Costa Blanca News Archive

18-Oct-2006

Dentist Fills Cavities, Offers Massages (RedNova)
By Blanca Torres, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif. Oct. 6--PLEASANT HILL -- Ricardo Perez's first brush with business came when he started selling doughnuts in a park at age 10.

Ulster turns to property abroad (Belfast Telegraph)
Ulster homeowners have been flocking to a major property exhibition in Belfast for advice on where to purchase a second home abroad.

Not just a dip in the ocean (Mortgage Introducer)
It seems for us Brits that Spain is now a place of sun, sea, sand and a semi in Torremolinos. While buying a home on the Costa del Sol used to be the preserve of East End gangsters, owning an overseas property is now available to almost anyone and Spain remains our favourite escape from Blighty.

Hundreds of British homes in Spain face being bulldozed (Gulf Times)
LONDON: Hundreds of British families living in Spain were facing financial ruin after being told their homes were built illegally and face being bulldozed.

Bulldozed: Britons' dream of Spanish sun turns to nightmare (Independent)
Denis and Pat Archer bought a villa in Catral to start a new life in the Spanish sun. But now a civic corruption scandal may mean bulldozers destroy those dreams for ever.

LATE DEALS (Daily Record)
Departing on October 17 from Glasgow, seven nights in Crete at the three-star Koni Village in Stalis on a self-catering basis costs �189 per adult.

Jaguares play Saturday at Salon Morocos (El Paso Times)
The band Jaguares, on its 10th-anniversary tour, will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at Salon Morocos in the Carta Blanca Gardens, Colombia and Reforma avenues.

Dentist fills cavities, offers massages (Contra Costa Times)
Ricardo Perez's first brush with business came when he started selling doughnuts in a park at age 10. Years later, while studying dentistry, he decided his practice here would offer more than teeth cleanings and root canals.

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