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12th - 19th November 2014 (#52)
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Covering Alfaz del Pi, Albir , Altea,
Benidorm, Finestrat,
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p f o r f i e sT a s
TemperaTures rise for Benidorm fiesTas week
The final poppy was
“planted” shortly before
11am on Armistice Day
(11th November), the time
which the armistice was
signed, ending the war in
1918.
Holiday makers and locals will
Each of the 888,246 blooms
have a fantastic time during the
in the artwork, "Blood
next week fiesta party and we
Swept Lands and Seas of
can expect temperatures rising
Red," represents a life lost
up to 30 degrees. The weather
in World War I -- one for
has been absolutely glorious,
each of the British and
last night the temperature didn't
Colonial soldiers killed in
drop below 20 degrees this is
the conflict that began 100
absolutely amazing for this time
years ago.
of year and perfect for the thousands of party goers for 2014
Unfortunatly the amazing
fiesta celebrations.
installation...
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Dear Readers
As I am writing this note, I can see grey skies and dark grey
sea; not the normal view from my window! However, it is
still 14 degrees and with the forecast being positive for the
week ahead. For today, it is actually pleasant to have a a
look around and see the change of view across the coast
line and over the mountains. We can see how a change in
the weather can make such a difference to how we feel and
to our general mood. I will enjoy a walk along the promenade followed by a lazy day on the sofa, as it is Sunday.
With this years fiestas in Benidorm and Alfaz coming to an
end, I have spoken to loads of people who have been
enjoying the events and activities, as well as having had
some very late nights. The surprising thing is where everyone gets their energy from, to be able to party day and night
for almost a week. To me, this is an incredible feat. Maybe
it is me getting old but then again, the average age of the
party goers is 40+ .......
With just less than six weeks to Christmas Eve the shopping
days are sliding away. Before we realise, we will be sitting
down to Christmas dinner and taking time to see our friends
and family. We aim to provide our readers with lots of
Christmas bargains and gift ideas. So by reading each
week, you will find our weekly features for shopping, home
and family: with cooking ideas, recipes and Christmas
events and entertainment. There will be a weekly snap shot
of the very best things to do and what is going on in the
North Costa Blanca.
Next week we will be hosting our very own birthday celebration "The Weekly Buzz Birthday Bonanza" at the indoor
market aisle 6, from 12 midday until 4pm. Not only are we
celebrating our birthday, we are also celebrating our partnership with "TELITEC", who are the market leaders in the
North Costa Blanca for telecommunications; Internet - UK
TV - Telephone and Mobile. Come along to the official opening day of the Telitec shop at the Weekly Buzz press room
on Thursday 20th November from 12 noon. We have some
great free giveaways and opening offers on all of the products available.
If you own a business and want to advertise, then please
give the sales team a call, text or e mail on 673 652 340 [email protected] or please come along to visit
us in the indoor market in Benidorm. It is a great place to
browse the many shops. You can eat and drink with a selection of cafe bars and you can pick up your FREE VISTA
CARD in order to get hundreds of local savings and loyalty
rewards.
Read The Buzz online with all of the back issues available
at www.vistacostablanca.com/weekly-buzz
Have a great week, and enjoy a massive Fiestas Party - we
hope to see you there!
Marco and the Buzz Team
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12th - 19th November
BENIDORM
Where to get
ALBIR
Consum
LPD Travel
Wyndhams
Mendoza Supermarket
Benidorm Indoor Market - Rincon De Loix
Round Town Travel - Rincon De Loix &
LA NUCIA
C/Gerona
Supermarket La Nucia
Euro Cars
Benidorm Palace - Rincon De Loix
Aldi Supermarket
Rays ll Chippy - Av Meditteraneo,58
VILLAJOYOSA/LA CALA
ALTEA
Expats Super Market
Cafeteria Campomanes - Mascarat Harbour
Sotherby’s
MABS Charity Shop
Lock Stock Bar
Rascals Cafe
ALFAZ
Supermarket, Altea la Vella
Mendoza Supermarket
Yorkshire Linen, Cap Blanc
PMR Property
Moraira
Telitec Office
Monroes
Yorkshire Pride Pubs - 1,2 & 3 Med Playa Hotels - Regente,Riudor, Rio Park
Vincents Pubs - White Horse & Plaza
Costa Less - (Close to Outdoor Market)
Specsavers - Benidorm Old Town
Quick Save next to Burger King Rincon
Hotel Moli
Expats
PLUS OVER 100 MORE LOCATIONS
MONDAY
La Nucia - Opposite the auditorium in the town
square, would be best to drive.
TUESDAY
Altea - Largest street market in the region, drive or
take the number 10 bus from Benidorm.
WEDNESDAY
Benidorm - Outdoor market, situated near Hotel
Pueblo, you can´t miss it, just follow the crowds!
