11 July - 17 July 2023

Rojales pensioner rescued after two days on the floor

An 86-year-old woman was rescued by local police at her home in Rojales after su ering a fall and being trapped on the oor for two days. The incident unfolded when the woman’s son, who lives in Belgium, contacted the Rojales Policia Local, expressing concern as his calls and texts had gone unanswered.

Police o cers respond promptly to the distress call and arrived at the woman’s home but faced the challenge of gaining entry. However, with the assistance of the gardeners employed by the woman, they managed to access the grounds surrounding the property. Despite not having any keys to the property, the o cers were determined to check on the welfare of the woman and peered through the windows. They were able to see the elderly woman lying on the oor and although she looked weak, luckily, she was still alive, and o cers could see her breathing and making slight movements.

Taking immediate action, the o cers

entered the house through a kitchen window and urgently requested medical support. Paramedics swiftly arrived at the scene, working diligently to stabilise the woman’s condition before transporting her to Torrevieja Hospital for further treatment.

Antonio Javier Lopez García, the councillor responsible for citizen safety and security in Rojales, commended the police o cers for their swift and e cient response. He expressed his gratitude, stating, “Our o cers demonstrated remarkable responsiveness, acting quickly and e ectively to prevent a tragic outcome.”

García further added, “We sincerely hope that our beloved resident recovers swiftly from this ordeal.”

This incident follows a similar rescue operation carried out by the police in Torrevieja just last month. In that instance, a 78-year-old woman had fallen out of bed and remained stranded on the oor for three days before being rescued.

These recent cases highlight the importance of regular communication and check-ins with elderly relatives or neighbours, especially those who live alone. Prompt reporting of any concerns can potentially save lives and ensure the well-being of vulnerable individuals within the community.

Authorities are reminding the public to remain vigilant and extend a helping hand whenever necessary. Additionally, they urge individuals to keep emergency contact information readily available and to reach out to local authorities in case of any alarming circumstances.

Eduardo’s goes Italian

One of the Costa Blanca´s pre-eminent restaurants, Eduardo’s at Villamartin Plaza, has undergone a culinary transformation. Celebrity owner Elliott Wright has joined forces with worldrenowned chef Steven Saunders to create Eduardo’s Italian.

Invited guest were treated to a ve-course taster menu a recent special event to launch the new concept. Diners enjoyed home-made breads, wafer-thin melt-in-the-mouth carpaccio beef, tasty seafood and bean stew, lamb cutlets and Scillian lemon tart with Italian meringue. The food was

described by diners as amazing and as taking Italian food in the Southern Costa Blanca to ‘another level´. A full al a carte menu is also available with a wide range of traditional Italian dishes. In addition, the restaurant will serve a selection of Italian street food at the bar and its much-loved British roast Sunday lunch o ering will continue to be served alongside other British and Italian favourites. The restaurant and the terrace were both full for the event and both Elliott and Steven took to the stage to explain the ethos behind the changes. For

Elliott, it was born out of a desire to continue his late father, Eddie’s, legacy and keep his namesake restaurant at the forefront of culinary excellence and quality. The partnership was born out of a strong friendship, a shared vision and a passion for great food. Steven said as soon as he walked into Eduardo’s stunning dining room, he knew instinctively that it should specialise in ne Italian cuisine and the fact Elliott has Italian heritage sealed the deal. Steven is determined to make the project a success and has put aside a consultancy project for the Ritz in

London the focus on Eduardo’s Italian.

He is already looking to grow and evolve the o ering ad has a team of six chefs, headed by Nic and team of very friendly and extremely professional serving sta . The combination of the excellent food, completely competent sta and a warm and welcoming atmosphere will see Eduardo’s Italian go from strength-to-strength. For further in formation and booking details visit: www.eduardositalian.com or call 966 765 148. Alternatively watch out for the new series of C5’s Bargain Loving Brits in the Sun who covered the evening.

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Hugger mugger arrested

Minister proposes 20,000€ for every young person

In a bold move to address social inequality and promote equal opportunities, Spain’s left-wing labour minister, Yolanda Díaz, has unveiled a groundbreaking scheme that would provide every young person in the country with a €20,000 grant. The funds are intended to be used for educational pursuits, vocational training, or even starting a business once the recipients turn 18.

The initiative, announced by Díaz’s Sumar platform ahead of Spain’s upcoming general election on 23rd July, is estimated to cost €10 billion. The proposed funding would be acquired through increased taxation on the wealthy, marking a concerted e ort to redistribute resources for the bene t of the younger generation.

young people the chance to forge their own futures, unencumbered by familial status or nancial limitations.

“It’s about letting young people have a future and giving them the chance to study or start a business without that having to depend on their surnames or the family they are from,” she said.

The policy, dubbed the “universal inheritance,” would be accessible to all young Spaniards, irrespective of their economic circumstances. The funding for this transformative measure is projected to be acquired through a tax on individuals earning more than €3 million per year, with Sumar estimating the cost to amount to 0.8% of Spain’s GDP.

the policy. Nadia Calviño, the economy minister in Spain’s socialist-led coalition government, questioned the feasibility of providing subsidies and grants without income restrictions or de ned objectives.

Calviño stressed the need for an explanation regarding the nancing of the proposal while upholding responsible scal policies in the years to come.

The opposition conservative People’s Party (PP), currently leading the socialists in the polls, also voiced their scepticism. A spokesperson criticized Sumar for misplaced priorities and suggested that the government focus on addressing other pressing issues in the country.

National Police o cers have arrested a 25-year-old Romanian woman in the city of Alicante who was wanted by more than twenty courts throughout the country, including Orihuela.

It is believed the woman has committed several crimes in Orihuela Costa and surrounding areas over recent months.

O cers from the Second Organised Crime Group of the Provincial Brigade of the National Police managed to

locate the wanted woman in the city of Alicante, for which there were 29 outstanding judicial arrest warrants.

The young woman was wanted for thefts and robberies with violence and is alleged to be part of an itinerant group that commits crimes against personal property, and specialised in what is known as being a ‘hugger mugger’.

The arrested woman was wanted by the Courts of Jerez de

la Frontera, Oviedo, Antequera, Arona, Cartagena, Valladolid, Vélez-Málaga, Estepona, Seville, Algeciras, Benidorm, Chiclana de la Frontera, Vigo, Córdoba, Marbella, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria , Málaga, Valencia, Orihuela, San Javier, San Roque and Totana, some of them even issuing several warrants for the woman’s arrest.

The detainee was made available to the Investigating Court of Alicante Guard.

Sumar emphasizes the importance of ensuring “equality of opportunity” regardless of an individual’s family background or income level. Under this scheme, the cash grants would commence at age 18 and continue until the age of 23. Moreover, administrative support would be provided to assist young individuals in pursuing their chosen paths, be it further education, vocational training, or entrepreneurial endeavours.

Speaking at a press conference in Madrid recently, Minister Díaz expressed her belief in granting

While the proposal has generated both interest and scepticism across Spain’s political spectrum, Minister Díaz remains undeterred. Raised in a workingclass, communist household, she shared her personal experience of being unable to pursue her dream of becoming an employment inspector due to nancial constraints. The “universal inheritance,” she a rmed, aims to rectify such barriers and grant all young people in Spain a future unburdened by their surnames.

Criticism

However, concerns have been raised regarding the practicality and scal implications of

They highlighted the challenges faced by a signi cant portion of the population, including high unemployment rates, social exclusion risks for 27% of the population, nancial struggles among families, and the plight of self-employed individuals.

As Spain prepares for its snap general election, the proposed “universal inheritance” policy has ignited a national conversation about combating social inequality and the role of scal policies in fostering equal opportunities for all young Spaniards. The outcome of the election will likely determine whether this ambitious scheme becomes a reality.

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Cannabis club in Benidorm closed for selling to tourists

A cannabis club operating from a prominent city centre location in Benidorm has been forcibly closed by authorities after an investigation revealed the illegal sale of drugs, primarily targeting foreign tourists. The Policia Nacional apprehended ve individuals, including club o cials, in connection with the illicit activities. Substantial amounts of narcotics and cash were seized during the operation.

Under Spanish law, licensed cannabis associations are allowed to operate as membersonly clubs, where individuals are permitted to smoke their own marijuana. However, this particular establishment failed to comply with crucial regulations. It was discovered

that the club did not possess a municipal operating license in Benidorm and was absent from the associations register of the Valencia region.

