Malta’s 15-year local council experience has been at times colourful and at others painful. But, with hindsight, it is undeniable that Malta’s localities have benefited on a number of counts from the adventure....

An application to operate a snack bar at Number 20 A Saqqajja Hill, Mdina was lodged before the Planning Authority. The location of development classifies it as a designated Class B boundary of National Protective Inventory...

It was exactly 50 years ago when talks started between the then PN government and the British Admiralty for the commercialisation of the Drydocks to safeguard the employment of the 6000 odd workers employed there. ...

Due to high fuel costs, airlines serving Malta have been rationalizing their route network on longer routes. With the shift towards low-cost-carrier style, the “under two flight hour rule” will become more necessary to follow. ...

In his article on The Sun’s tirade on Judge Giovanni Bonello’s ruling regarding the rendition of terrorist Abu Hamza al-Masri, David Lindsay stopped short from giving his own comments (TMIS, 10 August). ...

“Do not worry. Have a look at what is available, and if it’s not there tell me. I will do my best to get it for you.” This is how Joe greeted me when I met him for the very first time. I...

From Mr M. Camilleri, Mr M. Cassar, Mr M. Muscat, Mr J. Portelli, Ms C. Camilleri, Ms R. Muscat, Mr J. Camilleri, Mr P. Said, Ms S. Said, E. Portelli...

The article by Jacqueline Laing relating to divorce law has, at best, left me baffled (TMIS, 10 August). Obviously, her article was an exercise in trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. ...

Reading Alfred Mifsud’s article “It hurts” made me and my family wonder how such a man could write those hurtful words about the dockyard workers. Surely Mr Mifsud never had to work in such dangerous conditions, ...

In its tirade against the judges of the European Court of Human Rights who issued an interim order in connection with the case of Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri, the British tabloid The Sun saw fit to describe all nine judges...