From Ms R. CamilleriI first met Connie Fenech in October 1960 when I entered Mater Admirabilis Training College for my two-year Teacher Training Course. She was president of the Council of Students ...

The people in Luxembourg had the duty to vote in a referendum, as for others, it will be obligatory to vote in this referendum. So they went to the polls. ...

In local politics, there is no rest for the weary. Just when ministers and MPs were gearing themselves up for the summer parliamentary recess, 20 business firms involved in the supply of pharmaceuticals, medical ...

The outcome of the visit to Malta by EU Freedom, Justice and Security Commissioner Franco Frattini is encouraging, but declarations of “wheels being set in motion to tackle irregular immigration” need to be backed up with solid action....

It is to be brought to the attention of all those concerned that the Karwija school is being built in Kirkop near Karwija, and not in Karwija near Kirkop, ...

Last Monday the residents of Bahar ic-Caghaq, together with residents from Madliena, voiced their concern to the Government by means of a peaceful, coordinated gathering outside Parliament. ...

The House of Representatives yesterday unanimously approved a Bill to empower the Prime Minister to extend Malta’s fishing waters and maritime jurisdiction – the latest example of our MPs coming together....

With reference to the letter from Steve Borg, PRO Moviment Favur il-Harsien tal-Wied tal-Maghluq (TMID, 19 July), WasteServ would like to clarify various incorrect statements and misinterpretations made by the correspondent. ...

Noise pollution is being created by a couple of bars and restaurants. One is in the centre of a public playing field and the other noise polluter is none other than the waterpolo pitch....

I was proud to be among the full compliment of the Nationalist Party parliamentary group voting in favour of the ratification of the European Constitutional Treaty. It was a historic day for Malta, one that has cemented Malta’s future. ...