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Gran Alacant Advertiser continues to bring you all the local NEWS including information from the local Town Hall representative. Working for the local community since May 2005. If you have any QUESTIONS or PROBLEMS you would like us to discuss, please email on granalacantadvertiser@hotmail.com Q: Barking Dogs I own a Serena in Escandinavia 2 close to the swimming pool, and my wife and I have just spent a 3-week holiday in the apartment. We cut the holiday short by 10 days because of the continual barking of nearby dogs, all day and on occasions all night. I've sent an email to Mediterranean who looks after the complex. They sent an email to all people who have email addresses to control their dogs. That made no difference at all. What can be done to stop this, in England this is classed as anti-social behaviour and would not be tolerated. We are back out at the end of October and hope to see a difference. If not I might have to sell up. Nick Answer by GA Councillor Oscar Valenzuela: First of all, speak with the community administrator to try to resolve this problem with them. The second option is to file a complaint with the local police as we have a municipal ordinance for this. Q: Dilapidated areas in GA Hi Lou & Ged Sometimes it is with dismay that I look around GA , it has the potential to be a really lovely area for people who live here & come on holiday. But when I walk by the empty units opposite the viewing point (pictures attached), where Good View restaurant is, and see how run down & dilapidated the whole row of units have become it is very disheartening. This area should be a magnet for people

to come to dine & relax, as it has such a fantastic vista, instead it is now an eye sore. Can you please ask our local Councillor if the Council intend to do anything to force the landlords of these units to either renovate them & open them up or sell them to someone who will? Also, can you ask our Councillor about the building, electricity sub station I think , that is half way up the road leading to the library. Again, another eye sore in the area as it has lots of graffiti on it Can this be repainted and railed off so it is harder for this type of thing to keep happening? The benches along this stretch of road could also do with a revamp.

Some nice flower pots at each bench would look so attractive and encourage people to sit, chat and enjoy the views.

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I know someone will say irrigation is an issue for the plants but surely there is some kind of native planting that is hardy & would grow well without much looking after. Keep up the great work you are doing with the magazine. Best regards Fiona Answer by GA Councillor Oscar Valenzuela: With regards to the empty units we can try to contact the owners and ask them to clean up and repaint to cover the graffiti, but unless it’s a public hazard there is not much else that we as the Town hall can do LATEST NEWS FROM THE GA COUNCILLOR OSCAR VALENZUELA

Ambulance and better medical facilities for Gran Alacant On the 14th of October a person sadly lost their life in Gran Alacant. The attending ambulance took 20 minutes to arrive, which has highlighted the need to improve medical care in our neighbourhood. Year after year we have been unsuccessful in our efforts to convince the Valencian Government Health Department to assert its power to increase the facilities in our region. There is only ONE ambulance that covers Santa Pola and all the districts of Elche, including El Altet, Los Arenales and La Marina. So the fact that it only took 20 minutes is actually amazing, it is sad to think how much longer it would have taken if there was another incident at or around the same time. On a municipal level, we have stretched our powers to their limits by agreeing with the Red Cross that they provide first aid care in the beach area, however, we do not have the power to hire an ambulance or build a health centre. We have regular meetings with the medical and nursing Directors at the Hospital of Elche, on who we depend for health matters, regarding the health care

as they are privately owned. With regards to the graffiti on the electricity substation and the need to repaint the benches, from the beginning of October and for the first time ever, Gran Alacant now has a dedicated team that are responsible for gardening/parks and maintenance. They will be working closely with URBASER from Mondays to Fridays to ensure that repairs, including repainting the benches and ongoing maintenance happen in a timely manner, so you should start to see improvements in the very near future. received in Santa Pola and Gran Alacant and are always told that we can go to the Santa Pola Health Centre or the El Altet outpatient clinic, however both of these options mean travelling along a stretch of the N332 which is notoriously dangerous due to the increasing number of accidents (the most recent serious one occurred today!), black spots and massive surge in traffic during the Summer months. These issues also affect the ability for the ambulance to reach Gran Alacant efficiently. Water consumption studies show that Gran Alacant has a fixed population in the Winter to Spring of 20,000 people which increases to 35,000 during the Summer. The fact that these figures were collated whilst we are in the midst of a pandemic with confinements and tourist and movement limitations, prove that the size of our population needs to have better support services. We will continue to insist that the needs of the real population of Gran Alacant and the municipality should be made a priority as the lack of services is literally playing with people's lives. Fumigation Fumigation efforts continue weekly throughout Gran Alacant, especially in the area of the Clot. Although we have not detected any recent outbreaks we need to continue to fumigate the area to help combat and control the amount of mosquitoes, especially after rains and subsequent increase in temperatures.