THURSDAY
Villa Joyosa - Big market 09:00-14:00 free road
parking. - El Cisne - Flea market, not far from
Benisol camping.
FRIDAY
Alfaz Del Pi - The number 10 bus will take you to the
start of the market, find fresh fruit & veg, clothes
and shoes!
SATURDAY
La Cala - Busy Saturday market located right on the
beach, great fun!
SUNDAY
Benidrom, La Cala, El Cisne, Albir, La Nucia & Polop Lots to choose from.
CONTENTS
PAGE 8 FOOD & DRINK
PAGE10 TRAVEL AROUND
PAGE 19-22 PROPERTY +
PAGE 30-33 TV LISTINGS
PAGE 34-35 CLASSIFIEDS
PAGE 36-40 SPORT
News
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CELEBRATE OUR
BIRTHDAY WITH US ON
THURSDAY 20th NOVEMBER
Visit us and our partners from Telitec at the
indoor market from 12 noon until 4 pm on
Thursday 20th November. Join in on our celebration! We shall have some fantastic offers
and free mobile phones!
The first birthday of the Weekly Buzz
Newspaper is a very important event for the
team and for the readers. We have delivered
in excess of half a million copies since the first
issue. Delivering local news and information
has been made possible by the help and support of our readers and by our customers, who
have continued to advertise their businesses
with us.
Without this help and support we would not
have been able to achieve what has been a
big task. Starting a newspaper was not
planned without considering the Market place
and the needs of the local readers. It was evident to us that the public needed a weekly
read, that offered local news and had a dedicated view of the local community. Reading
about local events and seeing advertising for
local businesses became the focus of the
Weekly Buzz from the first issue. Building up
the customers and readers over the last year
has provided the base for a long and prosperous future. The Weekly Buzz has already
grown in pages from 32 each week to 40 and
is planning to add 8 more pages very soon!
Also now expanding the circulation into other
areas of the North Costa Blanca the newspaper is continuing to grow.
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NEWS
WHAT A BULLY!
As a special event for the fiestas on Sunday and
Monday, there was amateur bull fighting at the
Benidorm bullring.
For anyone who has fancied visiting the bullring to see
what the tradition is all about, but has been too frightened to do so in case they witness great cruelty, this
was the perfect time to go along and have a look.
There was no blood and gore at all! In fact, every
young bull that our reporter saw, ended up coming out
on top. It was the "would be matadors" who teased
them the most, that ended up with a lesson learned, to
the delight of the crowd.
It was nice to actually take a look at the set up inside
the bullring. There was a really good crowd of spectators that a UK football match would have been proud of.
Certainly for the last hour or so of entertainment, no
payment was required from those going in.
In the ring itself, there were various pieces of wooden
equipment, such as steps, platforms, cages and fences,
where the "would be matadors" could retreat in safety, if
the bull got too close. The amateurs were mainly young
men. However, there were a few older members of the
public and certainly at least one female. Most were
pretty fit and could easily jump the perimeter fence to
safety, which was about 5 feet high from the inside.
The bulls were all young and very enthusiastic. They
appeared like cats chasing a piece of string. They
seemed to see it as a big game. It was down to the
individual as to how close they went to the bull, how far
they wandered into the middle of the ring away from
safety and how much they teased the bull by throwing
sand or banging on the apparatus.
There was one young man who dared hold his coat out
and let the bull charge. He was always quick enough to
side step as the bull ran through the
coat. The bulls obviously like charging,
as any chance to head-butt the flags
or coats that were held out
was taken and they would
go back for more.
Mostly the owners of
the items were in the
safe zone.
In just the hour that
our reporter was
there, she saw the
bull actually catch a
couple of guys and a
young lady, who had
teased the bull just a little too much and not got
away quick enough. There
appeared to be no serious injury and
people did applaud the bull.
On one occasion it was really quite funny
as the bull managed to bring down one
of the young men who appeared to be
showing off. The worst damage was a
tear in his trousers unless you consider
his embarrassment when he got up, as
his trousers fell down, revealing
his bottom to the full crowd!
Each of the young bulls are
only out in the ring a fairly
short time and they are
not caused any harm or
distress. When their
time is up, they bring in
like a big old "daisy
looking" bull and the
young bull follows it out
of the ring. There is a 5
minute breathing space
between each bull coming out.
When a bull does catch a person,
the others do their best to distract it
away.
There are bar facilities at the bullring and
of course other types of bull fights are
also held there.
NEWS
THE TELITEC PARTNERSHIP AT
THE BENIDORM INDOOR MARKET
The Weekly Buzz Press room in the Indoor
market has its doors open to the public six days
a week in order to receive local news, information about events and also as a place to get
advice and information for advertising.
From now in addition, you are able to get the
latest offers and information on the products
supplied by Telitec, the market leaders in
telecommunications in the Costa Blanca.
