (228862)

TRANSPORT. jdstransport / 0034 637 066 7884 908929

15 CUBIC metre van returning to the UK 11th September.

Space available each way. Tel. 639 928 090 (239965)

ELEVATED plot situated high in Los Flamingos with panoramic sea views, 1,413m2 - plans in place for a 500m2 villa to be adjusted to the buyer’s requirements. €595,000 open to offers. Call 629 907 476 / 951 318 838 (222160)

MARBELLA. 4 bedroom apartment, 2 bathrooms, 1 living room, big kitchen, 119m2, 100 metres from beach, €230,000. Tel 622 149 101 (228889)

JDS EURO Email: @outlook.com 114 / 0044 (228936)

MARBELLA, BANUS, 3, 2, 1 bedroom, sunny, equipped, gardens, pool, parking.

Rent/sale. bravoelezovic @gmail.com / 637 439 222 (235679) ESTEPONA - New, large airy 3 bedroomed apartment for rent in Golf Resort, 5 minute drive to town centre and beaches, boasting great views from the mountains behind to the golf course, sea and beaches below. Suitable for maximum 6 people, 3 double bedrooms one with en suite bathroom, others with shower room, full kitchen, dining and lounge area, large balcony, for short rent or longer terms available, contact: lperfettiog bodo3@yahoo.de (228824) MARBELLA centre, beachside front line, spacious 1 bedroom flat (sleeps 4-5 pers) sea views, holiday short lets. 631 240 303 (228861) MANILVA 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment, garage, pool, gardens, 400 euros. www.justlon grentals.com. 627 311 681 (228858) BENALMADENA garden apartment. Parking space, 1 bedroom, bathroom, dressing room, large lounge, terrace.

Furnished. Minimum 12 month let. Only for couple with secure pensions. 605 978 203 (227919) MANILVA, VISTALMAR, 3 bed, 2 bath apartment, garage, pool, gardens, furnished.

500€. 627 311 681 (228858)

FUENGIROLA, Local 50m2, c/La Fuensanta, with licence for dog grooming. Any kind of business, €450 pcm. 626 248 132 (228841)

ESTEPONA, COSTA GALERA. Garden apartment, 2 bed, 2 bath, garage, storeroom, furnished. 550€. www.justlon grentals.com. 627 311 681 (228858)

FOR SALE: 1000m2 of land, fully fenced and gated, 2 shower/toilet blocks.

3 x 25ft caravans, 1 only used 6 times. 1 x 14ft caravan. Between Cártama

ESTEPONA, COSTA GALERA Triplex apartment, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, garage, storeroom, furnished, pool, gardens 800 euros. www.justlongren tals.com. 627 311 681

MARBELLA DESIGN ACADEMY is expanding! We need more apartments, houses and rooms, for our students in Marbella, Monda and Coin. If you have a place available then please contact: housingstudents@marbella-designacademy.com (228976)

PSYCHIC MEDIUM Professional Psychic Medium/Healer/Spiritual Life Coach & Counsellor, F2F within Marbella area or Skype tunlight worker@yahoo.com. Tun: 695 952 921 (please WhatsApp) (235276)

REMOVALS & STORAGE

NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL EUROPE SPECIALIST. Combitrans Movers. 952 775 300 www.combitrans.es (237464) USA SPECIALIST Combitrans Movers. 952 775 300 www.combitrans.es (237464) STORAGE SPECIALIST. Combitrans Movers. 952 775 300 www.combitrans.es (237464) LOCAL and INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIST. Combitrans Movers. 952 775 300 www.combitrans.es (237464) PROFESSIONAL LOCAL REMOVALS AT AFFORDABLE RATES. 1/2 DAY FROM €90. FULL DAY FROM €175. WE ALSO PROVIDE A FORTNIGHTLY DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE TO UK AND EUROPE (INCL SCOTLAND).

WORLDWIDE SHIPPING TO USA, AUSTRALIA, ETC AND FULL STORAGE FACILITIES. TEL (0034) 952 578 507 OR (0034) 637 892 278 / EMAIL garymoveit@ya hoo.co.uk (237438)

UK - SPAIN - Anywhere Europe! Masses of experience. New clean vehicles.

Insured with Royal Sun Alliance. Genuinely CARING service. FULL and / Part moves. ONLINE QUOTES!! www.bmceuropean.com Tel: UK 08456 443 784 / ES 634 344 787 FIND US ON FACEBOOK! (239719) MOVING MATTERS SL – removals and storage. Local or to and from the UK/Ireland/Portugal and across Europe. Over 16 years experience. For free quotation Tel 951 311 118. www.mov ingmatters.eu (232076) INTERNATIONAL and European Removals.