Law enforcement authorities grew suspicious when they noticed multiple customers entering and exiting the premises in a hurried manner, seemingly without any intention to consume the substances they had acquired. Acting swiftly, the police intercepted these individuals and found them to be foreign tourists who openly admitted to purchasing marijuana or hashish at the club.

Upon obtaining a court order, the authorities conducted a raid on the undisclosed address associated with the cannabis

club. The operation aimed to make arrests and con scate items related to the illegal activities. In addition to the narcotics and cash previously mentioned, a small quantity of cocaine was also discovered and seized during the raid.

The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to gather additional evidence and gather testimony from those involved. The arrested individuals, aged between 20 and 28, are currently in police custody, awaiting formal charges. The closure of this unlicensed cannabis club serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to Spanish laws and regulations surrounding the operation of such establishments.

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Free courses offered by CdT in Torrevieja

You can now enroll in one of the professional certi cate courses that begin in September

These are the free courses o ered by the CdT in Torrevieja, which is part of the Network of Tourism Centers of the Valencian Community (CdT) whose main purpose is to provide complete training for present and future professionals, since tourism is the sector that contributes the most wealth to the Spanish economy. In the case of the Valencian Community, that importance is even greater if possible. However, at the same time it is a labor market in need of quali ed personnel.

The CdT Network o ers, on the one hand, Continuous Training for di erent active professional pro les in the sector with the aim of improving their professional quali cation through practical short-term recycling courses that are also compatible with professional hours. On the other hand, Occupational Training is o ered for the group of unemployed people, without knowledge of the tourism sector, who intend to work in any of its areas with a more basic

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Climate activists block holes on Spanish golf courses over water use

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the student body that accredits the demanded requirements will receive a certi cate of professionalism. This certi cate is o cial and is valid throughout Spain.

And nally, the Online Training courses o ered allow those people or professionals who so wish to access training without schedules, exible and that does not require travel. In this type of course, students can receive individualized training since they will have a teacher who

The Torrevieja Tourism Center , located on Crta Crevillente (CV90), esq. C/Los Lirios and inaugurated in 2005, it has been training great professionals in the tourism sector for almost two decades. It was created with the purpose of promoting specialized training in this sector so that the province consolidates its position as a benchmark in Spanish and international gastronomy. In this way, it contributes to promoting the quali cation of hotel and tourism professionals and to helping labor retraining and promoting the quality of the tourist service.

The Center provides eminently practical training, in state-ofthe-art facilities, so that students quickly develop the skills and abilities necessary for their incorporation into the labor market, also counting among its Advisory Council with great professionals linked to the tourism sector with the aim of bringing training closer to to the needs of the company.

Climate activists from Extinction Rebellion have made a bold statement by plugging the holes on 10 golf courses across Spain. Their action was in protest against the excessive water usage associated with the sport, particularly in the midst of a severe drought that Europe is currently experiencing.

Under the cover of darkness, the activists carried out the act of lling in the holes in various locations including Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, the Basque Country, Navarra, and the Balearic Island of Ibiza.

In a statement, the group declared: “Golf has no place in a world without water.” The group, known for its directaction approach to raising awareness about environmental issues, employed their signature disruptive tactics to attract attention. Some activists blocked the holes with cement and left banners proclaiming, “Alert: drought! Golf closed for climate justice,” while others lled the holes with seedlings.

The group emphasised the staggering water consumption of golf courses, stating that a single hole can consume over 100,000 litres of water daily to maintain the lush green surroundings. Citing gures from Spanish NGO Ecologists In Action, Extinction Rebellion

revealed that in Spain alone, 437 golf courses are irrigated each day. This level of consumption surpasses the combined populations of Madrid and Barcelona, despite the fact that only 0.6 percent of the population actively participates in golf.

Extinction Rebellion criticised the irresponsibility and cynicism associated with allowing such an elitist pastime to continue while Spain su ers from drought and rural communities face devastating losses in agricultural production due to water scarcity.

Experts have warned that parts of Spain are currently experiencing the driest conditions in a millennium. This prolonged drought has resulted in reservoirs depleting to half their normal capacity, threatening Spain’s status as the world’s leading exporter

of olive oil and a signi cant source of Europe’s fruits and vegetables. Furthermore, the summer of 2022 broke records as the hottest in Europe’s history, and the European Drought Observatory recently reported that 60 percent of Spain’s territory was on red alert due to the lack of rain.

The golf course protest in Spain follows similar actions taken in recent weeks in Malaga, Seville, Almeria, and Cordoba. The group emphasised that these actions are part of a broader international campaign targeting the wealthiest 1 percent of the population through their extravagant leisure activities, including golf, private jets, and luxury cars. The group aims to highlight the fact that such indulgences by the rich waste essential resources that society cannot a ord.

Our New Team Member

We wanted to share some information from the newest member of our team, Senior Partner, Fiona Keogh.

What’s your background?

I joined the nancial services industry in 1991. My mother ran a nancial planning rm and employed me straight from university with a degree in European Studies. Not the most useful job to practice my German but the Economics modules helped with investments and pensions.

That started a long enjoyable career as nancial adviser, corporate pension manager, nancial coach and now helping people with their nances in Spain since 2019.

Why Seagate?

I wanted the opportunity to merge my

dual quali cations in Finance - CII Chartered Financial Planner and Coaching – coach quali cation with The Institute of Customer Service. The combination makes the nancial planning process more empowering for the client. Money has a big impact on people’s lives. It is great to fully understand a client’s motivation and goals so I can intertwine this with their individual nancial plan.

I felt Seagate, a local, friendly team gave me the perfect platform for me to do this.

Financial advice should not be a tick box approach and I prefer to start with a fresh piece of paper rather than a form.

I believe a nancial planner should be part coach, part educator and part adviser.

What’s your claim to fame?

My rst job at 15 was delivering fresh chickens.

One of the customers was Benny from the TV show ‘Crossroads’ – Paul Henry.

What are your plans?

Sustainable business and ideas are important to me. I would rather deal with a local client base on a personal level. I am keen to work with clients in Murcia and the border of Almeria.

I look forward to building long-term relationships with clients and contributing to the communities in these areas. I enjoy helping younger people learn about personal nance with books and talks.

Maybe my daughter will even join me as a nancial planner of the future!

If you would like to discuss your nances with Fiona please contact the o ce on 965704338 or send me an email: ona.keogh@seagatewealth. es

Nine people are tried for drug sales in Orihuela

This Thursday, July 13, in section 7 of the National Court based in Elche, nine people accused of being part of an organisation dedicated to selling drugs, especially cocaine and heroin, in the Orihuela area are on trial.

The Prosecutor’s O ce maintains that the defendants were part of a criminal group in which part of the members were in charge of buying the drug, generally in Cartagena, others

transported it hidden inside their bodies, others stored it and prepared it for sale, while that the rest of the defendants were those who sold it at retail.

In the house searches carried out in 2013 in the homes of the defendants, the agents located more than a kilogram of heroin, various amounts of cocaine and 124 marijuana plants, among other seizures. In one of the houses where two

of the defendants resided, they located a pistol for which they did not have a license.

The public prosecution requests for each of the defendants a prison sentence of ve years and nine months for a crime against public health and another for belonging to a criminal group. For two of the defendants, he also requests two years in prison for a crime of illegal possession of weapons.

Driver caught at 211km/h on AP7

The Civil Guard has arrested the driver of a high-end car for a crime against road safety for speeding. The man was caught driving at 211 kilometres per hour when the speed on the section of the road was just 110 km/h.

On 13th June, around 2:50pm the tra c surveillance and control patrol of the Civil Guard of Alicante were monitoring vehicles moving through the province, and speci cally looking at the speed at which tra c circulates. O cers noticed a car that was driving at excess speed on the AP-7 as it passed through the municipality of

Orihuela.

The vehicle was intercepted by o cers from the Torrevieja Tra c Detachment in a static speed control, and it was veri ed that it was traveling at a speed of 211 kilometres per hour on a section of the road with a limit of 110 km/h. The driver, and only occupant, was a 35-year-old Spanish man, a resident of Pilar de la Horadada.

The speedy driver has been investigated as the alleged perpetrator of a crime against road safety when driving at a speed greater than 80 kilometres per hour than the one allowed by regulation on the interurban

road on which he was driving.

The proceedings have been forwarded to the Investigating Court number 1 of Orihuela, where the driver has been summoned for an immediate trial.

This type of crime is included in article 379 of the Penal Code and can be punished with a prison sentence of three to six months or a ne of six to twelve months or with work for the bene t of the community. In addition, the driver will be banned of the right to drive motor vehicles and mopeds for a period of more than one and up to four years.

