PARTY TIME: End the summer with confetti showers & crazy vibes at Glow Box Fiesta Edition

Sep 13 2022

If you thought summer was over think again because G7 Events and Glow Box are back for one final fiesta with Glow Box presents Fiesta End of Summer Special and the vibes are crazy.

The vibrant party brand burst onto the scene in November 2021 and quickly made a name for itself with confetti showers, illuminated attractions, crazy vibes and stacked line-ups featuring Malta’s favourite DJs.

For their final fling for the summer, Glow Box will be returning to Gianpula Village this Friday for their Fiesta End of Summer Special and G7 members can use their card for one last time to enter for FREE!

Featuring a massive line-up of DJs with Debrii, Koroma, Miggy, D-Rey, Sar, Cleaven, Kieren, Nagem, Gabii & Moore on the decks & an enchanting environment of larger-than-life attractions, this is an event you don’t want to miss out on.

If you are not in possession of a G7 Membership, you can grab your last few tickets from HERE.

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4 in 5 Maltese are satisfied with local public service

Sep 13 2022

A new Eurobarometer research published by the European Commission shows that four out of five Maltese people are satisfied with the public service in Malta.

The research, which takes place two times a year and measures the public sentiment across Europe, placed Malta in third place in all of Europe when it comes to satisfaction towards public service.

79% said that they are satisfied with the service and that they are happy with how it is issued. The Maltese percentage was 27% higher than the European average.

The Maltese also have a high satisfaction and trust rate when it comes to the police corps and the Armed Forces of Malta. It is in fact the highest it’s been in 10 years.

The research showed that the trust in the AFM is at 80%, an 8% increase over the ranking found in the previous study. The same study also shows a 69% rating in trust for the Police Force. This is a 15% increase over the previous research.

Malta is therefore one of the average European countries when it comes to trusting the police and the armed forces.

Minister for Home Affairs and Internal Security Byron Camilleri had stated that crime has dropped by 7% over the span of a year.

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The storms are upon us: lightning and rain expected later this month

Sep 13 2022

According to Facebook weather page ‘Aggornament tat-Temp’, a change in weather is set for the 21st of September, brining a spread of low pressures and highly anticipated autumn weather.

The low pressure wave, accompanied by unstable weather, is set to make its way from the Ionian Sea, situated to the North-East of Malta.

This by itself is not meant to generate any storms, but given that there is a possibility of very warm waters close to the islands, the 24th and 26th of September could see a massive storm forming.

The possibly damaging weather pattern could also be impacted by an African anticyclone. This could make for a very intense introduction into the autumn and winter season.

But this could be quite a relief for all those tired from the heatwaves which dominated the summer months, especially given the record breaking temperatures we just went through.

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7°C higher temperature than normal for all 3 summer months in Malta

Sep 13 2022

All three summer months recorded a maximum of air temperatures over 7°C higher than the normal monthly digits.

According to the Meteorological Office, summer 2022 brought with it air temperatures which were 1.7°C higher than the seasonal norm, with a peak of 39.2°C in the middle of August.

Between the months of June and August, temperatures had a range of a 17.2°C minimum during the night in June, and a daytime maximum of the aforementioned 39.2°C in mid-August.

With an average of 27.9°C, the summer air temperature for this summer was 1.7°C high than the seasonal climate norm. June saw some new heights at 38°C, which is 9.2°C higher than the norm.

However, this did not, rather surprisingly, top the same month’s record of 41.5°C which was recorded in 2021. Sea surface temperatures were also between 2°C and 2.7°C higher than respective monthly norms.

A total of 1,084.4 sunshine hours were recorded during the summer months, which surpasses the seasonal climate norm by 43.3 hours. This comes as summer 2022 becomes the hottest in Europe’s history as heatwaves batter the continent.

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