Expert removals worldwide. www.universalremovals.com Tel: 951 247 834 / +44 (0)203 128 7007 (231488) REMOVALS vehicle heading back to UK c.6th/7th Sept. 35 cubic metres space. Great rates. Professional service. Trade welcome. www.bmceuro pean.com (228845) SEPTEMBER SPECIAL OFFER. Up to 10 Cubic Metres. Removals to or from UK, France or Germany. 600€. Call +34 633 886 610 (235671)

MAN AND VAN MAN AND VAN. Removals, clearances. Experienced and 100% reliable. €20 per hr.

Paul 622 020 856 (239980) MAN VAN REMOVALS 20 euros/hour, 3 vans available, clearances. Tel David 696 810 618 (238081) 2 MEN, Van €30 hour. Always on time 651 081 610 (235349) THE VAN MAN. Cheap and cheerful. €20 per hour. 677 251 025 (230382) BIG VAN (removal) always on time. 100% reliable. 20€. P.H. - 622 665 263 (239954)

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STORAGE REMOVAL BOXES Large, med, wardrobe, bubble wrap, tape, collect or delivered. Local and international removals also undertaken. 952 239 110 / 632 702 306 (44093) FIRST MONTH €1. Packing materials. Self storage Marbella. 952 811 311 (235804) STORAGE CONTAINERS from 10 euros/week, packing and removal service. Tel David 696 810 618 (238081)

ROLLER SHUTTERS ACE OF SHADES - PERSIANA (security shutter) electric and manual, various colours available including wood effect, we also offer a repair service.

Make your home more secure! Tel: 951 273 254 / 671 732 204 / info@aceof shades.es (101730) ROLLER shutter repairs, 7 days a week, conversion from manual to motorised, new installations. All areas covered.

Coast and inland. 655 825 931 (235395)

SERVICES

CARPENTRY CARPENTER cabinet maker, Irish. Property maintenance, plumbing, painting, electrical, kitchens. Bathrooms renovated etc. 30 years experience.

Very reliable. 677 087 575 (224853)

FURNITURE FRENCH POLISHING REPAIRS, restoration etc. restore your valuable furniture to its former glory. Tel 647 579 519 / 952 119 190 (224373)

WINDOW COIN WINDOWS Aluminium windows, Doors, PVC Blinds, Mosquito screens, Canopies, Glass Factory, shower screens etc. All at village prices. Spanish owned business. English 646 066 351 (238121)

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SEWING ALL STYLES Curtains, upholstery, soft furnishings and bean bags made to measure.

Sensible prices. Also repairs / alterations. All areas. Call 672 800 887 or email judein spain@hotmail.com (239555)

SIGNS & DESIGNS SHOP signs, vehicle signs, banners, window signs, 952 930 547, 603 464 582, www.signdsign1.com (239992) www.euroweeklynews.com

SITUATIONS VACANT www.sell4lessspain.com require commission based salespeople to sell our property marketing services. With prices from just €199 we save homeowners €1000’s in agents’ commissions making this an easy sale! Clients pay on signup – we pay you as soon as payment received. If you think you can sell this service email us for more information. You could make €1000’s every week! con tact@sell4lessspain.com (235991) DO YOU CARE? If so, why not join our team of carers who work in the UK. Earn from £952 - £1,456 for 2 weeks.

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Renault launches estate version of the Talisman THIS new large estate car delivers the same technological features as the saloon Photo Credit HECKMAN/Prodigious

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Roll on Frankfurt WITH the Motor Show bandwagon set to roll in Frankfurt next month, the leading brands are all busy putting the finishing touches to their new products.

We already know that Jaguar Land Rover will use the German show as the launchpad for its much-anticipated new crossover, the Jaguar F-P… can’t wait!

RENAULT TALISMAN ESTATE: Like most modern cars, there is such a wide range of options.

By John Smith HAVING released details of the Talisman saloon back in July, Renault unveiled the estate version on August 26.

This large estate car delivers the same technological features as the saloon but with extra load-carrying ability.

Renault’s new station wagon will also offer the same range of engines as the saloon with petrol and diesel versions in both manual and automatic transmission. Some of the latest innovations in equipment are available with the car and for those who need to open the rear tailgate when carrying a

heavy load, this is powered and you simply need to wave your foot under the rear bumper.

Like most modern cars, there is such a wide range of options, that those who are interested in the car, should visit their local Renault dealer or review the complete specifications

on the Renault website.

With sales of over one million D section (estate and saloon cars) automobiles in Europe each year, Renault believes that this new Talisman estate will quickly become a leader in the section when it becomes generally available in the first half of 2016.

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SMGS DAY OUT: Enjoyed by 23 members and four guests.

San Miguel in Albacete HIGHLIGHT was a hole in one by Matt Newman SMGS’s visited Las Pinailles in Albacete last week, and was attended by 23 members and four guests who enjoyed an excellent day out, which was arranged through Albatross Tours in Villamartin. The course was in excellent condition except a little damp in places.

