750 Fines For Over Speeding Since January 1st 2025

750 Fines For Over Speeding Since January 1st 2025
Feb 13 2025 Share

Last weekend, the Malta Police Force carried out approximately 30 road-check inspections across various roads in Malta, resulting in 60 drivers being fined for excessive speeding.

Around 800 vehicles were stopped, with police issuing multiple fines for breaches of traffic regulations.

These inspections form part of routine checks. Since 1st January, approximately 500 road checks have been conducted, during which thousands of vehicles were stopped and numerous fines issued. Among these, 750 fines were related to speeding offences.

Road checks were carried out across Malta and Gozo, with major inspections taking place on the Coast Road, Dawret St Paul’s Bay, and Garibaldi Street in Marsa. Some drivers were caught speeding at 113 km/h and 150 km/h in zones where the maximum speed limit is 60, 70, or 80 km/h.

The Malta Police Force has confirmed that routine road checks will continue in the coming days and months. Authorities are urging drivers to adhere to traffic regulations, emphasising the importance of road safety for both their own well-being and that of others.

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World Renowned Motivational Speaker Jim Lawless Is Coming To Malta!

World Renowned Motivational Speaker Jim Lawless Is Coming To Malta!
Feb 13 2025 Share

Jim Lawless is a world-renowned keynote speaker, bestselling author, and transformation advisor to top organisations like Apple, Diageo, and Microsoft – and he’s coming to MALTA!

With over a million people inspired across five continents, he is recognised as a leading authority in motivation and leadership.

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Ranked the #1 motivational speaker outside the US by Global Guru, Jim champions bold action, adventure, and courage in achieving extraordinary goals.

What makes Jim unique is his commitment to “walking the talk.” He proved his principles of high performance by becoming a televised jockey in 12 months and breaking the British free-diving record, reaching 101 metres without air in just eight months.

 

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These achievements reinforce the effectiveness of his strategies for resilience and transformation.

As the author of Taming Tigers, Jim equips leaders with tools to overcome fear, self-doubt, and limiting beliefs—critical for navigating change and driving success.

His signature frameworks, Taming Tigers and DARE, provide practical strategies for mastering uncertainty, inspiring teams, and shaping the future.

At Ahead of the Game, Jim will deliver an electrifying keynote on transformation, bold decision-making, and leading through disruption.

His session will challenge leaders to overcome barriers, energise teams, and act decisively in uncertain times, leaving them inspired and ready to lead with confidence.

Tickets are out now! You can find them here. 

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Works On Multi-Sensory Park In Bormla Completed

Works On Multi-Sensory Park In Bormla Completed
Feb 13 2025 Share

Renovation works at Ġnien il-Familja in Bormla have been completed, with the park now featuring multi-sensory play equipment designed for children with different abilities.

The project was carried out by the Bormla Local Council with funding from the Accessibility and Mobility Scheme, issued by the Local Government Division.

The inauguration was attended by Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government Alison Zerafa Civelli, Bormla Mayor Marco Agius, Director General of the Local Government Division Emil Vassallo, and local councillors.

Parliamentary Secretary Alison Zerafa Civelli expressed satisfaction that Bormla now has another open space accessible to all, particularly children with different abilities.

She emphasised that such initiatives improve the quality of life for citizens and families, whether through open spaces, cultural events, or seasonal activities.

She also highlighted the importance of inclusivity in local council projects, ensuring that public spaces are designed for everyone’s enjoyment, in line with government policies promoting a better quality of life for all.

Bormla Mayor Marco Agius thanked the Accessibility and Mobility Scheme for funding the project, allowing the local council to renovate another public space. He emphasised that such schemes enable local councils to make a real difference in residents’ lives.

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Iniala Harbour House Once Again Only Hotel In Malta To Receive Forbes 5 Star Award

Iniala Harbour House Once Again Only Hotel In Malta To Receive Forbes 5 Star Award
Feb 13 2025 Share

Iniala Harbour House & Residences in Valletta has been recognised as Malta’s only Forbes Five-Star hotel for the fourth consecutive year, making it one of just 336 hotels worldwide to receive this prestigious accolade.

It is also home to Malta’s only two Michelin-starred restaurant, ION Harbour by Simon Rogan, further cementing its reputation as the country’s leading luxury hotel.

The Forbes Travel Guide is the only global rating system for luxury hotels, restaurants, and spas, assessing over 2,000 properties across 85+ countries.

Anonymous inspectors evaluate hotels against hundreds of rigorous standards, awarding Five Stars only to those that meet the highest levels of service and luxury.

This sustained recognition highlights Iniala Harbour House’s commitment to exceptional hospitality, outstanding guest experiences, and world-class service. Mark Weingard, Founder of Iniala Group, expressed his pride in the achievement, describing it as a reflection of the team’s dedication and a promising start to an exciting year ahead.

Founded in 2020, the hotel features 23 uniquely designed rooms and suites across historic Maltese townhouses and palazzos, offering stunning views of the Grand Harbour.

Beyond luxury, Iniala Harbour House prioritises sustainability and community engagement, implementing eco-friendly practices and supporting local initiatives, reinforcing its role as a pioneer in Malta’s high-end hospitality sector.

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