More police

takes place in all major tourist hotspots, including the Valencia Region, from July 1 to August 31 to ensure the safety of all nationals and visitors over the holiday season.

Vigilance will focus on main roads, bus and train stations, ports, airports, hotels, beaches and campsites, as well as all major public events that lead to gatherings of large numbers of people.

In addition to crime prevention and traffic duties, the extra personnel will also help speed up investigations and provide a better and faster service for people looking to file reports and complaints.

Denia train accident

Local Police as the car driver was unable to unable to leave the vehicle due to the doors being blocked. A detachment of police officers, firefighters and an ambulance rushed to the scene and managed to get the driver out unharmed. overhaul of the area that will also include the creation of a 13,000 squaremetre green area behind the pavilion.

Witnesses report that the train driver repeatedly sounded the warning signal for the car to get out of the way and that the traffic light was red to warn that a train was crossing.

The regional rail authorities launched an investigation.

Work is expected to be finished within six months.

U3A Javea member C heda Panajotovic caused a bit of a stink at the Javea U3A June general meeting at Casa de Cultura.

The former London tourist guide dredged up some unsavoury facts on the history of the city and its infamous River Thames in a shocking yet amusing presentation entitled The Great Stink (1858).

In an emotional opening, Cheda dedicated his talk to his wife Mira who he revealed was suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. Cheda went on to explain that the 19th century Great Stink was the result of a fastgrowing population which was too much for the basic sewer system to cope with and the cause of three sep-