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Berlin to start allowing topless swimming at public swimming pools

Berlin to start allowing topless swimming at public swimming pools
Mar 10 2023 Share

A ruling by Berlin authorities will soon allow women to swim topless in the city’s public pools, after a women took legal action after being thrown out of a pool for topless sunbathing.

Authorities had decided that the woman in question, together with a number of others who were thrown out or asked to cover up, were victims of discrimination, and now anyone visiting pools in Berlin will be allowed to go topless.

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Those practicing Freikörperkultur (free body culture) welcomed the decision with open arms, while others are completely used to naked Germans in lake areas, parks or saunas.

An object of considerably vast culture shock for many travelling to Germany, nudity is approached with a very relaxed attitude when compared to other European countries. However, the act must be practiced with caution, for example when sunbathing on one’s own property which is visible to the public, neighbours have right to issue a complaint.

Despite this step, Berlin swimming pool operator Berliner Bäderbetriebe (BBB) has not changed its imposed rules, which insist bathing costumes must cover genitals, but rather classified that the topless swimming rule applies to every visitor, regardless of gender.

Would you go to a topless swimming pool?

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Bonju Needs launches lower-cost carpooling service across all of Malta

Bonju Needs launches lower-cost carpooling service across all of Malta
Mar 10 2023 Share

Malta’s all-in-one on-demand service app Bonju Needs has levelled up by adding ride-sharing to its list of services, making it the only application in Malta which offers ride-pooling.

This new update gives users the opportunity to get from point A to B with rides that are highly affordable and generally cheaper than most standard rides across the islands.

To top it all off, you will not only save time and money by ride-sharing, but also doing your part in reducing traffic congestion and emissions!

For companies, businesses can even register on Bonju Business and track all rides completed by their employees through a dedicated portal, making it the ultimate ride-sharing app for local business.

With regards to pooling fees, Bonju’s base fare starts at just €2.00, with €0.70 per kilometre per passenger. If an extra passenger is added, the price will increase by 30%.

Now, whether you’re planning a romantic dinner with your loved one or heading out for an honest day’s work, Bonju Needs is the app for you.

Download the app today and get a back for your buck with Bonju Needs.

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Shaun Farrugia dedicates new EP ‘Heaven Like Mine’ to late grandmother

Shaun Farrugia dedicates new EP 'Heaven Like Mine' to late grandmother
Mar 10 2023 Share

After weeks of anticipation, Shaun Farrugia’s brand new EP ‘Heaven Like Mine’ is finally out and, as we’ve come to expect from the Maltese wonder-kid, it’s a tearjerker.

 

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Accompanied by a gorgeous music video for one of the tracks ‘Vertigo’, Shaun Farrugia’s EP includes already-released belters like ‘Dear God’ and ‘Count On You’ as well as new tracks such as ‘Recognise Me’ and the titular ‘Heaven Like Mine’.

In a recent social media post, Farrugia stated that he poured his heart and soul into these songs, calling them his ‘safe place’ which have been close to his heart for months whilst also dedicating the whole project to his late grandmother.

“I’d also love to dedicate this EP to my late grandmother who would have turned 88 today, she loved playing the piano and singing songs so much, I wouldn’t be where i am without her.”

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Spice Girls reunite on new music video to celebrate 25-year song anniversary

Spice Girls reunite on new music video to celebrate 25-year song anniversary
Mar 10 2023 Share

We never thought we’d say it… but the Spice Girls are back! The popular British girlband published an alternative version of their ‘Stop’ music video to celebrate 25 years since first going live with it.

 

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Ginger Spice, Sporty Spice, Posh Spice, Scary Spice, and Baby Spice, as they are known, took the UK and the rest of the world by storm since first coming together in 1994.

With smash hits like ‘Wannabe’, ‘2 Become 1’, ‘Say You’ll Be There’ and the aforementioned ‘Stop’, the Spice Girls became a mainstay in pop lovers’ playlists.

With thousands of likes and over 2 million streams and counting, the Spice Girls’ alternative music video was definitely well-received and hopefully a sign of more to come for Spiceheads everywhere.

Are you a fan of the Spice Girls?

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