The Malta Police Force, in collaboration with the Victim Support Agency, organised a fun-filled pool day for children living in residential homes.
The kids – and the guardians who care for them – were treated to some doughnuts and some relaxing time by the pool.
‘A big thank you to everyone who contributed to making this day special for the kids’, the police crops wrote on social media.
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The Opposition Leader Bernard Grech with some of his Shadow Ministers had the opportunity to meet some members of the MCESD.
The Leader of the Nationalist Party stated that the MCESD has the pulse of our country in a direct and immediate way because it knows what happened, why it happened, what is happening, and what needs to be done to strengthen our country’s competitiveness, while increasing both local and foreign investment and creating more well-paid, dignified jobs for workers.
He emphasized that we all know that, for this to happen, our country needs to have good infrastructure, be credible, and be able to anticipate future challenges with actions that start today.
The Leader of the Nationalist Party reminded us that workers and businesses are suffering from crises that could have and should have been avoided. Therefore, it is unacceptable for the Nationalist Party that there is no stability in basic and essential services, such as roads, electricity, health services, and clean beaches without sewage.
The Nationalist Party wants infrastructure that helps the economy grow sustainably and adds value. This means we need a wide range of jobs where everyone can find well-paid employment, regardless of their skills.
Bernard Grech continued that the Party he leads wants our country to have health services that are efficient and where delays are eliminated. Health enables every person to reach their potential while being productive.
The Nationalist Party’s policy must be proactive, ensuring stability, a healthy population, economic growth, social improvement, educational advancement with increased critical thinking, and a populace with more skills.
The Nationalist Party wants economic, financial, and social policies to lead to a good quality of life for the people, where you enjoy living, are physically and mentally healthy, and can plan for the future.
In light of this, the Nationalist Party offered the government its cooperation so that, unanimously, a strong message is sent to Parliament that this country deserves better. The Nationalist Party Parliamentary Group is united in the belief that Edward Scicluna should resign from his position.
The Leader of the Nationalist Party reiterated that, just as the government and opposition should be united in voice, other entities like the MCESD should also be part of the voices agreeing that Edward Scicluna should resign. For credibility, our country needs to be led by serious individuals.
During the meeting, the Leader of the Nationalist Party was accompanied by Deputy Leader Alex Perici Calascione, as well as Shadow Ministers Ivan Castillo, Alex Borg, Beppe Fenech Adami, Graham Bencini, Jerome Caruana Cilia, Ryan Callus, Mario de Marco, Robert Cutajar, and Rebekah Borg.
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Marsa Regatta Club player Cayvon Gatt and Birzebbugia Regatta Club players George Frendo and Elton Azzopardi have all been found guilty due to an altercation they had during the Freedom Day Regatta.
With the help of camera footage it was found that Cayvon Gatt of Marsa was found guilty of starting the altercation and was thus fined €25, for participating in the altercation George Frendo and Elton Azzopardi of Birzebbuga were suspended for 13 days.
Marsa rower Owden Caruana was also investigated but found to be innocent as the video showed Caruana trying to stop the altercation and calm down the tense fight.
This is another unfortunate case of brutality shown in local sports as in water polo, San Giljan player Ben Plumpton was suspended for some matches and fined for being excessively aggressive towards opposition players.
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The Malta Records have officially released their very first book collecting all the records they awarded in the year 2023.
The book collects around 50 records which concern festivals, exhibitions, individual honours, collections, food, feasts, fireworks, decorations and more.
The book is being sold for €11 and can be acquired by either messaging the team directly or from Ħal Qormi’s Electroit Stationery in Piazza Federico Maempel.
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