The niche market for businesses in the weddings sector is blooming, with nearly Lm11.5 million being spent on the provision of services and goods related to weddings in 2002....

The budget for 2005 will be held on one of two possible dates – either Monday, 22 or Wednesday, 24 November said Deputy Prime Minister Tonio Borg yesterday....

Bank of Valletta chairman Joseph F. X. Zahra handed in his resignation for what he described as “personal reasons”....

A motorist must have thanked his lucky stars as he narrowly escaped a mass of stone that fell some four storeys onto the road as he was driving out of the St Venera tunnels towards Marsa yesterday....

Qormi and Marsa residents were relieved to wake up to a relatively flood free morning yesterday, despite the fact that 69.7 millimetres of rain had poured down on the island the night before....

Farmers have registered a 17 per cent increase in profits for the period July to September 2004, a statement issued by the Department of Information said....

BirdLife Malta presented copies of its latest book Ghasafar Madwarna to Education Minister Louis Galea. As part of its environmental educational policy, BirdLife is distributing a free copy of this book to all primary schools in Malta and Gozo....

November is an important month in view of the important decisions that have to be taken in the best interest of the country and its citizens, Union Haddiema Maghqudin secretary general Gejtu Vella said yesterday....

Back in 1991 MP Tony Abela had asked the minister responsible for the roads when scheduled roadwork on Ferdinand Inglott Street in Attard was going to begin, to which the minister replied: “I asked the Public Works department to finish work at Ferdin...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi left for Brussels yesterday in order to attend a session of the European Council that will be meeting to discuss the Lisbon Strategy – that is, how to make Europe the most dynamic and knowledge-based economy in the worl...