Fort Fitness is everything you could ever want in a gym and more

Fort Fitness is everything you could ever want in a gym and then some

Mar 16 2022

As the summer season begins to approach and everyone and their mother seems to have started working on their summer body, fitness begins to top everyone’s priority list. That’s why finding the right gym is as important as ever and if a super valuable fully-equipped gym is what you’re looking, Fort Fitness is the place to go.

The prestigious local gym sports over 140 exercise machines per location, a three-lane indoor track and a boxing ring, which includes an academy catering for both adults and children. That’s right, 3000 square metres of pure, unadulterated grind with around-the-clock benefits for members.

As a matter of fact, Fort Fitness offers peak & off-peak memberships with varied payment options as well as selected free classes included in the membership. Depending on availability, the free classes could be anything from calisthenics to yoga and will provide your weekly workout routine all well-needed change of pace.

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If that wasn’t enough to get you working out, Fort Fitness offers free parking, personal trainers, access to lockers and all the amenities you could ever need to motivate you to start working out. Simply put, Fort Fitness caters for all your training needs, opening the doors to a community which believes in self-love & self-improvement whilst pushing you closer and closer to reaching your fitness goals.

They have repeatedly stated that they believe that everybody should be given the opportunity to exercise in a judgement free space, with the support they need to enhance both their physical and mental well-being… and we can definitely vouch.

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Partit Popolari promsies to double minimum wage to €1.5K per month

Mar 16 2022

Third political party Partit Popolari has pledged to increase the minimum wage by double, bringing it up to €1.5K per month.

Explaining in their electoral manifesto, the party seeks to put an end to having Malta’s economy being built on a model of low wages. The party is therefore pledging a doubling of minimum wage spread over the period of 10 years.

Malta’s current minimum wage stands at around €181 per week.

The party is also pledging to put an end to the giving of working permits to third country nationals, except for those who have essential and rare skills which can be used in Malta. Exceptions are made for carers and medical personnel.

The doubling of minimum pay also attempts to address the problem of cheap labour. The party states that economic activities which do not remain possible due to these increases are not adapted for a small country’s economy.

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Gozitans should have right to exit EU pledge Partit Popolari

Mar 16 2022

Third political party Partit Popolari has pledged to give the right to Gozitans to be able to exit the European Union if they so wish.

Explaining in their Electoral Manifesto, the party states that Gozo’s citizens should be able to decide for themselves whether or not to stay in the EU. However, they would still remain part of the Maltese state.

The manifesto states how this is modelled upon other member islands and territories of the EU such as Faroe Islands, Greenland as well as the way Channel Islands and Isle of Man were once considered.

The party also has other pledges which reconsider the territorial and political structure of Malta as a whole. The party is proposing that Malta is split into three regions – North, Centre and South.

Each region will have its own government elected by the citizens who are residents of that region. The central region will be a majority urban region which will have the responsibility of providing services and infrastructure required to a city of around quarter of a million inhabitants.

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Partit Popolari pledge to build Formula 1 track in Malta if elected

Mar 16 2022

Third political party Partit Popolari has pledged to build a Formula One track in Malta, with their electoral manifesto highlighting how the party plans to do so.

The party pledged to built the track through land reclamation and aims to create the conditions in Malta to make the island the main centre for motorsports in the Mediterranean region.

Yesterday afternoon, the announcement was made by Education Minister Clifton Grima that works on the national centre for motorsport has just started. The national centre will kick off with an investment of €20 million.

The third party is also proposing that wherever possible, roads facing the sea around harbour areas will become pedestrian zones. Access for cars will only be reserved for residents and the unloading of services.

Partit Popolari are also proposing a grid of bicycle lanes as well as roads with bicycle priority in the entire urban zone. The measure aims to facilitate the use of bicycles in Malta by raising such vehicles to public transport status.

Transport centred pledges made up most of the electoral manifestos by all political parties as they seek to address the problem of traffic and transport in Malta. Among them are the PL’s Metro as well as PN’s trackless tram.

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