In the midst of a pandemic, Government presented another unprecedented budget: this time, the largest one ever presented. Despite the current economic and financial outlook and the uncertainty that...

With Halloween around the corner, here are some terrifying stories of hauntings that will get you in the spirit to join one of our spooky ghost tours.   The Ghostly Procession -...

Monday 5th October marks the World Teachers’ Day – A day that UNESCO, since 1994 celebrates to commemorate the anniversary of the signing of the 1966 ILO/UNESCO recommendation concerning...

Love a coffee to kick-start your day? Then embrace the coffee culture on 1 October, when International Coffee Day celebrates all things related to everyone’s favourite roasted...

Another week of double-digit virus cases. Many businesses are now suffering the brunt of consumer uncertainty to varying degrees, from those usually servicing the local population to those depending...

The Covid-19 situation hit voluntary organisations and NGOs hard, limiting the way they can raise funds. Add to that people working reduced hours, some losing jobs, and many focusing on...

As we near the end of the 2014-2020 funding period, a new funding call seeks to tackle issues of poverty, social exclusion and social dialogue.  The European Social Fund (ESF) is an EU funding...

The experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic clearly demonstrated the resilience, at different levels, of human endeavour. At the Institutional level, we witnessed excellent co-ordination between the...

I have a coffee at one of my favourite Ferries-based coffee shops....

Results are now what they are. The results of the local council elections two weeks ago clearly showed that Labour was well-prepared for them and that the work carried out was not in vain. ...