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Gary Neville Calls Malta His Second Home After Stay

Gary Neville Calls Malta His Second Home After Stay
Oct 3 2023 Share

Gary Neville, the English football pundit and former Manchester United legend, shared a couple of snaps he took during his stay in Malta, which he described as an ‘excellent 2 days.’

Calling the islands his second home, Neville revealed that he stayed at the Iniala Harbour House, going on to take a couple of photos of the view from the hotel’s balcony. 

 

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Neville was spotted with Ryan Giggs at Mrieħel’s Busy Bee sitting down for some hot beverages and snacking. The latter is also regarded as one of the greatest Manchester United ever had. 

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Man Utd’s Ryan Giggs & Gary Neville Spotted At Busy Bee

Man Utd's Ryan Giggs & Gary Neville Spotted At Busy Bee
Oct 2 2023 Share

Two of Manchester United’s legends were spotted at Busy Bee, Mriehel today. 

Welsh football coach and former player Ryan Giggs was spotted at the Mriehel outlet along with English football pundit and former player Gary Alexander Neville. 

Busy Bee’s official page shared an image of the two enjoying some of the caterer’s beloved beverages and foodstuffs. 

Gary Neville is a co-owner of English Football League club Salford City, going on to work as a commentator for Sky Sports until he took over the head coach position at Valencia. He was also assistant manager for the England national team between 2012 to 2016.

On his part, Ryan Giggs is regarded as one of the greatest players of his generation, playing his entire career for Manchester Uniter and briefly serving as the club’s interim manager. 

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New Airline To Start As Of March 2024

New Airline To Start As Of March 2024
Oct 2 2023 Share

A new airline will be launching soon to replace AirMalta, with the first operational flight of the new airline planned to launch on the 31st of March 2024. 

Air Malta will cease operations on 30th March, but will continue to operate as planned all its flights with travel dates up to and including 30th March 2024. 

The new airline will operate 17 new routes: Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, Catania, Dusseldorf, London Gatwick. London Heathrow, Lyon, Madrid, Milan, Munich, Paris CDG, Paris Orly, Prague, Rome, Vienna and Zurich. 

With a fleet of eight Airbus 320NEOs in a two-class configuration system, it will have a flexible premium class cabin averaging 168 total saleable seats with up to 360 premium class seats. 

The airline will also boasts a modern fuel-efficient aircraft fleet, with reduced CO2 emissions per passenger as well as noise pollution. 

3 of the aircraft’s will be brand new, bought directly from airbus and owned by the new company. Targeting a 90% seat load factor, the rest of the aircrafts will be leased. Each flight will now start with 2K profit upon takeoff instead of FK loss upon takeoff, as was done by AirMalta. 

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Alex Borg Calls For More Resources For Gozo’s Police

Alex Borg Calls For More Resources For Gozo's Police
Oct 2 2023 Share

Nationalist Party MP Alex Borg took to social media to share footage he received which seems to show an altercation occurring in Marsalforn, Gozo. 

The MP wrote how the local police are always trying to keep the peace without resources and yet have to deal with intense situations all the time. 

‘Businesses are scared that they’ll be next that after a lot of thought and sacrifice to start their enterprise they’ll find someone who will destroy their property and reputation.’

‘Can we go on like this’, asked Borg. ‘When will concrete action be taken? We need to give adequate resources to the police so that families and good people can feel comfortable in Marsalforn.’

He called on stakeholders, local councils, business owners, the police as well as representatives from the government and the opposition to sit down and find solutions. 

This is not the first time that MP Alex Borg drew attention to the issues faced in Marsalforn as well as the lack of resources police have. 

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