Becoming partners, Telitec and the Weekly
Buzz can now offer the public a one stop shop
for all telecommunication
needs, offering information
on the products and services. Bringing together the
experience and quality of
the Telitec team direct to
our readers, will provide
the very best products and a high level of services to take advantage of. Also, the very best
prices, offers and the latest product information
for fast Internet, UK TV and also mobile
phones.
The Telitec partnership with the Weekly Buzz
Newspaper has been achieved through the
general understanding of our readers and from
the general public as a whole, especially those
from the ex-pat community. One of the most
common topics of conversation between the
team at the Weekly Buzz and its readers is,
"who can we recommend for telecommunication services?". It is a very common problem
here in the Costa Blanca and the word
"Telecommunications" can often get your hair to
stand up on end. So many people, have experienced the problems of "slow" Internet or "No"
Internet and this is among the very many other
complaints such as poor customer services and
over charging issues. We believe that we have
now found the answer to solve the problems.
Being able to communicate both locally here
in Spain and also with our friends and relatives
abroad is not much to ask, is it? We are living
in a modern age and 2014 is a year of the most
modern technology and the recent launch of
the latest mobile tablets and phone products.
So why do we get so many people experiencing
the same problems?
Most of it simply comes down to the poor quality of the providers of the services. Spain now
has the infrastructure
of 3G and 4G communications coverage,
as well as fast wireless Internet services
in some areas. The
lack of fibre optical
lines is among some of the most common problems of achieving decent Internet through a
phone line (ADSL). However, wireless networks have recently grown and the coverage is
getting better all of the time. The unfortunate
people who have so far taken up the services of
wireless Internet did in many cases experience
problems and difficulties with interrupted services and poor speeds. This has been mainly due
to the networks being overloaded in the very
early stages and also before there was a period
of enough testing.
Telitec have been building their wireless internet infrastructure with precise planning and
restrictions in the number of users in the initial
stages. Now across the North Costa Blanca,
Telitec have increased the number of transmitters and access points. This growth has provided enough coverage and speed for them to be
in a position to offer, what is considered to be
the best of all providers.
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A SEA OF RED
From page 1...will not be hanging
around,from 12th November, just 24 hours
after the final poppy was “planted” 8000
volunteers who helped put it together will
sweep in and begin dismantling it, "picking" each flower. The poppies will then be
checked, cleaned and packed before
being shipped to their new owners -- each
has been sold, for £25 (about $40), to
benefit six armed forces charities. including Help for Heroes and the Royal British
Legion. The Royal British Legion has said
it hopes the sale of the poppies, after the
in-stallation has been dismantled, will
raise in excess of £15m.
But following widespread calls for the
hugely popular installation to remain in
place longer, even until 2018, leaving
them at the Tower for the duration of the
NEWS
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WWI anniversary, organizers said two
parts of the display would be kept in place
until the end of November.
The "weeping window" and the "wave" of
poppies across the path leading into the
Tower will then be taken on a tour of the
UK, before becoming part of the permanent exhibitions at the Imperial War
Museums in London and Manchester.
The prime minister said the display had "in
a very short space of time become a much
loved and respected monument".
Up to four million people are expected to
have visited before 12 November.
Entitled Blood Swept Lands And Seas Of
Red, the installation is the work of ceramic
artist Paul Cummins, from Derbyshire.
MAKING NOISE OVER THE
SPANISH ITV TEST
The Valencian government is laying down
plans to keep the noise level test that was
added to the ITV certification process., if
this is to stand it will be the only region in the
whole of Spain to include this part of the
test. At presenntthe ITV test in the Valencian
region is more expensive than anywhere
else in Spain, the additional noise test is an
additional cost although they have cut down
the extra cost to €2.48. We recommend that
anybody who is due their ITV takes their car
to a well known mechanic and get a pre ITV
check so you are aware of any issues
before taking the full test. We use Boxes
Phillip, if you live in the North Costa Blanca
then this is a great place to get your car
looked after. You can find them in Alfaz up
the cobbled road past the church.
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FOOD & DRINK
EL ITALIANO
THE REAL TASTE OF ITALY ON THE
SEA-FRONT IN ALTEA
A visit to this superb Italian restaurant in Altea is a must.
The staff here are really friendly and welcoming and they
pay every attention to detail, even down to the superb
cleanliness of the vinegar pots. They are always on hand
to check that everything is to your satisfaction and offer a
very professional service.
Attention has even been paid to the menus. They are
written in English, Spanish and Italian and are easy to
understand and being plastic, are
a l s o
q u i t e
c h i l d
proof!
The mana g e r
Paolo,
cannot do
enough to
make sure
that your
meal is a
wonderful experience and he is
only too happy to tell you all about the food and the wine
and their origins.
The Menu of the Day is really good value at only €11.95
for 3 courses and
allows you to try a
range of traditional
Italian
dishes.
However, we opted
for A La Carte.
