Costa Blanca News Archive

31-Aug-2006

?Tourists were few. Now none will come? (The Herald)
Security was stepped up along the Mediterranean and Aegean coastlines of Turkey yesterday, which were still packed with tourists despite the wave of bombings.

Head of police and ten officers arrested for torture (Expatica)
MADRID ? The head of police and ten officers in Torrevieja on the Costa Blanca have been arrested for allegations of torture, authorities said on Wednesday.

Premier Holidays Launches Irish Holiday Villa Site (PR Web via Yahoo! News)
Dublin (PRWEB) August 30, 2006 -- Premier Holidays today launched its new villa holiday site specifically targeting the Irish villa holiday market.

EDUCATION: Worried about your maths and spelling? Don't worry, it's really never too late to learn (The Evening Telegraph)
AS last week's GCSE results saw 60 per cent of the city's pupils gain five good passes, a report by the Confederation of British Industry claims many employers have to give their new starters basic lessons in English and maths.

HOTEL SAFE WARNING (Daily Record)
THIEVES have been breaking into Spanish hotel rooms and apartments to steal the mini-safes and valuables inside. The crooks have struck across the Costa Blanca.

EDUCATION: Worried about your maths and spelling? Don't worry, it's really never too late to learn (Peterborough Today)
AS last week's GCSE results saw 60 per cent of the city's pupils gain five good passes, a report by the Confederation of British Industry claims many employers have to give their new starters basic lessons in English and maths. As ignorance of the "Three Rs" is threatening to destroy the city's chances of booming in the future, Jemma Walton looked at what companies and colleges are doing to get

Knockout: How expats are being gassed in their homes (Expatica)
In a sinister trend, crime gangs gas expats in their homes and steal everything. Expatica reports Expats have been the victims of a spate of robberies in which they are gassed to knock them out before their homes are ransacked.

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