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GBP / EUR UPDATE

The recent jump in UK bond yields, fuelled by expectations that the BoE will be forced to raise rates to an even higher level to combat persistent in ation, has resulted in the UK being forced to pay a yield of almost 5.7% for £4bn of gilts earlier in the week. That represents the highest level for 2-year UK debt since the DMO (debt management o ce) was established back on the 1st of April in 1998, although the DMO are no fools. In fact, the yield was the highest paid for any gilt since 2007. The yield on the UK 10-year gilt hit a whopping 4.7% just yesterday (Thursday). The surge in borrowing costs is making an ever-increasing dent into the government’s spending capacity, a position which will only deteriorate as the BoE raise rates further. Not great news for the Tories, as we edge closer to an election.

Talking of BoE rate hikes, market-implied expectations for further hikes have understandably been increasing at a rapid pace of late, with markets now expecting the BoE to have to raise UK rates from the current level of 5%, to as high as 6.5% by the end of Q1 next year, with some calling for rates to go even higher, maybe even to as high as 7%. Gulp. That would represent the highest level for UK rates for 25 years. In an interview with the BBC this week, BoE governor Andrew Bailey suggested that whilst he understood the di culties that people faced, ‘this is how we have to get in ation down.’ Comments such as that are clearly helping to feed those increased market-implied rate hike expectations. In other news this week, leading UK banks have now been summoned to a meeting with the FCA to explain why the average savings rate o ered is still below 2.5%.

Having initially declined on the prospects of higher rates increasing the chances of a UK recession, the pound has since stabilised and has almost regained all of its losses since the last BoE meeting. Indeed, GBP/ USD moved to as high as 1.2780 at one point yesterday, which is getting remarkably close to the recent cycle high at just over 1.2800. Furthermore, GBP/EUR has

now moved back over 1.1700, highlighting a broadly stronger pound. For now, it seems as though the potential for higher rates is winning the battle against recessionary fears in the UK driving a weaker pound, but sterling bulls will still need to move forward with much caution, given those ever-increasing risks of a recession.

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The single currency has been edging lower over the past three weeks, with EUR/USD moving from a high of just over 1.1000, to around 1.0830, before a late bounce yesterday afternoon. That move can be partly explained by the weaker economic output among the region, which itself is raising increased concerns over the capacity for the ECB to continue to hike Euro area rates much beyond this month’s expected 25bps move. This is especially so, when you consider that both Germany and the region as a whole are teetering on a recession. The ECB continue to talk about higher rates, given persistent in ation, but those decisions are becoming more di cult to explain away.

That weak backdrop has continued throughout this week, with further softness emerging among the latest PMI data. Monday’s manufacturing PMIs saw German data slip to 40.6 during June, as demand evaporated. Anything below 50 is considered contracting for an economy, so a 40 reading is particularly weak-looking.

The Regional data was only moderately better at 43.4. Whilst mostly above the 50 threshold, Services PMIs also mainly missed against expectations. The latest Retail Sales data also con rmed a lacklustre consumer, atlining over the past month across the region, having been expected to have rebounded over the period. On the positive side, German Factory Orders declined at a slightly slower pace over the past month. Looking ahead, next week sees updates on in ation for both Germany and Spain. Back to the single currency, and the Euro currently seems to be losing out on future interest rate hike expectations, with both the Fed and BoE currently leading the charge.

Aqua Natura Benidorm invites Shakira and Piqué to make amends by splashing each other in a fun aquatic challenge

Aqua Natura Benidorm, the water park specialising in family fun, has launched a unique water challenge. The park has invited singer Shakira and exfootballer Gerard Piqué to join the summer challenge, which has been launched under the slogan ‘Sorry I splashed you’. The initiative encourages the two celebrities to put aside their di erences and enjoy the fun of the water at the 40,000 square metre complex.

The storyline of the campaign launched by the water park focuses on the power of water fun to bring people together, create unforgettable moments and share special experiences. Through this action, Shakira and Piqué are o ered the opportunity to make amends in a fun and refreshing way: splashing each other in the exciting water attractions located in the facilities.

The water park has a wide variety of slides, pools and swimming areas that make a visit to the park an extraordinary experience for families. Speci cally, there are more than 1,000 square metres of slides, bathing areas, swimming pools, multi-slopes and other water attractions to release adrenaline, such as La Cresta, Black Hole or Aqua Snake, as well as other leisure-

oriented activities.

Aqua Natura Benidorm has several themed pools and children’s areas, such as the Adventure Island or the Eye of the Cyclades. This season has seen the premiere of the new family aquatic entertainment area, Ohana Splash, with a splash-pad and water games. The park complements its entertainment o er with experiences such as the Mermaid School or the informative show with sea lions.

Thus, this water park is positioned as a place to resolve di erences and enjoy the summer through aquatic leisure. This campaign aims to

convey the idea that splashing in the water can be a fun and refreshing way to strengthen bonds and create unforgettable memories.

Shakira and Piqué are also encouraged to join the ‘Sorry I splashed you’ aquatic challenge to provide them with a fun and reconciliatory experience in the water. Full details of Aqua Natura Benidorm can be found on their o cial website at https://benidorm.terranatura. com/.

To see the video of the invitation to Shakira and Piqué visiting the following link: https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=BiG39RAe6Ks

University Hospital of Torrevieja joins network of International Vaccination Centres

Ministry of Health has authorised the University Hospital of Torrevieja to join the network of international vaccination centres. Until now, patients requiring this service had to travel to the nearest centres in Orihuela or Elche. Undoubtedly, this is a new and highly demanded service that will avoid unnecessary travel for patients and their families in the department.

The International Vaccination Centre of the University Hospital of Torrevieja will be open every Thursday from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm, by appointment by telephone. Appointments can be made by telephone on 965 695 449, Monday to Friday, from 11:00 to 13:00 hours.

The functions to be carried out at this centre include vaccinations and other preventive measures in the international tra c of people and the issuing of certi cates corresponding to the vaccinations. The service provided by the international vaccination centre will be carried out by the sta of the Preventive Medicine Service, which includes this activity in its portfolio of services and includes a medical consultation and a nursing consultation.

The medical consultation will include a personal medical history and previous vaccinations, a complete assessment of the health risks involved in the trip, compulsory and recommended vaccinations, as well as preventive regimens or anti-malaria prophylaxis in relation to the type of trip. The nursing consultation includes the administration of the vaccinations prescribed by the doctor, relevant health advice and the issuing of the International Vaccination Certi cate.

José Cano, manager of the Department of Health of Torrevieja, has valued highly positive the new addition of this service especially at a time when “the increase in demand for consultations for the care of international travelers has been increasing in recent years. Thus, “our Preventive Medicine Service will be responsible for ensuring

the proper development of this new service that will facilitate the mobility of travellers with all the guarantees”.

Ongoing reporting to WHO

Given the obligation to report to the WHO, several procedures will be carried out in the centres in order to meet certain requirements. On the one hand, the recognition of the signature. The Ministry of Health will recognise the signature of at least two health professionals from each vaccination centre. Signature recognition will be necessary for the issuance of the International Certi cate of Vaccination. Health will also provide the centres with the corresponding o cial seal model, in addition to supplying them with o cial publications or informative material.

On the other hand, the Ministry will o er the sta of the international vaccination centres the training activities organised by the Directorate General of Public Health on the prevention of travellers’ pathologies, with the aim of updating knowledge and establishing the harmonisation of the necessary and coherent operational systems in the international context.

My wife and I divorced 7 years ago after I had an affair. I admit it was all my fault, and my wife was very hurt at the time. We have a daughter who is now 10. We both agreed at the time to separate because she could not get over my cheating. It was fairly amicable and I have regular access to my daughter. Since then, my ex has had relationships that have meant nothing to me. But now she has met someone who is older, handsome, very successful and phenomenally

wealthy and I find myself feeling very envious and resentful. I continue to struggle financially, and she falls on her feet. She is now facing a life of no hardship whatsoever, while I will have to continue working. My daughter is also changed; she is being spoiled by her step-father to be, whilst I cannot give her the life she has become accustomed to. I understand how hard this must be for you, however you walked away from the marriage several years ago, so you can’t now be regretting it just

because your ex-wife has found someone whom you envy. You had an affair and you admit it hurt her greatly at the time. You admit you wouldn’t be feeling the same if this man was not rich and successful, or you would be getting on with your life. And, everyone has to work. Put all your energy into your relationship with your daughter; you may not be able to give her the same life but that’s just the way the cookie has crumbled, so I can only suggest making the best of it. Give your daughter your time instead of trying to match the wealth provided by her step-father to be.