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Department of cleaning, parks and gardens In September, large groups of workers were brought in to combat some of the areas in Gran Alacant that have been overlooked for a long time. In an effort to meet the needs of the neighbourhood and respond quickly and efficiently to demands from the population of Gran Alacant, Encarni Ramírez, Councillor for cleaning, parks and gardens, has appointed a 4 person team

that will solely be based in Gran Alacant. The team started work at the beginning of October and will initially respond to several urgent complaints that have been received from residents. Subsequently they will continue to carry out clearing, pruning, cleaning and maintenance works around Gran Alacant to prevent the issues that have been seen in the past. New Basketball Court On the 21st September, in response to requests from residents, the department of cleaning, parks and gardens started work on the installation of a half size Basketball court to replace the existing one that has fallen into disrepair next to the dog park. At 17 x 13 metres, this size of court is approved for 3-a-side games. The court will be redesigned so that the basket can be located in a different position to ensure that it is less affected by the sun and it will also be fitted with an anti-vandal net. The playing surface of the court will be made up of several layers of concrete and finished with a non-slip float finish. Municipal Natural Park of the Sierra and Cabo de Santa Pola The Santa Pola council met with residents within the municipality on the 1st of October to discuss the landscape study for the future of the Municipal Natural Park of the Sierra and Cabo de Santa Pola. More news on this to follow.

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DEMOLITION OF THE OLD HOTEL DE ARENALES DEL SOL

The demolition of the old Hotel de Arenales del Sol began on Tuesday 19 October. The works are expected to take 3 weeks and later a phase of regeneration and renaturalization of the beach will begin. It is the second phase of work that began early summer

during which around a thousand pounds of asbestos was removed and deposited in landfill. Local Councllor Gonzalez said “We are in the final stretch of a decision taken in 1997 and that as a result of a long administrative and judicial battle now culminates with this situation that we have experienced for so long and that has been so complex to solve”. The government team say next summer visitors and neighbours of Arenales del Sol will be able to enjoy one of the best beaches of the Costa Blanca and the Valencian Community.

GALs – GRAN ALACANT LADIES

Membership of the Gran Alacant Ladies (GALs) group continues to grow. From a simple beginning of 6 friends meeting for coffee, the group now boasts over 220 members of wide-ranging nationalities and life experiences.

support and explore together this beautiful area. We meet at different venues in Gran Alacant to ensure we are supporting our local businesses as best we can.

Members use the group for a variety of reasons. The past few weeks have seen large numbers of GALs attending lunchtime social events at local venues, a coffee meet up for new members and a cultural day trip to Alicante City. Fund raising for SATs Animal shelter is also on the agenda. Julie Lewis says – “It is fantastic that so many ladies are taking the opportunity to meet up to enjoy each other’s company, share knowledge and experience, offer

Feedback about the benefits experienced by members has been amazing – ladies come along to an event alone and leave having made new friends.” New members are always welcome. The group can be found on the fb link below. Joiners are asked to answer 3 simple questions about their links to the area. Any venues wishing to host a GALs lunch event can get in touch with Julie on jalewis1@aol.com or Claire on clairewilliams2016@gmail.com

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THE GRAN ALACANT AND LA MARINA LEGIONNAIRES 98 POINTS BONALBA 96

The Gran Alacant and La Marina Legionnaires 98 points Bonalba 96. Our bowls team have just returned from playing Bonalba Bowls club last years division north league champions with three of their team in the finals of the Valenciatel championship.No need to tell you but our Gran Alicante & La Marina Legionnaires bowls team won the match.Also raising 200 Euros for the Poppy Appeal. A fantastic result we'll done every one.

