The GSD has today claimed that ‘the Government's reply to Opposition questions asked as well as concerns raised in relation to the buses is nothing but a bare-faced refusal to be held accountable by the electorate.’
The party claims that the in its reply the administration ‘refused to provide any reassurance that any measures have been taken to ensure it is safe for the new buses to drive along certain parts of Europa Road.’
By Julian Felice
It is easy to unfairly underestimate the scale of the undertaking that Trafalgar Theatre Group takes on every year with the production of its annual pantomime. With a cast of over sixty – including numerous children -, each with their costumes, songs and dance routines – to say nothing of the big, colourful sets – staging such a production is no mean feat, and Trafalgar – especially long-time director Margaret Seed – should be applauded for their dedication to this successful venture. Over many years, the group has honed the art of staging this celebration of silliness, much to the benefit of the local community.
With the official opening occurring shortly, the new Mental Health Facility opened its doors to the press today for an insight into its state of the art functionality. The tour was led by Mental Health Services Unit General Manager Christopher Chipolina.
At about 1730hrs yesterday afternoon, Police attended to an address in Gardiner’s View in answer to reports of a domestic disturbance. Upon arrival, officers were met by two British nationals, a male and a female, who both made allegations of assault against each other following a heated argument which had allegedly turned violent. Both bore signs of injury with the female showing severe swelling to her cheekbone and jaw. Both persons were co- habiting as a couple at the time of the incident.