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More than 1,200 people from 25 countries visited the Natural History Museum

“Fascination, amazement and I leave recharged with new knowledge and with a much greater awareness of marine life.

“In the heart of Torrevieja we have a very interesting place”. “It has been excellent, I didn’t know this museum and it has fascinated me. Please bring more objects and fossils and enlarge the place.”. “The museum is enhanced by the explanations of the guides. Very good and enthusiastic about what they explain, I loved it!

These are some of the many comments that have been collected in an opinion survey carried out during the reopening of the Natural History Museum of Torrevieja, which has taken place on the weekends of these three months from April to June. The survey collected data from visitors, such as their age, place of birth, place of habitual residence and di erent aspects of their visit. As a result, a total of 1,206 people from 25 countries have visited the museum during this reopening. Of these, 778 people visited the museum on their own (65%) and 428 on guided tours (35%).

As for the guided visits, 61% came from educational centres and associations, and 39% corresponded to the general

public and families. A total of 259 students from 10 schools and associations from Torrevieja, Pilar de la Horadada and San Miguel de Salinas visited the museum. In addition, two groups of Erasmus students from schools in Portugal and Poland attended. The visitors

registered as general public and families came from 23 di erent towns, 75% from Torrevieja and 25% from 22 towns in the provinces of Alicante, Murcia, Madrid, Asturias, Vizcaya and Toledo, and even from the United Kingdom.

This a reminder of what this column o ers you.

With this column, I want to o er you the opportunity to ask any technical question and get a reply either within this column and/or directly with you by return email.

If you have a question or problem with any household technology needing my help, please email Brian at cbtechnology.help@ gmail.com. If it’s included in the column but not answered fully, I will email you the full answer. This column will deal with your technical issues covering:

Smartphones

Tablets

Laptops

PC’s

Cloud Storage

Printers

Smart TV’s Chromecast TV Boxes (IPTV). Amazon Fire Stick

Smart Speakers

Smart Watches

Satellite Navigation

Dash Cams

CCTV Systems

Email me if you have any questions or need help to  cbtechnology.help@gmail. com.

Costa Blanca Technology Help Group

I have been running a Technology Help Group for more than 3 years with around 330 members who have access to attend monthly classes, ask questions, and get home visits for more detailed help.

If you would like to join the Costa Blanca Technology Help Group send an email to  cbtechnology. help@gmail.com.

Group members will have access to the group website which has copies of all presentations given and handouts on a variety of topics and images of previous editions of the column in Costa Blanca People.

What does the group o er?

I present a class on the second Wednesday of each month from 10:00 to 12:00 at George’s Bar Calle Flecha, 32, 03184 El Chaparral, Torrevieja. You are welcome to just turn up for these classes.

I give the same presentation on the second Thursday of the month using Teams Video Conferencing from 11:00 to 12:30.

Prior to each meeting, I send an email to all group members

detailing what will be covered during that meeting. Following the meeting, each group member receives an email with a copy of the presentations used.

I o er email and telephone support.

I also o er home visits if required. After a home visit, I will send by email a detailed report of what tasks I performed during the visit for your future reference. If required, I can remotely connect to your laptop or computer (with your permission) while in telephone contact and sort out issues or show you how to do things you might be having trouble with.

I only charge for any “out-ofpocket” expenses. i.e., travel etc

If you are a group member, I will send updates and copies of the presentations given at the classes. All previous presentations, handouts and copies of articles are available from the group website.

If you want to join the Costa Blanca Technology Help Group either search for the Facebook group and request to join or send an email to cbtechnology. help@gmail.com

Brian Hoile Technology Help Group

Your tech questions answered by Brian Hoile of the Costa Blanca Technology Help Group, helping over 320 members with their PCs , smartphones and more. Group members can attend meetings in person or online using Zoom or Teams. Join

This Week´s Movie Picks

Cats and Dogs

Saturday 15th July – ITV2, 2.40pm

Antz

Sunday 16th July – ITV2, 5.15pm

A secret war between cats and dogs quickly peaks as Professor Brody a scientist tries to create a serum to cure dog allergies in humans. As the unsuspecting humans go through their busy lives, the cats make several attempts to possess the formula, as their canine foes try tirelessly to stop them. Caught in the cross re, a young beagle named Lou, adopted by the Brody family, tries hard to succeed as a secret agent, and in being a friend to the young Scotty Brody. A evil snow white cat named Mr. Tinkles is planning to sabotage the e orts of Professor Brody to discover a cure for human allergies to dogs. And he’ll even make every person on Earth allergic to dogs so that he can take over the world with his army of evil cats!

In an anthill with millions of inhabitants, Z 4195 is a worker ant. Feeling insigni cant in a conformity system, he accidentally meets beautiful Princess Bala, who has a similar problem on the other end of the social scale. In order to meet her again, Z switches sides with his soldier friend Weaver - only to become a hero in the course of events. By this he unwillingly crosses the sinister plans of ambitious General Mandible (Bala’s ancé, by the way), who wants to divide the ant society into a superior, strong race (soldiers) and an inferior, tobe-eliminated race (the workers). But Z and Bala, both unaware of the dangerous situation, try to leave the oppressive system by heading for Insectopia, a place where food paves the streetse elemental control of ice.

Congratulations on your 1,000 edition from all at Los Dolses English Butchers

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From everyone at Beds Beds Beds, we would like to say a massive congratulations on the amazing achievement of 1000 editions. We have dealt with the Costa Blanca people for over 18 years and we have always received nothing short of a  wonderful service, consistent value and the support to generate exposure for our business. We all look forward to another 1000 editions.

Paul Mulero, Director of the OARI O ce Torrevieja Town Hall

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Today, the Costa Blanca People is celebrating its 1,000 edition and would like to take this opportunity to thank you, our advertisers and readers, for your support over the years.

Looking back to our last milestone, our 500th edition, which we celebrated at Benidorm Palace, who would have imagined how much the world would change between then and now. The global pandemic changed lives and business forever.

we had to develop a completely new way of interacting and exchanging information in order to produce the newspaper.

Coming out the other side of lockdown, like many businesses, we struggled with the economic downturn caused by the pandemic. It has changed the shape of our business permanently and again like many, we have had to revise our business model and evolve into a ‘new normal’.

We continue community local fundraising awareness that are have no liaise with Town Halls and facilitate our eclectic multicultural

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Congratulations to all the team. We are happy to be on that edition as a customer but more important as a friends. Thank you so much for all the support on our business and hope to be with you on 2000th edition

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Congratulations on your 1000th edition . We have advertised with you for over a century   rstly with the Coastrider then to the Costa Blanca People . We see Jenny our representative every week great customer service . De antly the best English newspaper around !  Ian , Luke , Summer and the team at Go Sat Quesada “

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Congratulations to you all on your 1000th edition running as The Coast Rider and Costa Blanca People. To get to 1000 you must be doing something right. Emerald Isle, La Florida

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The team were united in their desire to work through the pandemic and continue to supply much needed news and support for the community. We adapted our distribution network and delivered the Costa Blanca People to supermarkets, medical centres and vital businesses throughout lockdown. Sta worked from home to minimise the risk and therefore

However, there are always positives to be found, for example, in addition to our physical distribution points, we now deliver a digital edition of the newspaper directly to your inbox every Tuesday morning (all you need to do is provide us with your email address). This means wherever you are, and however remote your location, we can bring you news from the heart of the community to the heart of your

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A massive Congratulations to the Costa Blanca people on their 1,000 edition. Thank you so much for your support over the years to the cancer charity.

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Wishing the Costa Blanca People a happy 1000th  edition, been advertising for the last 3 years with the newspaper since I opened my salon , great response, great service and a great local newspaper, so glad to be in this special edition. Well done to the team!!

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Congratulations on reaching 1000 editions, what an achievement ! We have advertised with you from the start and we are looking forward to our continued working relationship.

Big congratulations to on the milestone celebration of team... fantastic results... Very fantastic response to our advert Always a very professional service... and di erent level of clients... thanks team at the Costa Blanca People Jet Wax “ ““ I have been advertising People now for many years, with is very informative, full of good advertisements and much more. Blanca still wish to pick up a hard we send our best wishes on reaching and here’s to the next 1000 editions!

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Smart Currency Exchange would like to congratulate The Costablanca People for achieving their 1000th Edition and thank them for the support they have given our Benijofar o ce since it opened in September 2020. Here’s to the next 1000 editions!