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MONTEMAR BOWLS & SOCIAL CLUB TRIPS COMPETITION The Gran Alacant Mixed Rinks Competition was once again cancelled so we held a Trips Competition for club members. Twelve teams of three were split into two groups and each team played three games over the two days. Points were scored for every end won and for winning the overall game. Before the competition commenced we held a Spider which was won by Yvonne Yarrow. The winning team was Rita Towle, Ted Hyman and Dave Eades, well done to all!!! After the competition we enjoyed lunch at the Belfry which as usual was

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enjoyed by all. Cindy presented the winners with their prizes and the Chairman Chris Harding thanked Cindy the Belfry, and the ladies who had organised the cake stall and all who had took part.

LADIES AFTERNOON TEA As the last ladies afternoon tea was so successful it was decided to organise another one. Once again it was very

CHICKEN RUN The September chicken run was well supported with thirty two members taking part. The chickens were won by Julia Hamilton and Graham Smythe the eggs were won by Yvonne and Dave Yarrow.

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DAVE ROBERTS Members were delighted to welcome Chris and Dave Roberts back to the Club in early October, after two years absence. Dave has been fighting illness in the U.K. for last two years and is now winning his battle. Dave managed to bowl for the first time since his illness. With the help of playing partners he managed twelve ends and really enjoyed being back on the rink again. We hope to see Chris and Dave back in Spain in November. enjoyable the drinks flowed and a good time was had by all who attended. A big thank you to Sharan, Paul and Ruth and of course the ladies of the Social Committee.

SOCIAL EVENTS The next social event will be 9th November, shopping trip to La Zenia followed by lunch at La Cosecha. Please check the club notice board for details.

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What are your symptoms? The most notorious thing about influenza is that it manifests itself suddenly, without prior warnings, causing a sudden high fever (above 38 degrees) which lasts an average of two or three days, and can reach a week. Along with high fever, the disease is accompanied by fatigue or weakness that can be extreme, which in the case of older adults can last longer than normal (two to five days). It is also common for the person to suffer from a headache. Painful swallowing and coughing, muscle pain, joint pain, and light discomfort are common, symptoms that can last for more than a week. Sometimes stomach problems (such as nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea) and otitis can appear, although these symptoms are more frequent in children. Influenza can also aggravate the symptoms of other illnesses that people already have, such as: heart failure, diabetes, pneumonia from bacterial super-infection, dehydration, and others. Difficulty breathing is one of the most serious complications that can occur in children. How to prevent it? For seasonal influenza there is a vaccine that is given annually and is indicated in all people. Each year the campaign is for

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Beth worked as a Qualified Librarian in Aberdeen for 20 years. She loves reading and delights in finding exciting new authors as well as reverting back to favourite writers of all genres. Beth has lived in Gran Alacant for the last 15 years.

Nothing Ventured introduces the reader to William Warwick who has wanted to be a detective ever since he was a young boy. Much to the dismay of his father who wants William to follow in his footsteps and become a lawyer. After graduating from university, William begins a career that will define his life: from his early months on the beat with his first mentor Constable Fred Yates to his first case as a fledgling detective in Scotland Yard’s arts and antiquities squad. Through twists, triumph and tragedy this new series develops the character of William Warwick and the making of a detective. (Hidden in Plain Sight, Turn a Blind Eye and Over My Dead Body continue the series) ...

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OLD AGE CREEPING ON … No not a sentence from a racy novel for the retired, just a fact. I keep being reminded that next year I reach the Big 60. There are many things that remind me: 1. I’d make a rubbish burglar because my knees make too much noise. 2. Now I know why if I order a 3 course meal in a restaurant, they want me to pay up front. I’ve realised that to live to 100 you must give up all the things that make you want to live to 100. So to hell with it! Carry on as normal. The trouble is our mental age never changes, so I’d like to apologise now for the next 20 years of bad behaviour! Life is like a 2-week holiday, the first week goes slowly, but before you know it, you’re on the plane home, so we should all make the most of every day. Summer has now come to an end, but GA seems to carry on regardless. It is good news to see a new supermarket imminent, it will certainly take away some of the stress of battling through Mercadona in the middle of July. I could theoretically walk to the new one, but lets not get silly. People have been filling Gabe Market keen to empty their shelves ahead of their relocation. Who knew I needed 42 photo frames, 76 lightbulbs, and a plastic ornament that plays roll out the barrel? Well with 50% off I did! Life continues to return to normal after COVID, we will all be happy when all that is, is a page in a history book! Travel between Spain and the UK has become a little easier with the removal of day 2 PCR tests in favour of lateral flow tests, which I understand is far cheaper and doesn’t

