Costa Blanca News Archive

04-Oct-2006

Rogue watersports operators put tourists at risk (Guardian Unlimited)
Banana slips ... Holidaymakers take a tumble from a banana boat. Watersports companies are putting holidaymakers in danger through 'woefully slack' safety standards, according to an investigation by Holiday Which? magazine.

Safeway polishes its in-house brands (Contra Costa Times)
When it comes to cheddar cheese, Heather Frazier will only take a package marked Tillamook from the shelf. When it comes to parmesan, however, Safeway Select, an in-store brand, is just fine.

Rogue watersports operators (The Observer)
Watersports companies are putting holidaymakers in danger through 'woefully slack' safety standards, according to an investigation by Holiday Which? magazine.

LATE DEALS (Daily Record)
Departing October 3 from Glasgow, seven nights in Crete, at the three-star Koni Village in Stalis, self-catering, costs �219 per adult.

Gas prices drop, but consumers won't forget '06 summer spike (Contra Costa Times)
The price of gas has continued to fall this month and likely will drop more in the weeks to come, giving motorists a sense of relief. In the past month, prices in the East Bay dropped by about 37 cents, or 12 percent per gallon, to an average of $2.63 for regular unleaded, according to data from AAA Northern California; but several stations in the area were selling gas between $2.40 and $2.50.

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