By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny After a 2020′ missed appointment “Good France” is back for a 6th edition in 2021. Organised by
ALBERT FENECH I check the air quality statistics throughout Europe regularly and am always taken aback that Malta’s air quality is usually as bad as
Leaving the Mediterranean Sea and Almeria city behind hubby and I drive north-east past the white-sheeted frames of never ending plastic tunnels. Many are
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If you happen to be in Athens this fall and if Greek culture has any meaning to you
ALBERT FENECH The total area of our islands of Malta and Gozo is just 246 square metres and one may well ask what could possibly
On Tuesday we returned to the Chequers Inn for another review. We’ve reviewed it several times before, and it’s a local pub that we love.
What is a Hammam? With the long reign of the Moors in Spain, especially in Andalucia, their legacies, traditions and wonderful buildings remain in abundance
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny From Roman emperors such as Tiberius or Augustus to romantic 19th century travellers like Oscar Wild or
ALBERT FENECH The islands of Malta and Gozo have been invaded by different human races for almost 7,000 years, beginning from Sicilian farmers who moved
By Annick Dournes Ideally located in the 9th district of Paris at walking distance from Montmartre, the Opera or the famous “Le Printemps” and “Les
ALBERT FENECH Thanks to the presence in Malta for three-and-a-half centuries of the Knights of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, also known as
Now allow me to recount the main event and the reason for our travel to Yorkshire – a visit to the York Maze. https://www.yorkmaze.com/ See
Sweltering Seville a city of romanticism and dreams, heat and tapas, ferias and fun. If your time is short here are my top six things
A few days ago as it was a nice sunny day we went out for a drive and decided to visit Beachy Head in East
By Frederic de Poligny For decades, Greece was promoted as an attractive destination for its white villages overlooking the deep-blue waters of Mediterranean Sea,
My last article was entitled I’ve gone on holiday by mistake! This time I’ll be looking at things in reverse: every traveller has found places
It all started with my youngest son’s dream to get lost in a big maze, and with my wife coming across an advert of one
Cordoba, the ancient city on the Guadalquivir River not far from home in Jaén many times. Strolling around the windy medieval streets of the Judería
I’ve always thought Volvo’s XC90 pulls off an implausible trick of being both ostentatious and understated, at the same time. In the right colour, it
ALBERT FENECH My recent articles concerned climate changes – and this one is yet another change – HOWEVER, not in climate but in technology
Photos by Rob Tysall Get ready for the loudest, most exciting show of the year – The Tanks, Trucks & Firepower Show in Warwickshire
ALBERT FENECH Thirty two years ago I was resident in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. One morning I casually picked up a newspaper and read a
Huelva is one of those places that people often say ´Where?¨ ´Never heard of it.¨ It is one of the least known provinces of Andalusia
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Since time immemorial Corinth has been the richest and more powerful city in Greece, even greatest
ALBERT FENECH Every country has its minority percentage number of idiots – Malta no less. In recent weeks, we have seen such worldwide minorities take
Eastbourne is a popular seaside town on the south coast. It’s known for it’s attractive beach, magnificent pier, and nearby beauty spots such as Beachy
Photos by Rob Tysall Lots of youngsters dream of getting up close and personal to a dinosaur, and now’s their chance. Ann Evans visits
I wonder if perhaps because mark-making is such a primal human urge we expect drawing to be ‘easy’ somehow; that it should not demand
What you see here is one of the outcomes of the formation of something of an automotive powerhouse. Vauxhall is now in bed with Peugeot,
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If walking in the foot-steps of stars and millionaires, is an important part of your dreams,
IAIN ROBERTSON Admitting that its latest model is more evolution than revolution, considers Iain Robertson, is almost as strident as stating that it is the
ALBERT FENECH I have known Pierre Farrugia from the town of Zabbar for many years as a former colleague at STMicroelectronics where he works as
IAIN ROBERTSON Just look around, urges Iain Robertson, since the onslaught of the pandemic, the rich are getting richer and retail prices are skyrocketing, some
IAIN ROBERTSON Recalling the halcyon days of the kit car era, reports Iain Robertson, may provide scary memories of scored knuckles, fearsome electrics and inimitable
It’s not about the cars, it’s about the people. Factor Us In, is the brand new exhibition at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon. Ann Evans
Jonathan Schofield takes a voyage on Lowestoft’s last remaining fishing smack to discover how the vessel has survived and is now playing a critical role
IAIN ROBERTSON An air of inevitability surrounds oil company support of hydrogen as a fuel for the future, contends Iain Robertson, as both BMW and
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Two thousands years ago the Roman armed forces commanded by Julius Caesar invaded Gaul and war rages
IAIN ROBERTSON Wishing that it were untrue, Iain Robertson believes that dealing in upmarket Mondeo territory (not on price, naturally) is hammering the final identity
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech There is very, very, very little that links Queen Elizabeth II to Meghan Markle except
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny After a 2020′ missed appointment “Good France” is back for a 6th edition in 2021. Organised by
ALBERT FENECH I check the air quality statistics throughout Europe regularly and am always taken aback that Malta’s air quality is usually as bad as
Leaving the Mediterranean Sea and Almeria city behind hubby and I drive north-east past the white-sheeted frames of never ending plastic tunnels. Many are
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If you happen to be in Athens this fall and if Greek culture has any meaning to you
ALBERT FENECH The total area of our islands of Malta and Gozo is just 246 square metres and one may well ask what could possibly
On Tuesday we returned to the Chequers Inn for another review. We’ve reviewed it several times before, and it’s a local pub that we love.