There is a real wide
range of cold and
hot starters and for
the mains many,
many
Pizzas,
Pastas,
Meats
and Fish dishes,
to choose from.
The starters range from €2.50 for garlic
bread to €13.50 for Frutti di mare alla marinara. We
opted for the Tocaccia with ali oli sauce and tomato
dressing and also the Italian salad. These starters really
complemented each other and were great to share. The
presentation of the salad was excellent and it included
tuna, mozzarella, chicken, mango and pineapple.
Another nice touch are the place mats. Whilst waiting for
your meal you can study the map of Italy and Sicily and
there are little flags showing where the various wines
come from.
To accompany our meal we had the Anoranze tempranillo. At just $10, this was an elegant and intensely fruity
red. There are a good selection of wines offered and
also cava and champagne are available.
For the main course, I had the Tagliatelle Altea (€10.50),
which was cooked to perfection with aubergine, cherry
tomatoes, mozzarella and parmesan (€13.50). My partner had the Spaghetti Marinara served with assorted
shellfish. When we had finished, there was not a morsel
left on either plate.
Dessert was something else! My panacotta at €4.25 was
absolutely delicious and my partner was highly delighted
with the Tiramisu (€4.25). It was so light and he said the
best he had ever tasted.
We finished off with coffee and a limoncillo,
which was again perfectly served.
The restaurant is in a lovely setting on the
pedestrian promenade in Altea. You can
enjoy your meal and the sea views. You may
sit outside or inside. The restaurant is large
and was very busy so obviously has a good
reputation, for
which I am not
surprised.
We would certainly return there
and highly recommend it.
El Italiano, Paseo
Mediterraneo, 29, Altea.
Tel: 965 843 416
www.pizzeriarestauranteelitaliano.com
(please note that this
restaurant has no connection with a restaurant
in Benidorm of the same
name)
FOOD & DRINK
VALID UNTIL Oct 31st
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Nightlife & Entertainment
ROCKING & ROLLING
FOR 10 YEARS!
The Rock and Roll
House annual celebration marked its 10 year
anniversary last weekend. The house was
totally Rokin and the
fans who visit each year
enjoyed yet another fantastic party. Europe’s
Number 1 Elivs tribute
Simon Patrick was performing live with Mills
and Boone backing
vocals. Nowhere else
can give you so much
top class rock and roll it
is simply live music at its best.
After a thrilling musical spectacle from
Elvis, Dean Ryan took over the stage as
Shakin Stevens who knows his stuff and
had the crown jumping and jiving. Simon
Patrick joined together with Dean Ryan
for their famous duo and with the backing
of Mills and Boone it was one
great performance the four really
rocked the roof off! the crowd
were simply overcome by the
show and wanted more.... and
that’s what they got.
The Rock and Roll House is also
home to the Elvis Festival held in
Benidorm each year in and this
event is now recognised as a
major tourist event attracting hundreds of visitors to Benidorm.
The Rock and Roll house birthday celebration event now 10
years on is becoming a regular
attraction for visitors from all over the UK
who just love it and keep on coming back
year after year.
The dancing and rockin went on all night
until the early hours and there were free
T-Shirts handed out to the crowd as
memorabilia of the event.
Nightlife & Entertainment
Q & A With Kev Woods
Well it's time to tell my readers a little bit more about Heat FM and the presenters,
in the last issue of the Weekly Buzz we gave our readers an insight and a little history about Heat FM. I'm now going to find out more about the presenters and what's
makes them tick so this week it's all about Shorty B and the very popular Big
Breakfast show daily from 8am.
Hi Kev, so where are you from originally and
how ling have you been in Spain?
"I am originally from Chesterfield,
Derbyshire and have been in Spain on and
off for about 10 years now"
So What is your favourite City back I the
UK?
"Has to be Blackpool, Loved going there
on holiday when i was a kid.
Do you visit the UK very often and why?
"Only usually December/January to spend
Christmas & New Year with my Daughter
and family."
What is your favourite act in Benidorm?
"I like most acts in Benidorm and work with
a lot of them in Sandra's but my favourite is
Gaga Xpression."
Where Do you go on holidays? Or if you
don't where would you choose to go on
holiday?
"Don't normally go on holiday but would
love to take my Daughter Kelsey to
Disneyland someday."
When did you first do a live show on the
radio?
"I Started in radio back in 2005"
What would you say is the best advantage
for you living here is Spain?
"Has to be the weather...To be able to wake
up to the sunshine most of the year."
Who is your favourite radio DJ ?
"Steve Wright (I was gonna say Shorty B
but his head is too big already lol)"
Where is your favourite location in the
Costa Blanca to visit for leisure time out?
"Love taking my Daughter to Mundomar
and seeing the live Dolphin & Sealion
shows."
Do you get your inspirations from this DJ or
from somewhere else?
"Yeh, I love the way Steve Wright makes it
sound so natural and easy...Wish i could do
the same!"
