Mark Nolan

Following a record-breaking summer, Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport is preparing for a bumper winter, with more choice than ever this season.

Whilst towns like Torrevieja are seemingly unable to resolve the problem of an aging fleet of public buses, just down the road in Elche, the City Council continues its commitment to sustainable mobility and for this reason the mayor, Pablo Ruz, has visited the Solaris electric bus production plant in Poznan (Poland). He went there […]

Airport operator Aena has put to tender the contract for a 2.7 MW self-consumption solar power plant to be installed in the canopies of the Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernandez Airport car park building.

The purchase and sale of homes registered an increase of 19.4% in July compared to the same month in 2023, reaching a total of 57,302 transactions, its highest figure in any month since September 2022 and the highest in a month of July since 2007, when more than 63,000 transactions were made, the National Institute […]

As hotels continue to increase their prices and profits without the excuses they have used in recent years, the net result when it comes to domestic tourism is that fewer people are traveling, but those who are pay more, so the corporate profiteers are not losing out.

There was a heart-warming turnout in Rojales on Sunday of residents and other supporters standing up against animal abuse.

Three people were killed on Sunday after a helicopter collided with high voltage power lines in Puçol (Valencia).

At its regular monthly meeting on October 9, the Upper Frederick Board of Supervisors voted to permanently hire interim Township Manager Sean Halbom as the township's new manager. Halbom accepted the offer. Board Vice-Chair Lisa Fischer stated, "Things have gone really well since you've been here. I appreciate all that you've done." Chairman Bill Landman agreed saying, "I thought it's been great. I think you're doing excellent, and I appreciate you coming in and putting in the work with us."

At its work session meeting on October 22, the Lower Frederick Board of Supervisors continued their discussion of the township's 2025 fiscal budget. Board Chair Marla Hexter expressed concerns that revenue projections remained relatively flat while expenses are projected to increase.

At the Lower Frederick Board of Supervisors General Meeting on November 6, the board authorized advertisement of the 2025 Fiscal Year Budget. The board intends to adopt the budget at its December 3 meeting.