Valencian ‘Jobsworth’ spoils finale of Port Church celebration 1€
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Nº 17 Sept./October 2014 Suggested
Valencian ‘Jobsworth’ puts damper on Port Fiestas and prevents finale firework display of 2014 celebration. In 40 years there has been no mishap with finale fireworks at the Mar de Deu Loreto fiestas. Neighbours complain about the noise and that more streets are closed than when
Fireworks from barge at London’s Canary Wharf
councillors agreed at their July meeting (with respect to town fiestas) that street closure was ‘over the top’. Beachfront restaurants, many charging 50€ a head for a meal with a view of the firework display, have seen bookings cancelled, as the season fizzles to its end.
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We could have called this local magazine HAVVYER HEARD, but we thought Jávea Jeard would confirm our light-hearted attitude to the serious political and economic problems in Spain, and their effect on Jávea.
Jávea Mayor, Jose Cholbi, rose to the occasion on the first Saturday in September to pour cold water on Jávea’s own ‘Swag Man’ - Tarick - to raise funds for the Cancer Care Charity in Jávea, After declaiming “I was a soldier” he took the dowsing for a second time, not before challenging Keith Danny Johnson, Claudine Tang, Denise Tatiana and Ray Charrington to accept his ‘bucket challenge’. Tarick, who is usually found in ‘Gold Rush’ on the Arenal, thanked the Mayor for his visit.
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