Where is your favourite restaurant?
"Levi's Showboat in Benidorm...Great food,
Great staff & excellent show."
What music Do you like to listen to and
who is your favourite group or artist?
"I like most types of music really...My
favourite band is UB40 and it was great to
see them this year at Benidorm Palace."
So what do you like most about Benidorm?
"The variety something for everyone to do
no matter what age"
What do you most dislike about Benidorm?
"Kids on mobility scooters."
What would you change if you could about
Benidorm?
"Only let people that need them use mobility scooters!"
Have you got a VISTA CARD & if you have
dis you ever used it & where or why haven't
you used it?
"Yes i have i use mine all the time...Great
offers in a variety of places!."
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TRAVEL AROUND
Moraira
The Jewel of the Costa Blanca
Few people forget their visit to Moraira, and fewer still
do not return on holiday here year after
year, having discovered the jewel in
the Costa Blanca's crown.
Moraira's roots are those of a small
fishing village and one of the first
things you realise when you arrive is
that unlike the other resorts along the
Spanish coastline, Moraira has not
forgotten its roots. Although Moraira
has grown in recent years, becoming
one of the most popular destinations
on the Costa Blanca it has not soldout to the tourist boom and isn't
plagued by the high rise buildings and
overcrowding of other resorts.
The town centre and beaches are very clean and attractive and an obvious attention to detail has gone into the
town's planning, this is apparent in every thing you see,
including how easy it is to park in the town centre itself,
essential if you are on holiday with children. Quite simply, Moraira is now the most exclusive and pleasant
place to stay whilst on holiday on the Costa Blanca,
perhaps in Spain. It still has all of the charm of a small
picturesque fishing town nestled between mountains
and vineyards but at the same time has grown to offer
almost everything to everyone that stays here.
Moraira's two main beaches are made up of clean golden sand and nestled in attractive bays, swimming here
is safe and pleasant and the beach is a relatively
uncrowded place to be even in the peak of summer and
cleaned daily. Moraira's main beach is situated right
next to the town centre with convenient pedestrian
walkways and a park area meaning that it is not necessary to cross any roads to get to the town or the marina
from the beach
Moraira offers a huge variety of restaurants and bars to
cater for every taste and budget. Whether you are looking for typical Spanish cuisine in Spanish surroundings
or international cuisine like Chinese, Japanese, Greek,
Italian or even just egg & chips, then Moraira offers it all
in style.
As the sun goes down and your meal is finished you
can always head to one of Moraira's many cafe bars
and sit and watch the world go by, or move on to one of
several bars or one of the town's two nightclubs.
For those with children quick relief can be found opposite the town centre where an excellent permanent fair-
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ground resides. There are many small rides, mostly
suitable for the young but even adults can participate in
the bumper cars and hover boats. Once you are finished at the fair you
can choose from
one of several
places that serves
every flavour of ice
cream or browse
the stalls of the
interesting street
market nearby.
Intertwined with
Moraira's restaurants and bars
are many interesting shops that
stay open late into the
evening. These range from the usual tourist fayre, to
designer clothing, art galleries, spanish leather goods
and fresh produce that can be found in the local bakers,
butchers and fish mongers.
The Friday market held opposite the town centre is an
excellent opportunity to purchase all manner of fresh
produce as well as imitation leather goods, clothing and
jewellery. For the adventurous a
fresh fish market at which all are
welcome is held in the town's marina every morning except Sunday.
Park, Aqualandia, Mondumar, Font D'Algar, Verger
Safari Park or even Valencia for it shopping and culture.
Ultimately, whether you choose to lounge by the pool or
on the beach, eat at a one of the many restaurants or
visit other nearby towns, villages or attractions we know
your holiday in Moraira will offer you what you are looking for and entice you back year after year.
CASTILLO DE MORAIRA
This fortress, which stands on a rocky hill at l'Ampolla
beach, was built in the18th Century. Over the entrance
hangs the royal coat of arms of the Bourbons. The date
of 1742 which is shown on the arms probably indicates
the year of completion of the construction work. The
Castell was built as a means of protection against
attacks by Berber pirates. The unusual shape of the
building is commonly known as a pezuña de buey (ox
hoof), since it has a semicircular southern facade and a
straight northern facade, through which one passes to
the interior of the Castell. The interior is divided into
three wings and two floors, with a height of ten metres.
Lookout posts were established by means of small slits
in the Castell's walls, and gun ports were located a various points, on which cannons were mounted. The building was completely restored at the beginning of the
1980s.
Just walking around Moraira is a
rewarding pursuit in itself - the central market square has many places
to sit down and eat or drink, the
streets are a mix of quaint cobbled
narrow alleys and modern avenues
lined with palm trees and fountains
and there are many quiet places to
sit and watch the world go by or to
watch the sea and stunning vista
along the coastline to Calpe.