The highlight of the day was a hole in one on hole 3 by Matt Newman (his first) and he kindly bought everybody a drink after an excellent meal which was included in the excellent price of â‚Ź55 for the day out including coach and buggy.

There was one result in the doubles match play semi final with John Osborne and Darren Hancock (The Wizard and Os), beating Steve Davis and Ivan Hanak (The Dumpers), down the 19th Hole and will now play Phil de Lacy and Ken Flaherty (Ken and Barbie), in the final.

The Silver Category was won by Alan Macdonald (32) and the Gold Category by Robin Eastman (37).

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José and United beaten!

THIS weekend sees the 2016 European Championship qualifiers Tony Matthews International Sports A former football player and the world’s most prolific author of football books (more than 100 published), Tony is also the sports reporter for Spectrum Radio and lives in the Cabrera mountains.

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FOOTBALL - José Mourinho’s 100th home PL game in charge of Chelsea ended in a 2-1 defeat by Crystal Palace. This was also his 200th match as manager of the Blues, and only the second time Chelsea had lost at home in the PL under his control.

For Palace it was only their second ever League win at Stamford Bridge, and boss Alan Pardew is the only manager ‘in the world’ to ‘win three games’ against Mourinho.

Both teams had a player sent off as West Ham beat Liverpool 3-0 - their first victory at Anfield since 1963. Unbeaten leaders Manchester City defeated Watford 2-0 to register a record 10th win in a row; WBA won 1-0 at nine-man Stoke; Arsenal pipped 10-man Newcastle by the same score - their eighth successive win over the Magpies - Southampton beat 10-man Norwich 3-0 and Swansea came back from a goal down to beat Manchester United 2-1. The matches between Aston Villa-Sunderland, Bournemouth-Leicester and Spurs-Everton ended in draws.

At the start of this week, Brighton, 3-2 winners at Ipswich, sat on top of the Championship; Walsall and Leyton Orient led Leagues 1 and 2 and

Celtic were in the new SPL leaders. Both Barcelona (1-0 v Malaga) and Real Madrid (5-0) v Betis, won their home La Liga games.

• There is no major League action this weekend due to 2016 European Championship qualifiers which include Cyprus-Wales (tonight), Georgia-Scotland, Gibraltar-Republic of Ireland and Faroe Islands-Northern Ireland (tomorrow) and San MarinoEngland and Spain-Slovakia (Saturday) • The summer transfer window has closed - details next week.

ATHLETICS - Olympian Brendan Foster has described Mo Farah as Britain’s “greatest ever sportsman” after the 32year-old became the first run-

ner ever to win the official long distance triple-double.

Farah won the World 5,000m and 10,000m titles in Beijing - a ‘double’ feat he also achieved at the London 2012 Olympics and 2013 Worlds.

Farah now has five World Championship golds, two Olympic golds and five European golds and is unbeaten on outdoor tracks in major races since finishing second in the 10,000m at the 2011 World Championships.

JOSÉ MOURINHO: 100th home game ended in defeat.

The Solheim Cup September AND golfing history could be made as the pressure is on both teams to win Getting in the swing with Campbell Lamont

By Tony Myles AS clearly demonstrated by the increasing number of ladies who frequent Campbell’s shops the evidence is clear that they are moving more to the fore in the world of golf.

Therefore the forthcoming Solheim Cup will be drawing a significant amount of interest from all quarters. And, just like the Ryder Cup, it pitches a European team against a US team. Each team member having qualified through

SPANISH SUPPORT: Azahara Munoz and Carlotta Ciganda. winning points on various competitions during the past year or by being selected by the team captain.

This year the European team is truly international with Norway, Sweden, France, England, Scotland, Germany and Spain being

represented.

There are some names amongst them who will already be recognisable such as Charley Hull and Melissa Reid from England, Anna Nordquist from Sweden and Catriona Matthew from Scotland. Each

of these excellent golfers have competed at the EuroNations Cup when it was held at La Sella in the Costa Blanca.

There are also two ladies who will be generating a lot of support from Spain, as the team includes Azahara Munoz from Malaga and Carlotta Ciganda from Pamplona.

The pressure is ON! This year there is even more pressure on both teams for quite different reasons.

Two years ago the European team defeated the US on American soil and two years previously they had won in Europe. So the hope is that they can defend their title and wrap up a third record-breaking win.

Meanwhile, on the opposite side of the argument, the US team will be desperate to ensure that this doesn’t happen. Adding to their own disappointment, the recent re-

sults for the US Ryder Cup teams have been dismal, to say the least, and especially the humiliating defeat referred to as the Miracle at Medinah in 2012. The US typically do not take defeat very well and there will be very strong support for the Solheim Ladies despite the fact that the location is Germany.

Like the Ryder Cup the format involves pairs coming head-tohead in the first two days and then the full team in a one-to-one Grand Finale on the third day.

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