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More awards for Haley Bugeja as she is named best player in Serie A

More awards for Haley Bugeja as she is named best player in Serie A
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There’s no stopping her! Maltese football star Haley Bugeja has been awarded the best player in the Series A Femminile by Italy based publication L Football. 

The publication specialises in woman’s football and has set it’s eyes on the Maltese talent, with Bugeja expressing her joy and gratitude for the award. 

Haley finished Sassuolo’s last season as the club’s top goalscorer and one of the top five goalscorer in the entire Serie A. She was also the first Maltese woman to score a hat-trick during international competitions. With ties to Juventus and her goals being recognised as some of the most beautiful scores witnessed, it’s clear there’s way more in store for this young talent! 

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Photo Source: Haley Bugeja IG, @lfootball.it IG

Neil Agius and Sean Meli receive Republic Day honours from President

Neil Agius and Sean Meli receive Republic Day honours
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Among those awarded Republic Day honours by President George Vella on Monday were record-breaking swimmer Neil Agius and Sean Meli, who saved a boy from drowning last month. Back in November, 33-year-old former water polo swimmer Sean Meli was hailed a national hero after he rescued a 14-year-old boy from drowning in Sliema. 

For his brave feat, Meli was awarded the ‘Midalja Ghall-Qlubija’ award, revealing that had he let the boy drown, he would have been traumatised for life. The ceremony saw two individuals awarded with the Medal for Bravery (one of whom was Meli) and 11 others awarded with the Medal for the Service of the Republic. 

One of the winners of the latter award was ultra-distance swimmer Neil Agius, who completed a 125.75km swim in 52 hours back in July to raise awareness about plastic pollution. Agius told newsroom Times of Malta that ‘being awarded ensures me that I am doing the right thing and it drives me to continue advocating and doing what we do.’ 

Apart from Meli, doctor Raymond Grixti received the Bravery award for giving first to a person who was seriously injured in a hostile environment. As for the other awards, author Joe Zammit Cutajar, cancer patient and advocate Ethel Vento Zahra and veteran actress Jane Marshall were amongst those awarded. 

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Photo Source: Neil Agius FB/IG, Steffie Cassar Torreggiani

Nine youth arrested for starting fires in abandoned St Philip’s Hospital

Nine youth arrested for starting fires in abandoned St Philip’s Hospital
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Nine youth have been arrested for allegedly setting fire to the abandoned St Philip’s Hospital in Santa Venera. 

A police statement revealed that Hamrun district police, assisted by Rapid Intervention Unit officers, were involved in the arrest of the teenagers, with ages ranging between 15 and 20. 

At around 1500hrs yesterday 13th December 2021, police were informed of the entry by the youth in the abandoned hospital. They allegedly started to set fire to some rooms. 

The fires were controlled by Civil Protection officers. Investigations are ongoing with an inquiry being opened by Magistrate Dr Monica Vella LL.D. 

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Photo Source: MaltaToday

Looking to host a staff or family party this festive season? We have you covered!

Looking to host a staff or family party this festive season? We have you covered!
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Setting up the location for your loved ones or your coworkers comes with a lot of challenges – finding the perfect dishes, the astounding area and… the bookings! So here is a list of possible options for you…

1. Marea 

Kicking off our list is an option in the south of Malta. Marea is all about a chic and lavish experience. 

Dominating in Asian cuisine and a great spot for sushi lovers, it’s got the views and great cocktails to bask in them with. 

Marea also have a live DJ spinning tunes most nights, so it’s a definite certified experience. 

2. Pastrocchio 

Pastrocchio’s hearty portions in a chilled environment offers something for everyone and will leave your taste buds utterly satisfied. 

It’s a central location in Mriehel, offering foodies genuine prices and an entire field of food possibility. 

Whether it’s their Ravioli Prawn and Scallop or their signature Veal Saltimbicca, you won’t be disappointed. 

3. Don Berto 

If a great view of the picturesque grand harbour coupled with a hearty meal is what you’re looking for, then Don Berto definitely has you covered. 

We cannot help but talk about their delicious portions with value for money. But given that we’ll be reuniting with lots of people we care about, Don Berto can cater for huge groups. 

 

4. A Mano 

Pizza lovers will go crazy at A Mano, given the restaurant’s authentic Italian pizza and even pasta dishes. 

Yet another relaxed environment which captures stunning views of the Grand Harbour. A Mano offers set menus but just looking at their dishes ensures that everyone will leave with a happy stomach. 

5. Cardini 

Last but not least, Cardini is a dessert haven with free parking in Sliema. With prices that don’t break the bank, an experience at Cardini on the Sliema promenade is made even better with their Big Juicy Burgers. 

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