For the active Moraira offers an
excellent array of sports to suit all,
including jet ski hire, water skiing,
deep sea fishing, diving tuition and
equipment hire, tennis courts, a golf CASTILLO
course, mini golf and mountain bike
hire. For children there are specially designed park
areas to play safely in and around the town.
Moraira is geographically situated in a perfect location,
around Moraira itself the landscape changes from the
desert like flatness of Alicante to become greener and
more undulating as you head North. It is an ideal location to easily visit other towns including Gudalest,
Benidorm, Calpe, Javea, Valencia, Alicante and Denia.
Alternatively for a great day out visit Paramount Theme
DE MORAIRA
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12th - 19th November 2014
LPD VIATGES
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Thanks to our
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most competitive prices.
There are always lots of
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on offer and you can also
book tickets for all the best
activities in the area. Just pop along to the office in Albir which you can find
just past Mendoza Supermarket opposite Sol Albir.
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* Costa Fortuna: Amsterdam, Bergen, Hellesylt, Andalsnes, Olden, Flam,
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* Asturias/Cantabria and the Picos de
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Altea & La Nucia
ROADWORKS FOR ALTEA
Major roadworks are planned to
take place in January 2015 on
Altea’s Avenida Jaume. Residents
and businesses were told this
week that the whole road will be
resurfaced which will imitate a
cobbled road.
The cost of the project is estimated at around €240,000, and
alongside the resurfacing they will
extend the pavements up to the
town hall so it is the same as the
south side where they will also
remove all plants and trees giving
the whole area a nice facelift.
Residents and business owners
are hoping that the works are
completed in good time and do
not cause too much disruption.
ALFAZ FASHION
SHOW
Last week saw Costa Blanca Fashion Week come to a close
and the models went home happy and excited to have visited
our beautiful Coast. The winners of the Best International Male
and Female Model World competition were Miss Latvia and Mr
Romania but the competition proved to be the real winner with
the contingent of over 30 models, 4 tv crews , numerous
designers and
International press enjoying the events over the 10 days.
Thanks to all sponsors and participants from Sukier Model
International.
Alfas and Albir
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NEW CAR PARK FOR ALFAZ
The much needed car park next to sports centre in Alfas is now open the investment in this
project has been over 375,000 euros, although
"the total investment made by the municipal
government in the promotion, development,
improvement and maintenance of the sports
facilities amounting to 9,286,195 euros,"
according to the statement drawn up by technicians and the mayor of L'Alfas.
The new car park has 130 parking spaces,
including 5 disabled, the site is suitable for
holding all kinds of social, cultural and festive
events and has already been used during the
Alfas Fiestas. It also has direct access to the
sports centre and the new children’s playground.
The sports centre l'Alfas del Pi has already
held 140 competitions, rallies or events so far this
year including both national and international
events. Through local schools and clubs, the sport
centre took part in about one thousand activities
and competitions last year.
Interest in sport is remarkable in the town and surrounding areas. It has doubled the number of people who regularly take part in sport, from the 1,290
counted in 2012 to the current 2,207 in recent years.
GET DOWN TO THE ALFAS EXPO
5th-8th December
Get down to the Alfas expo from the 5th to 8th December,
This is an annual business and trade show giving local
businesses and service providers an ideal chance to get
face to face with the public and show off what they have
to offer. You will see it advertised to the locals as Fira de
la Tardor, it’s definetly worth a visit as there is plenty to
see and do and you can normally walk away with some
freebies! The expo will be held at the brand new car park
next to the Alfas sport centre.
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Shopping & Style
Don Quijote
RASTRO
Rastro Don Quijote offers you a
wonderful opportunity to cash
in on some of your unwanted
things by selling them, and
to find beautiful used goods
at boot sale prices. Either
way, if you are selling or buying, going to the market is a
beautiful way to spend your
day. With Live Music, inside
and outside bars, attractive
menu and BBQ, you can be
assured to have a lovely day
out.
The variety of products offered by the
merchants is so large, it is impossible
to name all of it. But if
you're looking for
used furniture, vinyl
records, retro items,
antiques,
glasswares, electronics....
it's all available. And
if a merchant does
not have it currently,
there is a good
chance they can
arrange it for you. There are also merchants who provide services, such as
manicures, barber, hairdresser...
So, come join us on the Rastro for a
great day out! Our regular opening
days are Saturday and Sunday from
10 AM. From Friday 7 September, Don
Quijote has been
serving
as
an
Auction
house.
Auctions are usually
held every Friday,
with viewing starting at 6 PM and the
auction at 7:30 PM.
On
the
auction
evenings the Bar
and BBQ will be
open as well, and there will be live
music or karaoke. So, come join the
fun at Don Quijote!
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Whats On
IT’S STARTING TO LOOK ALOT
LIKE CHRISTMAS!