require you to locate a mysteriously hidden drop box. Getting back into my old way of working face to face, rather than zoom calls and emails, was odd at first. Reticence about travel will still hold some back from travelling this year I think, but I do believe 2022 will be record breaking here. It was nice to visit the old country last month. Spend time with my elderly Dad, and not so elderly kids. Managed to visit Diddly squat farm, home of Jeremy Clarkson’s latest TV series on farming. Bought a few questionably un PC souvenirs. Weather was stunning and reminds you that Britain in the sunshine is a beautiful place. It just needs more of it! Christmas lies around the corner. I cannot believe how quick time flies. I spent 12 years in school as a child, the same amount of time as I have spent in Spain, and I’m darned sure the 12 years at school didn’t go as fast. I’ll struggle with the usual ‘what do you want’ questions, and I’ll give the usual ‘haven’t got a clue’ answer. I’m a lucky man, and certainly as you get older you place less value on trinkets and more on memories. After all, at the end that’s all you are left with. Hope you all have a great November; GA is the place to be. Get out there, make new friends, start building the foundations for an amazing 2022. Disagree with anything? What an opinion you have discussed? Message me on terry@montelinvestments.co.uk (putting Terry Talks in the subject matter) Or you can comment on the online version of the magazine on facebook.

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AFTERNOON TEA ANYONE? The small town of Crevillente lies about 40 minutes drive inland from Gran Alacant. It is pleasant and known for its carpet weavers but otherwise fairly nondescript. However, situated in the countryside outside of the town is a place of magic and enchantment; the Carmen del Campillo Teteria or also known as “Tetería Crevillente” or Crevillente teahouse.

To call this establishment a tea house is somewhat misleading, tea is certainly served along with cakes but it is the gardens and buildings that are the main reason for visiting. The tea house is a complex of buildings and pavilions set in a walled Moroccan style garden of about two hectares. One is free to explore at will a world of galleries, halls, courtyards and rooftops designed and decorated to evoke the Maghreb, all set amongst pools and shady paths.

We both have a love of tea and gardens and had also been told wonderful things about the hidden teahouse of Crevilente, so a visit was only a matter of time. One quiet Sunday afternoon we decided to pay a long overdue visit and we were not disappointed, indeed everything we had been told did not do justice to the secret paradise we found.

Yet this fantasy of a Moorish past is actually only around 40 years old. It is the creation of a gentleman called Harun who was determined to make a slice of paradise in the Spanish countryside and ultimately opened his dream to visitors as a tea house. Many of the furnishings are from Morocco where Harun has family. The attention to detail is breathtaking with each area giving way to fresh vistas or secret enclosed spaces. The gardens invite one to imagine oneself in a Marrakech riad or the lost Moorish paradise of al-Andalus. The tea house avoids being kitsch or derivative by the care and obvious love with which it creates its fantasy world.

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Above all, the gardens are a beautiful space in which to spend time. Hugely popular with local people who come to sit late into the night (the tea house stays open till the early hours) drinking tea and chatting. The house offers a wide range of teas including some special spiced and herbal mixes with colourful names clearly designed to encourage one to journey to more exotic times and places.

tea on divans set amongst trees in Samarkand, on rooftops in Tangier and at tables in covered markets in Istanbul. Tea houses located in gardens are especially important in Islamic culture since the garden is a representation of paradise and hence carries a spiritual message reminding the visitor of better things to come after this earthly life is over. The famously magnificent gardens of the Alhambra Palace in Granada are a reminder that Spain itself was once part of this wider Muslim world. It is this ancient and civilised culture that the tea house of Carmen del Campillo successfully seeks to recreate. We also have a liking for gardens and since moving to Spain have joined the Mediterranean Garden Society in pursuit of greener fingers. If you like plants and gardens and would like to explore and learn more about gardening in our climate check out www.mediterraneangardensociety.org The society has a Costa Blanca branch. Ultimately when visiting a garden such as the Crevillente tea house it is for each visitor to create their own fantasy from the beautiful spaces behind the walls. We will be writing about other local gardens to visit in future articles.

