Costa Blanca News Archive

21-Apr-2007

Ahoy there... it's Ray's navy pin-up (Coventry Evening Telegraph)
COVENTRY mum Dawn Keylock fondly remembers her modelling career - and so does a retired Navy officer now living on the Costa Blanca! For the stunning image of a then 22-year-old Dawn still lingers on in 73-year-old Ray Martin's mind after they posed together for a photo 20 years ago.

HIGH AND DRY ; Warning As Spain Holiday Homes Are Built With No Water (RedNova)
By MICHELLE O'KEEFFE THOUSANDS of Irish sun-seekers snapping up Spanish holiday homes were warned yesterday they could be left feeling parched. Around 300,000 houses being built in hotspots such as Valencia and Murcia in the Costa del Sol may not have a water supply.

Juan Gabriel plans June Ju�rez concert (El Paso Times)
Juan Gabriel, a six-time Grammy nominee and Mexico's top selling artist will perform with an orchestra, mariachis and chorus June 2 at the Carta Blanca Stadium, Reforma and Colombia Avenues. The time of the concert is not yet available.

As Hotel Prices Rise, a Villa May Be a Bargain (New York Times)
Selecting among the growing number of European villas can be more daunting than making hotel reservations. Some tips for navigating your way to the Tuscan sun, or close to it.

20 ideas for a family holiday (Times Online)
What, you stil haven't booked the big holiday this summer? No worries - we've 20 hot tips for getaways

Spanish Land Grab Threatens to Undermine Second-Home Gold Rush (Bloomberg.com)
April 18 (Bloomberg) -- Linda Brennan and Terry Venables are making their last stand. Bulldozers await the green light to demolish part of their century-old house in Spain's Valencia region, so they never leave the property unoccupied.

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