Well it is that time of year again,
Christmas is coming and we are constantly reminded of it. The Christmas
adverts always start on the telly, right
after Halloween. It’s always interesting to
see what new ideas the big companies
have come up with but a huge majority of
people will always say that their favourite
is from Coca Cola, with the snow, big
artic lorry and the lovable polar bears!
DID COCA COLA MAKE SANTA RED?
No. It's widely believed that today's
Santa wears a red suit because that’s the
colour associated with Coca‑Cola, but
this isn’t the case. Before the Coca‑Cola
Santa was even created, St Nick had
appeared in numerous illustrations and
written descriptions wearing a scarlet
coat. However, it is true that Coca‑Cola
advertising played a big role in shaping
the jolly, rotund character we know and
love today.
In 1931, Coca‑Cola commissioned
Swedish-American artist Haddon
Sundblom to paint Santa Claus for the
company's Christmas adverts. Prior to
this, Santa had been portrayed in a variety of ways throughout history: tall and
gaunt; short and elfin; distinguished and
intellectual; even downright frightening.
Sundblom’s paintings for Coca‑Cola
established Santa as a warm, happy
character with human features such as
rosy cheeks, a white beard, twinkling
eyes and laughter lines. This grandfather-style Coca‑Cola Santa captivated
the public and, as our adverts spread
globally, the perception of the North
Pole’s most-famous resident changed
forever.
Father Christmas has been pictured with
Red and Green Robes in England Since
Henry 8ths reign.
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U3A MARINA BAIXA ON THE
ROAD AGAIN!
On 1 November a coach filled to capacity with U3A
members set off for the one and a half hour journey
from Benidorm to the All Saints’ Fair “Fira de Tots
Sants” at Concentaina. For some
of the members is was a return visit
but for others it was their first experience of this lively Medieval Fayre
which has been celebrated in
Concentaina since 1346. Held in
the old part of the town its narrow
streets were filled with all manner
of stalls selling tapas and wine,
tractors and rotorvators, beds and
sofas, cutlery and crockery, jewellery and handbags in fact almost
anything you could possibly wish to
buy! The food stalls were a feast to behold with huge
joints of meat roasting over barbecues, giant paellas
simmering away and enough sausages to reach end to
end to Alicante!! In the agricultural section horses and
donkeys provided perfect subjects for the many visitors
with their cameras at the ready. Partially hidden behind
the stalls were some beautiful buildings and detours into
these provided many surprises as well as respite from
the unseasonably warm sunshine. One in particular, the
Palau Comtal, was worth visiting for its
magnificent painted ceiling depicting the
nobility and power in the Kingdom of
Valencia as well as exhibitions about
coins, Concentaina 40 years ago and philately from 1717. In the Patronato Cor de
Jesus there was an exhibition of specimen bonsais and in the Calle Sants
Metges thirty separate fabric canvasses
were draped on balconies.
The “Fira” certainly provided something of
interest to all the U3A members and it
was a weary group who returned to the
coach for the return journey to Benidorm. Thanks to the
skilled budgeting of the Travel and Events Co-ordinator,
Rob Parker, who managed to provide the members with
a full day trip for €6 each, it was yet another opportunity
for exploring a small part of this beautiful country which
many of the members now call home.
A CLOSE LOOK AT VILLA JOYOSA
Located just outside of Benidorm on the north of the Costa BLanca, Villajoyosa (La Villa Joiosa)
is the capital of the Marina Baixa district. A delightful and historic town, it stretches the length of a
lovely wide, sandy beach, with pretty coloured fishing houses running along the seafront and is
encompassed with a backdrop of mountains.
Situated around 26 kilometres from the city of Alicante and Alicante International airport,
Villajoyosa is a well-situated destination, ideal for exploring the rest of the Costa Blanca coastline
History
Villajoyosa has a rich cultural heritage. It’s history as a town dates back to the 6th century and it
has been settled by the Greeks, Phoenicians, the Romans and of course the Moors, when it actually fell into some decline, which is unusual for a Moorish occupied town.
The town as it is known today was founded in 1293 by an Admiral who served in the Kingdom of
Aragon’s navy. It’s name Villajoyosa, literally means Joyful town.
Throughout the centuries Villajoyosa has been an important trade point along this coastline; trading in olive oil, cereals and wine, and shipbuilding, amongst others. But probably what it is most
famous for is chocolate. During the 19th century the town started to develop a chocolate-making
industry. Because of its trade connections, it started importing cocoa from Ecuador and Venezuela
and the industry grew and grew. The chocolate brand, ‘Valor’, which can be found in most shops
and supermarkets throughout Spain comes from Villajoyosa. If you visit in July, you can watch the
splendid week-long Moors and Christians fiesta with mock battles re-enacting the Christians
reclaiming their land from the Moors. Theis festival is one of the best in the region and many
tourists come back each year n July especially for this.