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DUNBARS RESTAURANT

For Sale 390.000€

Celebrations, meetings, communions, weddings ... this place has a long journey !!! Corner restaurant with two floors fully equipped, plus a terrace of about 120 meters. On the ground floor are the dining room and bar, which each have independent access. There are 2 toilets, a warehouse and two cold rooms: one of them recessed and the other for the bar and barrels. The forklift serves the bar on

Av.Escandinavia 72, Altomar II L.10 03130 Gran Alacant - Santa Pola

the first floor. There you can also find the dining room, kitchen that serves this floor, two toilets, a toilet for staff and an office. The terrace is about 120 square meters. The entire premises, that is, both floors, are soundproof. This restaurant has been running for 17 years with the same owner. Sale for retirement.

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GA 56 URB.MONTEFARRO

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GA 57 GRAN ALACANT

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Tel: 711 075 305 Beautiful Beethoven looking for his forever home He gets a little stressed in the kennel environment, and would love a home to call his own with a garden. He is good with other female dogs, and loves to go on long walks.

He is a 3 year old Mastin who deserves a new start!

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e-mail: k9clubinfo@gmail.com Cookie - she lived in a home previously with other dogs and children, and came to the shelter following a family break up. She loves walks and being made a fuss of. Would like a home with a garden and lots of exercise.

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WHAT’S THAT IN THE CLOT? TRUST US

by Mark Etheridge

KINGFISHER for several minutes before darting off again. One thing to look for is a patch of orange on the lower bill – if it has that it is a female bird, if the bill is all-black as in my photograph you are looking at a male. Other than that, the sexes are identical. You can also listen out for their high piping call, which is often the first indication that they are about.

Last month, I wrote about the reintroduction of the rare Marbled Duck to the Clot, and the steps which have been taken to improve the wetland environment for this species. This has also had positive knock-on effects on other species, and this month we are looking at one of the most spectacular birds to be found in our area – the Kingfisher. If you had been visiting the Clot more than three or four years ago, a Kingfisher would have been an uncommon sight – indeed, in more than fifteen years of watching birds in the Clot, I had only seen them on two or three occasions. These days, you are almost certain to see one, even if it is only the usual sighting of a tiny blue and orange exocet missile skimming low across the water in front of you for a few seconds. But patience pays dividends! Sometimes you can watch them in flight, and if you are lucky they will perch in the open on one of the reedbeds opposite you. This is where a pair of binoculars will come in handy; when they land in view they may stay there

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The good news about their colonisation of the Clot is that it proves the quality of the ecosystem. Kingfishers are good indicators of clear and high quality water, and it is now certain that these birds are breeding in the Clot whereas before they were absent. Their nests will be holes in waterside banks, where they will lay two broods of 5 to 7 eggs, but sometimes up to 10. Not all of the chicks will make it to adulthood, but enough will survive to make them a welcome resident in the area. In chatting to fellow birders, we estimate that there might be up to ten breeding pairs in the Clot. They feed on small fish of course, but what is not so well known is that they take insects too, such as dragonfly larvae and water beetles, as well as aquatic shrimps. They don't have the problem that their northern brothers and sisters have of the water freezing over, so remain faithful to the local area while it can still support them Last month I was sitting in the hide at the Charco Pool watching a Kingfisher perched in the opposite reedbed. An older Spanish gentleman turned up, and enquired of me “Martin Pescador?” I was able to point out where the bird was sitting, and the expression of delight on his face was an absolute picture. Kingfishers just get people that way! You can see more photos of our local wildlife by visiting https://marketheridge.smugmug.com/

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DRAFT OF ANIMAL PROTECTION ACT (I)

Spanish Parliament is going to approve within the following months a new (and more strict) Animal Protection and Welfare law. So far, the legal text is not definitive yet, and the content is not 100% developed. Just like any other legal text, lots of articles will be modified before its definitive approval.

