Coronation celebration Cyberkiosk record

Anna Ellis

THE Royal Naval Association Torrevieja Branch (RNATB) hosted a special event where 56 Shipmates and guests celebrated His Majesty King Charles III’s coronation.

Shipmates enjoyed a Cava Reception, High Tea, a rendition of the specially choreographed King Charles III Coronation Waltz, a toast to our new King and ultimately rounded off the event with a unique raffle at the Lakeview Bar & Restaurant in Ciudad Quesada.

For many, this was a once ­ in ­ a ­ lifetime event, which is why many of the RNATB Shipmates wanted to salute the occasion and celebrate it in a befitting style and “be one to be remembered”.

The Spanish, Valencia TV channel, A Punt, recorded the event and an edited recording is on the RNATB Facebook page at ­ Royal Naval Association Torrevieja Branch Spain.

The entire event was without a doubt an incredibly spectacular occasion.

The local overseas branch in the Torrevieja area has a diverse mix of members, who are a friendly and engaging group of people who embrace their ethos of Comradeship, Loyalty, Patriotism and Unity while enjoying a variety of social events. Why not join the fun? Contact Chairman, Tony Jenkins at Chairman. RNATB@mail.com , call: (+34) 693 866 709 or WhatsApp (+44) 7576 117222.

THE cyberkiosk installed in the main office of the Citizen Attention and Information Service (SAIC) of the Alicante City Council on Calle Cervantes has broken a new record by reaching 1,347 registration certificates issued in one month.

This figure covers the month of May and exceeds the March (record holder) figure of 1,330.

The success of the device has led the council to deploy another 15 through the city’s neighbourhoods where, starting in July, up to 15 municipal procedures can be carried out.

The councillor for New Technologies, Anto­

MARIA and the Pink Ladies held their first Walk for Life since the pandemic on June 4 at the Flamenca Beach CC.

It was a great turn out and a good day was had by all.

The Torrevieja ‘Pipes and Drums’ were in attendance to pipe out the walkers and pipe them back in again on their return.

Simon Morton of Sunshine FM was once again in attendance to offer nio Peral, highlighted that “Alicante City Council has taken a giant step with the incorporation of these devices that allow municipal procedures to be carried out instantly.

“Since its implementation, the cyberkiosk on Calle Cervantes has issued more than 10,000 registration certificates and managed the payment of nearly €230,000 in tax matters."

With the implementation of 15 new machines, the New Technologies department expects to greatly multiply this figure.

In addition, other new procedures may be carried out, in addition to obtaining registration certificates and paying taxes.