What is a Hammam? With the long reign of the Moors in Spain, especially in Andalucia, their legacies, traditions and wonderful buildings remain in abundance
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny From Roman emperors such as Tiberius or Augustus to romantic 19th century travellers like Oscar Wild or
ALBERT FENECH The islands of Malta and Gozo have been invaded by different human races for almost 7,000 years, beginning from Sicilian farmers who moved
By Annick Dournes Ideally located in the 9th district of Paris at walking distance from Montmartre, the Opera or the famous “Le Printemps” and “Les
ALBERT FENECH Thanks to the presence in Malta for three-and-a-half centuries of the Knights of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, also known as
Now allow me to recount the main event and the reason for our travel to Yorkshire – a visit to the York Maze. https://www.yorkmaze.com/ See
Sweltering Seville a city of romanticism and dreams, heat and tapas, ferias and fun. If your time is short here are my top six things
A few days ago as it was a nice sunny day we went out for a drive and decided to visit Beachy Head in East
By Frederic de Poligny For decades, Greece was promoted as an attractive destination for its white villages overlooking the deep-blue waters of Mediterranean Sea,
My last article was entitled I’ve gone on holiday by mistake! This time I’ll be looking at things in reverse: every traveller has found places
It all started with my youngest son’s dream to get lost in a big maze, and with my wife coming across an advert of one
Cordoba, the ancient city on the Guadalquivir River not far from home in Jaén many times. Strolling around the windy medieval streets of the Judería
I’ve always thought Volvo’s XC90 pulls off an implausible trick of being both ostentatious and understated, at the same time. In the right colour, it
ALBERT FENECH My recent articles concerned climate changes – and this one is yet another change – HOWEVER, not in climate but in technology
Photos by Rob Tysall Get ready for the loudest, most exciting show of the year – The Tanks, Trucks & Firepower Show in Warwickshire
ALBERT FENECH Thirty two years ago I was resident in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. One morning I casually picked up a newspaper and read a
Huelva is one of those places that people often say ´Where?¨ ´Never heard of it.¨ It is one of the least known provinces of Andalusia
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Since time immemorial Corinth has been the richest and more powerful city in Greece, even greatest
ALBERT FENECH Every country has its minority percentage number of idiots – Malta no less. In recent weeks, we have seen such worldwide minorities take
Eastbourne is a popular seaside town on the south coast. It’s known for it’s attractive beach, magnificent pier, and nearby beauty spots such as Beachy
Photos by Rob Tysall Lots of youngsters dream of getting up close and personal to a dinosaur, and now’s their chance. Ann Evans visits
I wonder if perhaps because mark-making is such a primal human urge we expect drawing to be ‘easy’ somehow; that it should not demand
What you see here is one of the outcomes of the formation of something of an automotive powerhouse. Vauxhall is now in bed with Peugeot,
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If walking in the foot-steps of stars and millionaires, is an important part of your dreams,
IAIN ROBERTSON Admitting that its latest model is more evolution than revolution, considers Iain Robertson, is almost as strident as stating that it is the
ALBERT FENECH I have known Pierre Farrugia from the town of Zabbar for many years as a former colleague at STMicroelectronics where he works as
IAIN ROBERTSON Just look around, urges Iain Robertson, since the onslaught of the pandemic, the rich are getting richer and retail prices are skyrocketing, some
IAIN ROBERTSON Recalling the halcyon days of the kit car era, reports Iain Robertson, may provide scary memories of scored knuckles, fearsome electrics and inimitable
It’s not about the cars, it’s about the people. Factor Us In, is the brand new exhibition at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon. Ann Evans
Jonathan Schofield takes a voyage on Lowestoft’s last remaining fishing smack to discover how the vessel has survived and is now playing a critical role
IAIN ROBERTSON An air of inevitability surrounds oil company support of hydrogen as a fuel for the future, contends Iain Robertson, as both BMW and
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Two thousands years ago the Roman armed forces commanded by Julius Caesar invaded Gaul and war rages
IAIN ROBERTSON Wishing that it were untrue, Iain Robertson believes that dealing in upmarket Mondeo territory (not on price, naturally) is hammering the final identity
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech There is very, very, very little that links Queen Elizabeth II to Meghan Markle except
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