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CONGRATULATIONS are in order for several schools, doctors and entrepreneurs in the Valencia Region who have made it onto the highly prestigious Forbes lists.

The Lady Elisabeth School in Benitachell is now one of the best centres in Spain ac‐cording to Forbes, a long‐overdue recognition of the institution’s more than 30 years as the leading British school in the Marina Alta.

It is joined by several other international schools includ‐ing Cambridge House Com‐munity College in Valencia, Caxton College in Puçol, El Limonar in San Miguel de Salinas and Kings College in Alicante. Meanwile, four Va‐lencian doctors and sur‐ geons are classed among the 100 best in Spain, including international plastic surgery star Pedro Cavadas, oncolo‐gy expert Andrés Cervantes at Valencia’s Hospital Clínico, fellow oncology doctor Ana Lluch, and paediatrician Lucía Galán. Mercadona su‐permarket chain president Juan Roig is once again in fourth place on the list of richest people in Spain, with his wife and chief sharehold‐er Hortensia Herrero in eighth place. The richest per‐son in the country continues to be businessman Amancio Ortega, president of low‐cost clothes manufacturing company Inditex, followed by his daughter Sandra Orte‐ga in second place.

Proverb Of The Week

THE first Teulada Moraira Wellness Fair came to an end after a week full of different activities related to healthy lifestyles and habits.

The Feria del Bienestar, promoted by Teulada Town Council in collaboration with the Auditori Teulada Moraira, has exceeded all expectations with the participation of more than 500 people.

Residents and visitors were able to enjoy a range of activi‐ties including informative talks by experts on diet and exercise, ethnobotanical routes along local trails, pi‐ lates and fitness classes, a spice and nutrition work ‐shop, health‐related service stalls, talks on mental health, dog ‐ assisted therapy, a moonlight meditation and yoga route, as well as visits by primary schoolchildren to the municipal markets, where they were shown the bene‐fits of eating fruit and vegeta‐bles.

The councillor for Health, Susanne Katzgrau, thanked all those who made the event possible, stressing that “it is essential to be aware of the importance of looking after ourselves and knowing how to do so, both inside and out, as we have an environment that allows us to do so and we must take advantage and look after it so that future generations can also enjoy it.”

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