Most people have probably heard about it at the news. Our most important recommendation is not to believe everything they say about it, since there are lots of hoaxes and fake news everywhere. The only 100% reliable source of information is official Spanish Government websites, and, of course, your Vet. Here are some things the new law says about companion animals: •

They must live at home with their family in good health and hygienic conditions.

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Those animals, which can’t live at home due to their special features, must live in proper facilities according species and breed, and the facilities must offer them protection against cold and hot weather.

• Social animals must live with other members of the species, never isolated. • Uncontrolled reproduction must end. This implies, for example, animals which can go outdoors must be neutered. Animals belonging to the same species which share a home can’t reproduce EXCEPT IN CASE OF AN OFFICIALL REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL BREEDER. This implies, at least, in case you have males and females of the same species at home, all the males or all the females must be neutered. •

An animal cannot be left in a car exposed to high temperatures.

• An animal cannot walk off the lead without supervision. • An animal cannot spend all the day chained. This is becoming fortunately more and more uncommon, but sometimes you can see it in case of large country houses, just to stop the dog approaching to the fence. This will be totally forbidden. •

The owner must clean its pet’s faeces and urine in every case, even at the countryside.

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Dogs must pass a behavioural test. The way this test is going to be performed is not developed yet.

• Mandatory Veterinary treatments will be easier for the owner. • Cages, aquariums and terrariums will have minimum requirements according to the species. •

Breeding will be forbidden, except for professional breeders (professional implies, of course, paying VAT and other taxes every professional pays).

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Animals will be allowed to enter public and private establishments, except in case of risk for people.

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Animals will be allowed to use means of transport. In case of car rental with a driver it will be the driver’s decision

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Animals cannot be sent away by courier. Animal transportation businesses must be exclusive for animals. Animals can access everywhere except if there is a sign perfectly visible from the exterior forbidding it.

We will continue informing about this new regulation after Christmas.

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PETS IN SPAIN www.petsinspain.com

Pets In Spain is a website dedicated to the re-homing of abandoned and unwanted animals on the Costa Blanca. Whether you are looking to adopt an animal, advertise an animal or if you simply want to know more about taking care of your pet in Spain, please take a look at our site or Call: 645 469 253 or email: info@petinspain.com Bubu is around 8 weeks old and was dumped when she was a few weeks old. She is very friendly and good with other cats, dogs and children.

Hodor is around 11 weeks old and in need of a forever home. He is good with other cats, dogs and children. Hodor is in excellent health and has started his vaccinations.

Button the kitten with 1 eye has been adopted from our last issue. Lulu is around 8 weeks old and in need of a new home. She is very friendly and is in foster with other cats, dogs and children.

Sansa is around 11 weeks old. She has been in foster with other cats, dogs and children. Sansa has started her vaccinations and is in excellent health.

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GRAN ALACANT GOLF SOCIETY

GAGS are now back to playing twice a week, Tuesday and Friday at 8am. We are looking forward to meeting up with our regular players and welcoming new members whether they be residents or visitors.

When: the formal Society Day is Tuesdays weekly when all golfers are most welcome. In addition we have an informal get together every Friday which has always been a Gentleman’s Day.

SOCIETY DETAILS ARE AS FOLLOWS: Where: El Plantio Golf Resort. The official address is A-79, Km3, 03114, Alicante.

Time: on both days normally 8am so please be there by 7.40am. Occasionally the Starter may request we change the time so unless you are a regular golfer it would be best to check with us beforehand. Cost: usually €50 per round at peak times to include a buggy plus €1.50 mandatory insurance charge. It can sometimes be cheaper during less busy, off peak seasons. In addition the Society requires €5 sweep money which is all paid out at the end of the round.

We look forward to seeing you.

For more information please contact: Michael (966 698 925) Tony (966 183 004)

BICI GRAN ALACANT

We are a small group who spend most of the time here in Gran Alacant. If you are interested in joining one of our rides look us up on Facebook Gran Alacant Road Cyclist (Bici Gran Alacant) where ride details are posted.