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endeavour to bring our a mix of relevant news be it international, national, regional or and strive for a format that is engaging and informative.

we would like to share with some of the congratulatory messages we have received leading this milestone and we look to the next…

“I would like to thank the Costa Blanca People for there excellent services. I have advertised with them since we started our business and will continue to do so. A special thank you to Jenny for all the e orts.you are doing a great job.   Monica from SunBay Insurance

Enhorabuena !!! and for another 1000 more !!!

“Congratulations to the Costa blanca’s top newspaper. Only paper I read. Bring on the next 1000! Joe, Patagonia Steak House

“From all at the Torry Army we want to congratulate the team at the Costa Blanca people for your 1000th edition. It’s a fantastic achievement and testament for all your hard work. We appreciate your e orts and enjoy the news, business, fun, TV and especially the Sports content you provide weekly. We look forward to working with you for the next 1000 editions hopefully sharing more SC Torrevieja CF information with your readers. Many thanks Chris Peach, Secretary Torry Army

“As President of HELP Vega Baja for some 10 years or more. I would like to extend my appreciation to everyone at Costa Blanca People and congratulate the team there for their successful 1,000 copies!  Charity world is not only an extremely ful lling place to be part of but it also has its challenges.  Having a great relationship with this newspaper helps us to raise awareness so people know there is somewhere to turn during di cult times.  From everyone here at HELP Vega Baja to everyone there, we thank you for your support and look forward to working together on the next 1,000 copies!

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“Congratulations! As the Councillor of International Residents in Torrevieja town hall I know the importance of the di erent communities receiving news and in information in their own language. In Torrevieja we have over 120 di erent nationalities and many have English as their rst or second language. And it is not just about language it is nding out what is of need and interest for the international community. Keep up the good work! Gitte Lund Thomsen, Counsillor for International Residents in Torrevieja

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advertising in the Costa Blanca with great success. The paper good local news, special events, more. People all over the Costa hard copy of a newspaper, so reaching this great milestone, editions!

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“Congratulations to Claire and the team at Costa Blanca People on reaching 1000 editions...This is testament to the hard work everyone puts in to every edition to make sure there is a mix of local & national news, informative articles as well as supporting the local community. Over the years I have watched the paper move with the times and constantly evolve, hence why they’re still here after all these years and as popular as ever. Thank you from everyone at Fresh Radio Spain and here’s to the next 1000!

“Congratulations to Costa Blanca People on your outstanding achievement.Sincere thank you to Jenny Grogan for her excellent service, support and assistance over the years. Shirley Latham, Slim 4 Life

We would like to congratulate Costa Blanca People on their 1000th editionover the last few years they have provided a friendly and e cient service, and even better marketing results! Abbie Barrat, Connect Conveyancing S.L., Casa Connect

Happy Birthday Costa Blanca People! Happy to have been part of your journey! Wishing you & all the Team the very best in the future, Worldwide Horizons Travel Agency

to the Costa Blanca People of their 1000th edition.... great pleased and impressed with the advert in the Costa Blanca People. service... opened us up to a new thanks again to the People “ “

Congratulations to you all at The CBP. 1000 amazing copies. Happy to have been with you along your journey.

Love all the elves at The Christmas shop xx

Dear Costa Blanca People, A big thank you for the support you have given me and my business and for your dedication to the local community and your commitment to delivering news in an informative and professional manner. You have played a signi cant role in reaching a wider audience and showcasing the unique aspects of my business. Your attention to detail and thorough coverage of local events and news consistently captures the essence of our community.

I feel con dent knowing that my business needs are in good hands and thank you for your unwavering support during these challenging times. I look forward to our continued collaboration and your contribution to the success of the Costa Blanca community.

“Natasha Grocutt Hair & Beauty Salon

The Assoc. Elche Children’s Care Home would like to congratulate the Costa Blanca People for publishing their 1,000th edition. The Costa Blanca People have been great supporters of the charity over the years by publishing articles, sponsoring Christmas cards and charity events which considerably helped to increase the pro le of the charity. We are very grateful for their collaboration and wish them continuing success in the years to come.

Michelle, ASSOC. ELCHE CHILDREN’S CARE HOME

Congratulations, keep up the good work - Fuego, La Fuente

Long standing institutions like Costa Blanca People are critical to connecting the expat community. It’s an important resource for news and services we can all turn to and makes living in Spain more accessible for expats. We’re grateful for the service Costa Blanca People has supplied to expats and businesses for the last 19 years and congratulate them on their 1,000th issue.

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Tuesday 11th July

The search is on for a photo which captures the essence of Spain

Specsavers Ópticas’ Summer Photography Competition o ers prizes of a €100 Amazon voucher and a pair of designer sunglasses for the best photo

On Monday the 3rd of July, Specsavers Ópticas launched a Summer Photography Competition to nd an image which captures the essence of Spain. In doing so, they hope to shine a spotlight on all the wonderful aspects of Spain and nd out what images encapsulate its very best elements. They are asking local residents on the Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol and Mallorca, to send in beautiful photographs to be in with a chance of winning a €100 Amazon voucher and a pair of designer sunglasses.

Lisa James from Specsavers Ópticas in Guardamar comments,

“Spain is such a stunning and diverse country, with incredible natural beauty, a vibrant culture of arts, music and dance and of course incredible food. This summer we are asking keen photographers living close to our stores to show us, through an image, what makes Spain so special to them.

We are very excited to see these fantastic images and celebrate the talented photographers on the Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol and Mallorca, where our nine stores are located. The person who takes the best picture and best explains why this is the essence of Spain to them, will be rewarded with a €100 Amazon voucher and a pair of designer sunglasses worth up to 159€.”

The competition is open until the

1st of September and photographs can be submitted on social media by tagging @SpecsaversOpticas on Facebook and @specsaversspain on Instagram, sending photos via Messenger or via email to spain. marketing@specsavers.com

A jury formed of three Specsavers Ópticas store directors will judge the entries and shortlist the top ve entries. These will then be posted on social media and the image with the most likes and comments will be declared the overall winner.

Competition is open to residents of the provinces of Alicante and Malaga and the island of Mallorca and you must be aged 18 and above. The competition closes on Friday 1st September 2023. Terms and conditions apply, which can be found at www.specsavers.es/sorteo

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Sunday 16th July

New Look Boutique

New Look Boutique opened just one month ago, on Urb. La Marina and has already got over 1500 items in stock, 93 clients on the books and just held their 1st Fashion Show which was a fun afternoon

Nicky Peck, who opened the shop wanted to aim for that lled the gap in the market for the locals, and have a shop “in between the Charity Shops”

which of course help great causes, and a trip to the main shopping centre & also have the opportunity to nd more “UK Brands” on your doorstep

The shop sells both preloved clothing, footwear & bags, for Ladies, Gents & Children along with Brand New with Tags Clothing from the UK including a great range of swimwear. Also available is a wide range of New Shoes, Belts, Fascinators, Skincare, Fragrances & even a range of Hand Made Jewellery made by 2 local ladies, plus more

She sells anything in “As New” condition, whether that is from Primark or George, right the way through to Bridal Wear & currently has items from €2 to €200, as she wants people to know they can a ord to shop there

Nicky is well known on the Urbanisation for helping with some great Charity Events and on Saturday used that experience to put on a great show

New Look Boutique is located on Avenida Londres 1A, Unit 11, Urb. La. Marina, San Fulgencio, 03177

Opening Hours are: Tuesday to Friday 10.00 - 16.00 Saturday - 10.00 - 14.00

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Please note that all information contained within this Costa Blanca People Business Pro le has been provided by the client, and is therefore deemed correct and accurate. Any errors, omissions or inaccuracies are the sole responsibility of the client.

Sting’s daughter Fuschia Sumner is engaged to beau Maximilian Wright and gushes she’s ‘super in love’ - days after sibling Eliot splits with model Frankie Herbert

Sting’s daughter Fuschia Sumner has revealed she’s engaged to partner Maximilian Wright.

Just days after the rocker’s other child Eliot Sumner split up with society model Frankie Herbert, there comes some cheering news for The Police star’s family.

Daily Mail’s Richard Eden reports that the 41-year-old actress - whom Sting shares with ex Frances Tomelty, 74 - is set to walk down the aisle with her beau.

Top BBC star is taken o air after ‘paying teenager £35,000 for sexual pictures’

The well-known presenter is said to have asked the teenager for ‘performances’

A top BBC star has reportedly been taken o air pending an investigation after claims emerged that he paid a vulnerable teenager more than £35,000 for sexual images.

