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Edition - 1134

Algarve
	The Algarve’s first English-speaking fire brigade Albufeira Fire Brigade celebrated its thirtieth anniversary with a very special weekend of events culminating on Sunday when members of the fire brigade demonstrated many different means of rescue and cutting extrication techniques in the event of vehicle collisions, as well as fire drills and many .....
- The Algarve’s first English-speaking fire brigade
- Sea threatens tourist areas
- Portugal wins qualification for rugby World Cup
- Government increases investment
- Helvetic Airways announces flights from Faro to Zurich
- Loan for social housing to reduce exclusion in Portugal
- World Consumer Day inspections
- Birgit Wegemann sings at Opera Dinners
- Portugal wants to double medicine exports
- Oo-Boop-I-Do: Fourth World Première at São Brás Museum
- Shakira returns to Portugal
- Having a laugh
- Carefully crafted for you by Dunn and Ribeiro

Costa del Sol
	Asthma fight in Spain goes on as children worst affected RONDA is taking an active part in the nation’s fight against asthma, an illness affecting 10 per cent of children in Spain. At a congress in the town dedicated to the illness, Doctor Jose Maria Ignacio Garcia, head of the organising committee, told 350 international and national specialists that the .....
- ‘BIG BROTHER’ TV
- Khaled, 13, missing
- Dying prisoner on hunger strike may be freed
- Parents plead for release of son’s body year after murder
- Father threatened to throw baby off balcony
- Mijas donkeys get health all clear
- Drivers face nightly problem
- Asthma fight in Spain goes on as children worst affected
- Error sees accused walk free
- Defence lawyers request retrial
- Produce markets woo the hi-tech shoppers
- Carmen Thyssen Bornemiza Museum
- Health centre opens
- Magic Palace suspends shows
- Alhambra fights to be a new Seven Wonder
- Mayor in battle for a national police station
- Army horses in Coin for mating season
- Good deal for UMA members
- CAP’s handbell ringers give their first performance
- Age Concern, Estepona and Manilva
- SEPE organises Easter celebrations
- No Botellodromo during Holy Week
- Benalmadena goes to Basque tourism fair
- Exotic species inhabit Benalmadena pond
- Beaches rebuilt after storms

Costa Blanca
	Karate medal stars CLUB Deportivo WASHIN-KAI KARATE of Javea travelled to England to participate in the 2007 British Traditional Karate International Championships. Instructor Ray Sweeney took a party of seven students who won a total of 15 medals including eight golds. Karate competition is divided into two parts, .....
- Six months for marrying twice
- Drug bust in Benidorm
- Pego mayor loses appeal
- More police for the province
- Political stunt in Denia
- A hump in the road
- Hospital repairs, two years on
- Medical Centre for La Cala
- Kidnap averted
- Ambassador’s warning
- Mother’s Day in Javea
- At war over water
- Funny money no joke
- Manises overtakes El Altet
- Untreated sewage threat in Lliber
- Happy holidays
- Electrifying publicity
- Spanish shoes shine in China
- Costly elections
- ‘A Touch of Danger’ in the air
- Church of England Costa Blanca Anglican chaplaincy
- Karate medal stars
- Elche Rugby News
- Medieval Market in the park at Easter in Torrevieja

Costa de Almería
	El Ejido to finally get some satisfaction... AFTER months of rumours, gossip and speculation, The Rolling Stones have announced they are to perform at the Santo Domingo Stadium in El Ejido on June 30 this year as part of their European ‘A Bigger Bang’ Tour 2007. This is welcome news to the 50,000 fans who were left waiting on August 16 last .....
- El Ejido to finally get some satisfaction...
- Plight of the pylon protesters continues
- Almeria Port cruises into the top 50
- Crucifixion caught on camera
- Murder and corruption rock Cricket World Cup
- Celebrates first annual festival of diverse music
- Hunter on a winning streak
- Local ballet school wins 22 medals in Valencia
- New tourist centre opens in Vera
- Northern Spain attracts skiers
- Future set to be bilingual
- Freak winds disrupt region’s flights

Mallorca
	New craze at Glayze Dayz studio BAR owner Maggie Sharpe is hoping that Glayze Dayz, a pottery painting studio, will fire a whole new craze on the island this summer. The studio is situated near the Caprabo supermarket in Magalluf and offers visitors the opportunity to design and illustrate their own mugs, plates and ornaments .....
- Hunter reaches the world finals
- Manchado rules out plans to abandon foreigners’ department
- Bells toll for Easter
- Bus row rages on
- Council work is highlighted
- Languages courses launched
- Expat permit is a puzzler for immigrants
- Mark’s recipe for success
- Hospital scheme aids patients
- City taxi fares to rise
- Residents fight to improve neighbourhood
- Questions mean cash for new charity
- Exhibition is Dee-lightful

Heart of Andalucía
	Spanish thoroughbred statue inaugurated A STATUE dedicated to the thoroughbred Spanish horse has been inaugurated in Coin. The three-metre bronze statue, by artist Jose Manuel Viano Viano, is situated on the roundabout between El Rodeo Urbanization and Cantarranas industrial estate. .....
- Spanish thoroughbred statue inaugurated
- Ronda at centre
- 21,000 attend horse show
- Much happier
- Banker accused of fraud
- Unemployed women build new gym
- Hey big earner!
- Inmates take part in pilgrimage
- Cheaper gas
- Mature mayors
- Moroccan boy missing
- Lynx births breed hope

Sport
	Haye takes a big gamble DAVID HAYE this week admitted he is taking a gamble in moving up to heavyweight. The Londoner makes his debut among the big boys on April 27 against experienced former Audley Harrison foe Tomasz Bonin. The 33-year-old Pole took Harrison nine rounds back in 2004 and has lost just once in 37 heavywei....
- Haye takes a big gamble
- Roeder fights back

Boadicea

Looking ahead
WINONA RYDER told an interviewer that when she was 19 she was so heart broken about her break-up with Johnny Depp that a doct....

Mrs. Ed

AT last the Valencian government has authorised the building of an electrified tramway system from the Tabisam roundabout in....

Sidelines

Little for real celebration
THE fourth anniversary of the Iraq invasion has come and gone with little to celebrate. There was the usual trickle of death....

Health & Beauty

The curse of the dreaded stitch
HAVE you ever been struck down by the dreaded stitch? It almost always occurs when you’re having the best workout or the fast....

Food

Breakfast with churros and chocolate
ALTHOUGH breakfast is the least important meal in Spain, don’t miss out on a traditional breakfast dish: Churros. Breakfast....

Leapy Lee

Off to the diamond mine we go
HERE we go again. Yet more abuse from a reader who has obviously only perused a couple of my scribblings and can’t wait to ig....

Astrology
		Star - Pisces Satisfaction with your love life is paramount this week, and the opinion of others seems important to you. Perhaps you are lo ....

Happened This Day
	1716 - The first lion to be exhibited in America goes on display in Boston, MA. 1731 - English poet William Cowper is born. He is best known for "The Poplar Trees" and "The Task." 1832 - Public streetcar service begins in New York City. ....

Birthdays
	Nicollette Sheridan - 44 - British actress, Maxwell Caulfield - 46 - Scottish American actor, Christina Applegate - 36 - American actress,
	more...