GRAN ALACANT WALKING FOOTBALL

We have been informed that the area behind the Gran Alacant Indoor Sports Centre will be converted to provide an astroturf multi-sport area. We believe that this proposed work has now been included in the Santa Pola budgeting and we can look forward to future news regarding the time frame of the project. We also understand the upgrading of the playing surface of the Pereira Stadium in Santa Pola will hopefully be completed this calendar year. The numbers attending our Indoor Sessions on Wednesdays at 11am are steady and we are seeing some old familiar faces

return as the Covid-travel restrictions with the UK are relaxed. There will be a meeting of all interested members at Shooters Bar, Carabassi Centre on Tuesday 9th November at 12 noon. Among the things to be decided will be finding a new treasurer and kit-man for the group as Clive Bailey has decided to retire from both positions. Clive has done a great job for the past 2 years and we all thank him for his diligence to keep the club intact during the difficulties caused by Covid. Stay safe everyone… John Fraser +44 7866315087 I +34 630 582322

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GA RUNNING GROUP

THE (CONTINUING) ADVENTURES OF THE GRAN ALACANT RUNNERS We had a new runner join us this month, Eileen who recently competed in the Wigan 10k and who joined us for a run through Gran Alacant and Los Arenales. Philippe has had another set back after the recent treatment he had on his knee and is now awaiting confirmation on what procedure, if any, is available for him. We wish him a speedy recovery.

Claudia, Brigitte, Jan, Eileen and Geoff, met for a run from Gran Alacant through Los Arenales. To spice things up there was a section in

Jeanne cracked a rib in a biking fall which put her out of action for a few weeks, but she is back running around the Clot with no loss of form. Lou is slowly recovering and has attempted a few short runs. Andy continues to run his training sessions before he starts work and Graeme can be seen burning up the streets in Gateshead. Claudia and Brigitte travelled to Valencia to run in the half marathon, and we will hear more from them next month when they provide some detail on their current challenges. Staffan will visit during this next month and will join with Brigitte, Claudia, Jeanne and Jan. Hopefully they can meet up for a run and perhaps, some light refreshments. It’s been an enjoyable month with the group. With the cooling of the days it has been more enjoyable to run, plus we haven’t had to get up at crazy o’clock to avoid the sun, but more importantly, we finally got to meet each other. The running group first formed in the month before lockdown, during which Claudia, Brigitte and Philippe travelled to Benidorm to compete in the Benidorm 10k, but since then it has been almost impossible to meet as a group. However in October we had two meet ups; one as a joint run and one as a social get together. On 12th October,

the middle where we raced over a 3.5km course. And to even things up everyone was given a handicap, with the slower ones setting of first. It proved to be highly competitive and was enjoyed by those who took part. On 17th October we met at Skippers bar for a coffee in the sunshine to meet new friends and share stories of yore.

No matter what your ability, if you are visiting the area and want to run with someone, please get in touch.

If you want to join us contact Geoff 0044/ 747 685 1356

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Difficulty Rating: EASY To solve the puzzle each 3 x 3 box, each row and each column must contain all the numbers 1 to 9. While the rules of this logic puzzle may be simple, there are numerous strategies to help you solve Sudoku.

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AVISO AL PÚBLICO (21/21)

SANTA POLA - ALICANTE - SANTA POLA BUS

Se informa a los Sres. Usuarios de la línea Santa Pola<->Alicante de los horarios establecidos a partir del día 9 de Septiembre del 2021.

SANTA POLA-ALICANTE (LINEA 3)

SANTA POLA 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 14:30 15:00 15:30 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00

LABORABLES GRAN ALACANT ARENALES 6:05 6:15 7:05 7:15 8:05 8:15 9:05 9:15 10:05 10:15 11:05 11:15 12:05 12:15 13:05 13:15 14:05 14:15 14:40 15:05 15:15 15:40 16:05 16:15 17:05 17:15 18:05 18:15 19:05 19:15 21:05 20:15 21:05 21:15