The well-known presenter allegedly began paying the teenager when they were 17, and sent them the money which they used to fund a crack cocaine addiction.

The child’s mother, who has made the shocking allegations, told the Sun she feels ‘sick’ whenever she sees the man on TV.

The star was said to have requested ‘performances’ from the individual, who told their mother they would then ‘get their bits out’.

The family made a formal complaint to the BBC in May, begging the corporation to stop the behaviour towards their child, now 20.

It is claimed he sent hundreds or even thousands of pounds at once, once depositing a sum of £5,000 in the teenager’s bank account.

The stricken mother said: ‘Whenever I see him on telly, I feel sick.

‘I blame this BBC man for destroying my child’s life —

taking my child’s innocence and handing over the money for crack cocaine that could kill my child.’

She continued: ‘The money had been in exchange for sexually explicit photographs of my child.’

The star, said to be known to millions, allegedly requested ‘performances’ from the teenager, who used the cash to fund their spiralling drug habit.

The explicit messages are said to have started in 2020. The family said the star did not hide his identity and even sent photographs to the teen while he was at work.

The mother told the Sun their child went from a ‘happy-golucky youngster to a ghost-like crack addict’ in just three years.

It is claimed that even after the family complained, the star continued to send money and remained on air.

A BBC spokesperson told MailOnline: ‘We treat any allegations very seriously and we have processes in place to proactively deal with them.

‘As part of that, if we receive information that requires further investigation or examination, we will take steps to do this.

‘That includes actively attempting to speak to those who have contacted us in order to seek further detail and understanding of the situation.

‘If, at any point, new information comes to light or is provided — including via newspapers — this will be acted upon appropriately, in line with internal processes.’

Fiona Phillips insists she’s ‘trying to keep smiling’ after her heartbreaking Alzheimer’s diagnosis as she implores medics to nd a cure to stop the disease ‘massacring families like mine’

Fiona Phillips insists she’s trying to keep smiling after speaking out publicly about her devastating Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

On Tuesday, television presenter Fiona, 62, revealed she and her husband were left in ‘total shock’ when the doctors diagnosed her with Alzheimer’s after having feared her brain fog symptoms were a sign of

menopause.

She originally saw the onset of ‘crippling anxiety’, ‘confusion’ and ‘brain fog’ at the end of 2021. Due to the nature of her symptoms, she saw a menopause specialist and underwent hormone replacement therapy.

Some of her symptoms improved, but the brain fog remained. She was examined by other specialists, spent months completing cognitive tests and ultimately received her dreaded diagnosis last year which was con rmed by a spinal tap test.

Now, insisting she is trying to push through and hold on to hope there will be a cure, she told the Mirror: ‘I am trying to keep smiling and getting on with things but it is a bloody horrible disease.

Strictly Come Dancing’s Joe Sugg and Dianne Buswell splash out a whopping £3.5 million on a new luxury vebedroom property near Brighton

It’s the multi-million pound house that Strictly bought.

Joe Sugg and Dianne Buswell have splashed out a whopping £3.5 million on a new luxury ve-bedroom property near Brighton, MailOnline can reveal.

The couple, who met on Strictly Come Dancing in 2018, have moved into the former home of Brighton and Hove Albion player Lewis Dunk.

Lewis, 31, bought the detached property in West Sussex for £787,500 in 2016, and listed it last year for £3.5 million.

Four months after moving in, the Premiere League star submitted plans to build a twostorey side extension, lower ground, ground and rst oor rear extension and a two storey front extension as well as a detached front garage.

The Orihuela Costa tourist train has started its summer service!..

This delightful train journey takes you on a beautiful scenic route of the Orihuela Costa, all the way from Playa Flamenca to Campoamor. The train stops at all the best beaches and tourist spots along the coast, including Zenia Boulevard, the largest shopping mall in the Alicante province. The Orihuela Costa tourist train is a convenient way to discover the area, as well as being great fun for all ages to appreciate. With tickets priced at just 6€ for the whole day, you have the freedom to hop on and o wherever you like. So

sit back, relax and enjoy the vistas of one of the nest shorelines on the Costa Blanca. A full timetable and train stop locations can be found on their website www.orihuelatrenturistico.com. The route started on Monday 3rd July and will be running until 31st August from MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS ONLY. The train is wheelchair accessible and dogs are allowed. More great ideas for things to do on the Costa Blanca can be found on the website www.costablancascene.com

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staples such as tuna, toilet paper, milk, tinned food, pasta, rice, soup mix, baked beans and olive oil.

They also baby items including nappies, hero baby milk 1 and 2 and baby wipes.

Not everyone has the time to buy products and take them to the charity or indeed any of the drop o points, but they still want to help.

This is where Teaming could be the solution. Teaming is an online tool to raise funds in favour of social causes with micro donations of 1€

a month. Their philosophy is based on the idea that 1€ does not have much of an impact if donated alone, but if we join forces, we can make beautiful projects possible. Teaming started in 1998 and works in conjunction with Banco Sabadell. There are no bank fees, no commissions and the

The most common diseases of summer and how to avoid them

The most frequent pathologies for which patients go to the emergency room during the holidays are usually acute-onset external otitis and gastrointestinal problems as the main cause of admission, as stated by Dr. Juan Costell, head of the emergency department of the Quirónsalud Torrevieja hospital.

As for otitis, Dr. Costell explains that “otalgia with a history of recent bathing is usually the reason that causes greater care consultation. They are usually secondary external otitis by immersion in swimming pools or in the sea, as is usual at this time of year.” This type of ear infection, caused by the action of moisture, produces an alteration in the epithelium of the external auditory canal, which in turn causes the germs that are usually in the duct to penetrate, causing the infection.

As for its symptoms, the doctor reports that “it manifests as  a strong pain in the area and, if the disease progresses, suppuration and narrowness of the ear canal occurs along with a temporary hearing loss since the in ammation does not let the air through”,

Dr. Costell recommends that, after three or four days, after the visit to the emergency room and treatment with topical antibiotic  therapy, the patient should visit the otolaryngrine since this pathology can give many problems a posteriori and should be controlled.

In relation to gastrointestinal problems, Dr. Costell points out that, although the care demand is lower than in cases of otitis, the severity of the pathology may even require the patient’s admission. “Acute  gastroenteritis is usually accompanied by vomiting, increased number of bowel movements, diarrhoea, high fever and oral intolerance. Most of these problems in summer are due to food poisoning, the main danger being severe dehydration, especially in children and the elderly.”

To prevent a picture of gastrointestinal problems in summer, hand hygiene is essential before preparing food and consuming, preferably, freshly prepared or refrigerated food, since the heat can alter its state.

Summer pathologies, what they are and how to avoid them

Although these pathologies are present all year round, as stated by Dr. José Luis Lasaga, head of  emergencies at Quirónsalud Alicante,  “it is in summer and during the holidays when they manifest themselves in a more recurrent way”. To know what they are and how we can avoid the most common summer diseases, Dr. Lasaga indicates to pay attention to the following points:

• Dermatological infections and other of these the most frequent are fungal infections and especially the socalled athlete’s foot, which occurs

after stepping on wet ground and previously infected by other people. “To prevent it,” says Dr. Lasaga, “it is important to use ip ops both in swimming pools and showers and dry our feet very well. In case of infection, it will be necessary to use a topical antifungal treatment”

• Diseases related to heat and prolonged exposure to high temperatures without adequate ventilation or hydration. “Its symptoms can range from muscle cramps, dizziness, loss of consciousness, to hyperthermia, hypotension, dehydration and death,” explains the specialist of Quirónsalud Torrevieja. The doctor advises avoiding peak hours of sun,

proper hydration and keeping the body cool.

• Sexually transmitted diseases by increasing the possibility of isolated sexual contact without the use of adequate protective measures. To avoid them, Dr. Lasaga advises the use of condoms to minimise the risk of contracting these diseases. “If this happens, go to your doctor to perform the appropriate complementary tests and establish the appropriate treatment,” says the specialist.

• Bites of insects and other animals such as sea urchins, jelly sh, etc. In most cases they cause mild symptoms that are usually controlled with physical and antiin ammatory measures, “although

we must not forget that we must consult with your doctor or go to the emergency services without having symptoms such as dizziness, loss of consciousness, uncontrolled fever, dyspnoea or chest pain”,  says Lasaga.

