It’s Finally Here! Bay Easy 100.2 is Malta’s Newest Radio Station

Aug 28 2023

Today, Malta welcomed its newest radio station as 89.7 Bay’s sister station, Bay Easy 100.2 officially launched on the island’s air waves.

After weeks of anticipation, Bay Easy went live across Malta & Gozo on FM, DAB+ Digital Radio, Online and on Smart Speakers across the country simultaneously with a new host of presenters ready to guide you through your day.

The station took to social media early today to announce its host of easy going presenters Pierre Cordina, Natalie Haughton, Ben Glover, Albert Galdes, Tim Allen, Angie Greaves, Paul Carlin and Paul Hayes.

With a roster of familiar faces and new presenters and a pledge to play a mix of the most popular hits of all time, Bay 100.2 ushers in a new era of Bay Radio so if you were already a fan… it’s time to tune in.

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Gozo Highspeed Cancel Trips Due To Sea Conditions

Aug 28 2023

Gozo Fast Ferry released an important announcement pertaining to trip cancellations for their Gozo Highspeed service.

The schedule was disrupted due to unfavourable sea conditions, with the last departure from Valletta taking place at 16:45 and the last departure taking place at 17:45.

‘Tomorrow, we will resume normal operations’, the service explained. ‘Thank you for your understanding.’

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Malta’s Eastern Region To Become Cultural Region For 2024

Aug 28 2023

The Eastern Region will be designated as the Cultural Region for the year 2024, and for this purpose, the Eastern Regional Council together with the Local Councils within it are expected to organise various cultural activities throughout the upcoming year.

The Division of Local Government is allocating a quarter of a million euros to the Eastern Region for this purpose.

This was announced by the Minister for National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government, Owen Bonnici, and the Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government, Alison Zerafa Civelli.

Minister Owen Bonnici emphasiSed that this is an investment not only in more cultural activities in the various towns and villages, but ultimately in the artists and creators themselves who possess so much talent.

He recalled that the Eastern Region will be the second region to have a cultural calendar after the Southern Region successfully inaugurated a cultural calendar for the current year. In total, this year alone, 14 cultural activities were organised, and it is planned to hold 9 more cultural activities in the remaining months in the South of the country.

Minister Bonnici stressed that this undoubtedly contributes significantly to the enhancement of the cultural fabric.

From her end, Parliamentary Secretary Zerafa Civelli highlighted the success that this scheme brought to the localities within the Southern Region and explained that the cultural activities and initiatives that were organised will contribute to the appreciation of Maltese culture and its preservation for future generations.

“In the same way, there is no doubt that the Eastern Region will present an excellent cultural calendar. The Cultural Regions scheme is continuously growing, promoting Maltese culture and its unique cultural heritage in various localities around the country,” emphasised Parliamentary Secretary Zerafa Civelli.

Permanent Secretary Joyce Dimech explained that through the Cultural Region of the year, we have the opportunity to implement substantial parts of the cultural strategies of the six regions that will be launched later this year.

“This demonstrates the positive result when there is strong collaboration between various entities and sections. Therefore, I would like to thank all those involved in this project,” said Ms. Dimech.

The President of the Eastern Regional Council, Anthony Chircop, stated that the title of Cultural Region will serve as a platform showcasing the unique identity of the Eastern Region. “We are committed to implementing sustainable initiatives with active community involvement. In the cultural program, we will honor our roots and historical traditions, while celebrating the diverse heritage that forms our foundation. We will also celebrate diversity and emphasize the bond between generations and cultures,” explained Mr. Chircop.

The localities within the Eastern Region that will be part of the Cultural Region include Birkirkara, Pembroke, Swieqi, Pieta, Għargħur, Ħal Lija, Imsida, Ta’ Xbiex, St. Julian’s, Sliema, Iklin, and Gżira.

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It’s Time to Up the Cozy & Get Winter-Ready at Satariano Living & Dining Room Month!

Aug 28 2023

We can all agree that this year’s summer season was a spectacular one but after weeks upon weeks of swimming, sunbathing and revelling under Malta’s summer sun, we can’t help but look forward to cozy season.

The blistering heat has overstayed its welcome and it’s high time we start gearing up for the Winter season, and what better way to prepare than by visiting Satariano during their Living and Dining Room Month!

Step into the Satariano showroom and view the latest collections, from contemporary living rooms that redefine comfort and coziness to dining room pieces that create lasting memories around the table. The curated collections undoubtedly cater to diverse tastes and preferences!

Visit the showroom this month and benefit from great offers on sofa’s, television units, book cases, dining tables, chairs, wallcoverings, carpets & so much more.

Their team of experienced design professionals work closely with clients, taking the time to understand their vision and requirements. Offering tailored solutions, ensuring that every home reflects the clients individuality & lifestyle coupled with the most suitable financial solutions.

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