ALTET 6:20 7:20 8:20 9:20 10:20 11:20 12:20 13:20 14:20

ALICANTE 6:40 7:55 8:55 9:55 10:55 11:55 12:55 13:55 14:55

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SÁBADOS SANTA POLA GRAN ALACANT ARENALES 7:00 7:05 7:15 8:00 8:05 8:15 9:00 9:05 9:15 10:00 10:05 10:15 11:00 11:05 11:15 12:00 12:05 12:15 13:00 13:05 13:15 14:00 14:05 14:15 15:00 15:05 15:15 16:00 16:05 16:15 17:00 17:05 17:15 18:00 18:05 18:15 19:00 19:05 19:15 20:00 20:05 20:15 21:00 21:05 21:15 22:00 22:05 22:15

ALTET 7:20 8:20 9:20 10:20 11:20 12:20 13:20 14:20 15:20 16:20 17:20 18:20 19:20 20:20 21:20 22:20

ALICANTE 7:55 8:55 9:55 10:55 11:55 12:55 13:55 14:55 15:55 16:55 17:55 18:55 19:55 20:55 21:55 22:55

DOMINGOS Y FESTIVOS SANTA POLA GRAN ALACANT ARENALES 7:00 7:05 7:15 9:00 9:05 9:15 11:00 11:05 11:15 13:00 13:05 13:15 15:00 15:05 15:15 17:00 17:05 17:15 19:00 19:05 19:15

ALTET 7:20 9:20 11:20 13:20 15:20 17:20 19:20

ALICANTE 7:55 9:55 11:55 13:55 15:55 17:55 19:55

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LABORABLES ALICANTE ALTET ARENALES GRAN ALACANT SANTA POLA 6:45 7:00 7:10 7:20 7:55 8:00 8:15 8:20 8:30 8:40 9:00 9:15 9:20 9:30 9:40 10:00 10:15 10:20 10:30 10:40 11:00 11:15 11:20 11:30 11:40 12:00 12:15 12:20 12:30 12:40 13:00 13:15 13:20 13:30 13:40 14:00 14:15 14:20 14:30 14:40 15:00 15:15 15:20 15:30 15:40 16:00 16:15 16:20 16:30 16:40 17:00 17:15 17:20 17:30 17:40 18:00 18:15 18:20 18:30 18:40 19:00 19:15 19:20 19:30 19:40 20:00 20:15 20:20 20:30 20:40 21:00 21:15 21:20 21:30 21:40 22:00 22:15 22:20 22:30 22:40

ALICANTE 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00

ALTET 8:15 9:15 10:15 11:15 12:15 13:15 14:15 15:15 16:15 17:15 18:15 19:15 20:15 21:15 22:15 23:15

SÁBADOS ARENALES GRAN ALACANT SANTA POLA 8:20 8:30 8:40 9:20 9:30 9:40 10:20 10:30 10:40 11:20 11:30 11:40 12:20 12:30 12:40 13:20 13:30 13:40 14:20 14:30 14:40 15:20 15:30 15:40 16:20 16:30 16:40 17:20 17:30 17:40 18:20 18:30 18:40 19:20 19:30 19:40 20:20 20:30 20:40 21:20 21:30 21:40 22:20 22:30 23:40 23:20 23:30 23:40

DOMINGOS Y FESTIVOS ALICANTE ALTET ARENALES GRAN ALACANT SANTA POLA 8:00 8:15 8:20 8:30 8:40 10:00 10:15 10:20 10:30 10:40 12:00 12:15 12:20 12:30 12:40 14:00 14:15 14:20 14:30 14:40 16:00 16:15 16:20 16:30 16:40 18:00 18:15 18:20 18:30 18:40 20:00 20:15 20:20 20:30 20:40

BUS URBANO GRAN ALACANT (LINEA 15)

*Este servicio realizará su recorrido por urbanizaciones Gran Alacant (1º Playa Carabassí, 2º Avda Polonia (parada bus), 3º Sueño Azul, 4ºCorreos, 5º Monte de Santa Pola (farmacia), 6

Santara Resort, 7º Mercadillo, 8º Centro Salud , 9º Correos, 10º Mediterráneo (marquesina), 11º Centro Comercial). Realizando su primera parada en Institutos y finalizando en Es Buses S.Pola. *Estos servicios solo llegarán hasta la población de Gran Alacant (servicios IES S.Pola) *Las horas de salida desde Óscar Esplá se realizarán 10 min antes de cada salida desde la Estación de Autobuses de Alicante. Para más información pueden visitar la web

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