Finally, to spend a good summer without scares the specialists of Quirónsalud Torrevieja and Alicante recommend drinking plenty of uids, avoiding the hours of increased sun exposure, use of adequate sunscreens, a balanced diet, washing hands frequently, and if we travel do not forget the medication if you need it and health reports, and in case of doubt consult with our usual doctors or go to the emergency services.

Radiology extends service in Pilar

The health centre of Pilar de la Horadada extends the radiodiagnosis service in the afternoon and will incorporate a new digital radiology equipment.

- The centre will have uninterrupted opening hours from 08.00 to 21.00 hours from Monday to Friday.

- A new state-of-the-art digital radiology system is expected to be installed in the coming months.

The Pilar de la Horadada

health centre, part of the Torrevieja health department, is extending its radiodiagnosis service in the afternoon thanks to the incorporation of a new radiology technician.

Until 16th July, the centre will maintain the current morning shift, extending the activity in the afternoon until 21.00 hours, i.e. from 10.00 to 21.00 hours.

From Monday, 17 July, the centre will have uninterrupted opening hours from 08.00 to 21.00 hours from Monday to

Friday.

In addition, a new state-ofthe-art digital radiology system is expected to be installed in the coming months to replace the current one, which is obsolete after years of use.

The new addition of specialists and the technological improvements represent a step forward in healthcare conditions in the municipality, a fact that will avoid unnecessary journeys for patients, also reducing waiting times.

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Dental Clinics

Carredent British Dental Practice

(Dr. Ian F. Smith)

Tel: 965 711 797

Mob: 638 608 532

Email: jardindelmar21@icoud.com

Domestic Appliance Repairs

Domestic Appliance Repairs Tel: 966782451 654939202

Email: domrepair2@gmail.com

Estate Agents

My New Home in Spain Tel: 711 007 147 hello@mynewhomeinspain.com www.mynewhomeinspain.com

Health & Beauty

Concept Nail Spa

Tel: 965072570 678210063

Concept Nail Spa

Indiana´s Hair & Lash Boutique Tel: 681 250 190

Indiana’s hair & lash boutique Indianashairandlashboutique

PHB Supplies Tel: 865757135

Email: phbsupplies@gmail.com www.phbsupplies.com

Sunbay Insurance Tel: 965063483 693719221

Email: info@sunbay-insurance.com www.sunbay-insurance.com

689 140 360 Email: travel@whtravel.es www.whtravel.es

M Motors Venture Fleet SL Tel: 965077330 671549920

Email: info@venture eet.com www.venture eet.com

Marcos Automoción launches its new business line Marcos Cycles

This exciting initiative marks the company’s foray into the motorbike market with the Piaggio Group.

Marcos Automoción, the leading company in the automotive sector, launches the new Marcos Cycles project. This exciting initiative marks the company’s foray into the motorbike market with the Piaggio Group, made up of the Vespa, Piaggio, Aprilia and Moto Guzzi brands.

Marcos Cycles represents an exciting chapter in the history of Marcos Automoción, expanding its product o ering and entering a new market segment. The strategic collaboration with the Piaggio Group, internationally renowned for its excellence in motorbike design and manufacturing, has been fundamental in making this project a reality.

With the creation of Marcos Cycles, the company seeks to combine the experience and know-how of Marcos Automoción in the distribution of vehicles with the experience of the Piaggio Group in the design and production of motorbikes. This synergy allows Marcos Cycles to o er two-wheeled enthusiasts a range of exceptional motorbikes, fusing the

elegance, technology and quality that characterise both brands.

The new synergy between Marcos Automoción and the Piaggio Group represents a merger of two leaders in the transport industry with a proven track record of success. This strategic partnership allows both companies to expand their market presence and reach new levels of excellence in motorbike distribution. The new line of business focuses on the sale of highend motorbikes that o er exceptional performance and an unparalleled riding experience.

With the opening of Marcos Cycles, Marcos Automoción rea rms its commitment to innovation and product diversi cation. The company expects this new line of business to strengthen its position in the automotive industry and enable it to reach a wider and more enthusiastic customer base.

Marcos Automoción began its activity in 1967 with the purchase and sale of used cars. Just one year later, it began selling vehicles. In the following years, it began to expand throughout the province of Alicante and Murcia. After the purchase of Grupo Montalt by Marcos Automoción, it has more than a hundred dealerships spread over 6 provinces and o ers 20 of the most renowned brands in the sector such as Ford, Kia, Nissan, Hyundai, BMW, JLR, Citroën, Peugeot. In January 2023 it formalised the purchase of BMW Engasa Marcos Automoción has become a benchmark at regional and national level, basing its business on experience and trust. Today, with the new Marcos Cycles business line, Marcos Automoción rea rms its commitment to product diversi cation thanks to its synergy with the Piaggio Group.

Driving licence exchange

Victoria moved to Spain 20 years ago and set up an interpretation and admininistration support business and has been self employed for over 7 years working in the Orihuela Costa area.

Victoria is legally registered as a representative at the tra c o ce so clients don’t have to attend. Victoria is given an appointment via email every 1 to 2 weeks at the tra c o ce. She can also assist with booking Medical certi cate appointments also and can give advice on what is involved and what documentation is required.

Victoria meets her clients to complete the application paperwork and then attends the tra c o ce and then continues to be the point of contact for the application throughout providing a timeline update to the client when it moves to manufacturing stage and emailing the 3 month temporary driving authorisation.

Should the tra c o ce need to clarify any part of the application or require anything added, they email Victoria who gets the application back on track as quickly as possible.

Victoria also provides the service of redirecting the postage from Madrid to the tra c o ce. This procedure avoids any postal issues that clients commonly experience.

Once the license is con rmed as ready for collection in Elche Victoria will attend on the clients behalf, sign for it and arrange to meet the client to handover their new Spanish license.

Victoria is also available to o er help and support for the following;

TIE appointments, EU Residencia,

• Padron.

• Sip card entitlement. Hospital appointments. Guardia civil reports.

• Car, Home, Life, Travel and Pet Insurance quotes

Contact Victoria on tel: 0034 691 961 315 or email: victoria. scott1985@gmail.com

Please see Victorias main advert on the front page of the newspaper.

BUSINESS PROFILE

Please note that all information contained within this Costa Blanca People Business Pro le has been provided by the client, and is therefore deemed correct and accurate. Any errors, omissions or inaccuracies are the sole responsibility of the client.

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CHURCH AND CHARITIES

International Christian Assembly Evangelical Church. We welcome you to Sunday Service at 11am (English) Calle Beniajan 14, Torrevieja, 03185 www.icatorrevieja.org Phone; 966799273 or 660127276 (SH) Join us at Salt Church. Sundays at 10.30am. We are a friendly Church, Bible centred in our teaching and informal in our worship.Calle Daya Nueva 12, Poligino Industrial Levante II, 03187 Los Montsinos. www.saltchurch.es Facebook: SaltChurchSpain

Hacienda Riquelme impresses golf experts

Hacienda Riquelme recently hosted a by invite only golf day to highlight the perfect condition of the award-winning course. Director of Golf, Chris Ahern, accompanied 10 guests from the local gol ng community.

One of the lucky guests was John Batterby from Stary Sod Green fees who said the course was immaculate.

John Said: “The management team and green keepers at Hacienda Riquelme have obviously been hard at work. This course is now stunning and plays like a dream. They have improved the course almost beyond recognition and its now a must play course for local golf societies and for those enjoying gol ng holidays.”

Built to championship standards the 18-hole, par 72, 6,991-yard (6,356 metre) Nicklaus Design course features four sets of tees per hole, presenting challenges to all levels of golfer. It has a range of elevations and uses the natural contours of the land to provide an exceptional gol ng experience.

The Murcia-located golf course boasts a range of facilities in addition to the 18-hole course. These include El Cason Restaurant and bar. Golf Pro Shop and a supermarket. There is a Golf Academy o ering individual and group golf lessons and Hacienda Riquelme Golf boasts some of the best practice facilities on the GNK Golf Circuit, all maintained to golf course standards. These include: fulllength driving range with 20 natural turf practice tees, extra-large putting green with multiple tiers to emulate the course’s greens, double-size steep sided greenside bunker facing o to the extensive chipping green, multitiered approach fairway with semirough areas facing on to the chipping green, fairway bunker facing o to the driving range, designed for practicing long-range bunker shots.

Following the round of golf, guest were treated to a tasty tapas lunch in the late 19th-century colonial style Hacienda club house.

Almoradi receives 1.8 million euros of European funds for the complete refurbishment of the Venancio Costa pavilion

The Venancio Costa Pavilion has been in service for more than 60 years, being one of the rst sports facilities in Almoradí.

What began as an indoor court outside the town centre, in the middle of the orchard, was gradually transformed into a sports complex which, with the growth of Almoradí, became part of the city centre.

Almoradí has an index of federated sport that places it among the most outstanding in the Valencian Community, with intensive use of its available facilities.

In this way, with the action to be undertaken with the grant received from European Funds and speci cally from the Plan de Impulso para la Rehabilitación de Edi cios Públicos (PIREP), the pavilion is going to become a benchmark, as rehabilitation addresses the improvement of ENERGY EFFICIENCY at three levels:

It is proposed the reduction of energy demand through thermal improvement, providing it with the necessary

insulation in roofs and enclosures, and solar control with the integration of bioclimatic measures.

In addition, action is taken on energy consumption by installing high-e ciency systems operated with intelligent systems that will guarantee the thermal comfort of users.

On the third level, the generation of energy from renewable sources

(photovoltaic and aerothermal) will make this building not only self-su cient but also in solidarity with the rest of the surrounding public consumption.

The project envisages providing the building with total ACCESSIBILITY, installing a lift that will give access to the upper level and a walkway that will connect the two multi-purpose rooms to be created in the spaces recovered on

that level.

Finally, all the actions will be aimed at the CONSERVATION OF THE BUILDING, such as the repair and replacement of the block masonry in poor condition, as well as the structural elements damaged by the e ect of leaks, the rehabilitation of the electrical installation, the water supply, as well as the sewage and rainwater networks.

Abbey Anglers

On the 4th of July we shed the 6th round of the Summer Series and the 4th round of the Presidents cup at the El Bosquet complex near to Crevillent. 20 anglers took part, shed over 4 sections and the match was shed in extremely hot sunny conditions.

Winner on the day from the unfancied peg 5 was Trevor Howard. Trevor shed the pole down the middle or across with maggot and weighed 28.52kg.

In second place was myself Ian Brown. I was drawn on the ever consistent peg 1, but unlike other days on this peg it was virtually impossible to catch anything across and I caught most of my sh down

the middle with maggots shed over micros. Eventually I managed to weigh 26.10kg mainly of carp but also a decent barbel and a completely white Koi carp.

In third place was Tony Felstead. Tony shed maggot on the pole, but either down the middle or down the edge, for 19.40kg of carp.

The other two sections were won by Russell Davidson with 17.36kg on peg 18 and Bill Cannon with 14.72kg from peg 34 who unlike all the rest used the method feeder.

Further details re everything shing can be found on our website, www. abbeyangling.es

Ian Brown

SOLUTIONS ON PAGE 37

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25,995€

Volkswagen T-Cross 2020, Manual, Petrol, 24,208 kms, 4x2,1.0L. ABS, PAS, Central locking, Radio, USBC, A/C, Multifunctional steering wheel, Bluetooth, Parking sensors. 18,995€

Kia Stonic 2022, Manual, Hybrid/Petrol, 10,200 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 1.0L, ABS, PAS, Cruise control, Climate control, Bluetooth, Parking sensors, Multifunctional steering wheel, Navigation. 18,995€

2018, Automatic, Diesel, 2017,172,749 kms, Estate, 2.0 L, ABS, PAS, Radio, climate control, Cruise control, Bluetooth, parking sensors, Electric boot, Multifunctional steering wheel. 20,995€

2019, Manual, Petrol, 122,005 kms, 4x2, 2.0L, ABS, PAS, Radio, AUX/USB, Parking sensors, A/C, Bluetooth, Navigation Navigation, Multifunctional steering wheel. 17,995€

BMW 2 Sieres 220 TOURER 2014, Automatic, Diesel, 148,442 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 2.0L. ABS, PAS, Radio, AUX/USB, Climate control, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel, Parking sensors 17,995€

Manual, Petrol, 171,636 kms, Estate, 1.2L. ABS, PAS, Central locking, Radio/CD, Touch screen, Aux/USB, Climate control, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel 10,995€

Ssangyong Rexton 7 Seater, 2014, Automatic, Diesel, 126,037 kms, 4x2, 2.0L, ABS, PAS, Radio/CD, AUX/USB, Climate control, Cruise control, Handsfree, Parking sensors, Leather seats. 14,995€

Porsche Cayman S 2016, Automatic, Petrol, 71,878 kms, Coupé, 3.4L. MUST BE SEEN!!! ABS, PAS, Radio, Climate control, Cruise control, Navigation, Parking sensors , Bluetooth, Leather seats, Heated seats, Multifunctional steering wheel. 51,995€

Subaru XV 2014, Manual, Petrol, 164,588 kms, 4x2, 1.6L, ABS, PAS, Radio/CD, AUX/USB, Climate control, Navigation, Multifunctional steering wheel, Reverse camera, Parking sensors. 13,995€

Jaguar XF Supercharged 2015, Automatic, Petrol, 147,807 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 3.0L, ABS, PAS, Radio, Cruise control, Climate control, Parking sensors, Navigation, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel, Navigation, Reverse camera. 22,995€

Opel

Manual,

25,221 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 1.0L, PAS, ABS, Aux/USB, Radio, Climate control, Bluetooth, Reverse camera, Multifunctional steering wheel, Parking sensors. 14,995€

Mercedes B180 2013, Diesel, Manual, 161,191 kms, Hatchback/Saloon,1.8L. ABS, PAS, USB/AUX, Parking sensors, Central locking, Multifunctional steering wheel, Bluetooth. 14,995€

Skoda Kamiq Automatic 2022, Automatic, Petrol, 11,020 kms, 4x2, 1.0L. ABS, PAS, Radio, USBC, A/C, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel, Reverse camera, Apple car play 22,995€

Volkswagen GOLF GTI CABRIO 2014, Automatic, Petrol, 99,039 kms, Cabrio, 2.0L. ABS, PAS, Radio, Aux, A/C, Parking sensors, Climate control, Electric windows, Handsfree, Multifunctional steering wheel, Electric soft top roof. 19,995€

Automatic 7 Seater 2018, Automatic, Diesel, 133,000 kms, MPV 7 seater, 2.0L. ABS, PAS, Central locking, Radio, Navigation, Climate control, Cruise control, Electric windows. 17,995€

Opel

BMW Z4 2010, Automatic, Petrol, 90,222 kms, Cabrio, 2.5L. ABS, PAS, Central locking, Radio/CD, AUX/USB, Climate control, Parking sensors , Bluetooth, Navigation, Multifunctional steering wheel. 19,995€

Opel Grandland X 2019, Automatic, Diesel, 132,759 kms, 4x2, 2.0L, ABS, PAS, Climate control, Parking sensors, Navigation, Multifunctional steering wheel, Bluetooth, Reverse camera. 20,995€

Ford

2013, Petrol, Manual , Hatchback/ Saloon, 117,697 kms, 1.0L. ABS, PAS, Central locking, Radio/CD, AUX/USB, A/C, Electric windows. 8,995€

Dacia Sandero Stepway 2018, Manual, Petrol, 152,200 kms, 4x2, 1.0L, ABS, PAS, Radio, AUX/USB , Cruise control, Climate control, Reverse camera, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel, Navigation. 11,995€

Ford Focus Titanium 2019, Manual, Diesel, 139,927 kms, Hatchback/Saloon, 1.5L. ABS, PAS, Parking sensors, Radio, USB, A/C, Climate control, Bluetooth, Multifunctional steering wheel, Navigation. 14,995€

Nissan Qashqai 2007, Automatic, Diesel, 136,299 kms, 4x2, 2.0L, ABS, PAS, Radio/ CD, Central locking, Multifunctional steering wheel. 7,995€

Audi Q2 2018, Automatic, Diesel, 176,983 kms, 4x2. ABS, PAS, Climate control, Cruise control, Radio/CD, AUX/USB, Bluetooth, Parking sensors, Electric boot, Apple Car Play. 19,995€

Mini John Cooper Works 2015, Automatic, Petrol, 140,0970 kms, Hatchback/ Saloon, 2.0L. ABS, PAS, Radio, AUX/USB, Climate control, Bluetooth, Navigation, Multifunctional steering wheel. 21,995€

Peugeot 308CC Roland Garros Paris Edition 2013, Petrol, Automatic,

Tesla Model S 60 Base 2014, Automatic, Electric, 130,000 kms, Hatchback/Saloon.

Astra 2019,

Petrol,

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Volvo V90 D4 MOMENTUM

Mazda CX3

Fiesta

SEAT Leon Estate 2016,