MUSEUMS
Villajoyosa Museum
Some outstanding archaeological artefacts from the Valencia region are housed in the town museum, which was set up in 1975. For those interested in finding out more about the history of the
region, you can join one of the museum's guided tours. As well as the museum, the tours also visit
the old town, chocolate museum and Barbera Museum. Children can embark on a pirates' tour or
become a Roman for a fun-filled hour.
Barbera Del Aragones Museum
Step back in time when you walk through the door of this 17th century palace. You can find out
how people lived in the 17th to 19th centuries. The museum houses many period pieces from
those centuries so you can see how they entertained one another and cooked.
Valor Chocolate Museum
No visit to Villajoyosa would be
complete without a trip to the Valor
Museum. After a short film explaining how the chocolate is made and
where the cocoa beans come
from, you can see how it is produced. The tour ends in the Valor
chocolate shop where you can
sample the produce before you
buy.
Old Town
Villajoyosa old town is a delightful
place to wander through. Its narrow streets lead to charming
squares where you can enjoy a
coffee or a meal while watching
the world go by. The old town is a Spanish historic heritage site because it is such an interesting
and well-preserved quarter. Here you can see the colourful houses hanging over the river
Amadorio and cross the bridge dividing the old and new towns.
Fish Market
A trip to the afternoon fish market should be on your agenda.
It is a chance to see the wide
variety of fish and shellfish
caught in the Mediterranean
and brought to shore by
Villajoyosa fishermen.
Beaches
Villajoyosa’s beaches are
absolutely fantastic.
Up and down the Costa
Blanca coast you have other
also very good beaches but
Villajoyosa’s are something
special.
All of Villajoyosa’s beaches
have the European Blue Flag
awards which indicate a good
quality standard of beach and
facilities.
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WHAT’S HOT AND WHAT’S
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TELLS US
Leonardo
Restaurante Sidreria
Aurrera
Steak House El Rincon
Bulevar de los Musicos | esquina
Ruperto Chapi, El Albir, L'Alfas del Pi
We must get Leonardo to number one
C/ Martinez Oriola 18, 03501 Benidorm
avd/Severo Ochoa n04. local 12, 03503
Benidorm
“Fabulous place”
“Excellent meal once again”
Reviewed 12 October 2014
We have literally just got back from a very memorable evening
at this restaurant. I so want to find fault but it would be a waste
of my time; we had a splendid evening.
We have tried to visit on a couple of occasions but, it is just a
little out of the way and, like many others, our commitment to
sampling the local wine can sometimes blurr our judgement;
but we found it tonight, our last night this time.
So, how was it? Well it was splendid.
This is a very professional operation, run by people who are
customer led and customer first, they have no pretentions; if
they have it they will cook it for you and they will cook it well.
We like to mix and match the menu which to all but the better
skilled is not acceptable well tonight it could not have been
more welcome and more acceptable.
The service was really good the food was extremely well
cooked and well presented; this evening was more of an event
than just a dining experience.
In my experience as an industry professional of many years
standing we, you and me should do all we can to get this
restaurant to the top of the ratings
Reviewed 11 November 2014
Food is excellent, great value for money and service is perfect!
Enjoyed the menu del dia and also the steak menu. Don't
leave Benidorm without having a meal there.
We came here with friends last November and had one of the
best steaks ever, so I took a group of friends along during my
visit to Benidorm earlier this week.
We were made immediately welcome and the owners sorted a
table with very little fuss for 10 people. The service was excellent and the steaks were perfect. I would recommend El Rincon
to anybody travelling to Benidorm, it's well worth the walk up
from town!
“Great food, service and value”
Had Sunday lunch here on a lovely October afternoon.
We went for the VIP special menu at E21.95. A good cava as
an aperitif, bread and ali oli, my personal choice was then
goats cheese, plaice with gratin potatoes and chocolate
mousse all accompanied by a half bottle of rose wine.
Fantastic value.
We sat out on the terrace but the interior had a really nice
decor for cooler days or nights. The service was excellent and
we were made to feel very welcome. My niece is in a wheelchair and the restaurant had good and easy access at the
entrance via a ramp.
I found it by reading the good reviews on TA by regular contributors and so once more was not disappointed.
“Fantastic food - and service !!”
“What a fabulous value for money
Menu del Dia”
Reviewed 2 November 2014
This basement gem is a find.Felix and staff give a warm welcome and is usually packed by 2pm, Spaniards lunch hour.
We enjoyed a lovely lunch and the poached pears are stunning. A must do as is the Steak and Tapas deal at night
“Wonderful evening”
We went here to celebrate my fathers 70th birthday. We pre
booked 6 adults and 2 kids. The food was excellent and the
staff couldn't help enough. They put candles in his dessert (
we brought them with us) and they even gave us a bottle of
bubbles to toast my dad.
Overall a wonderful night in a lovely restaurant with great food
and staff.
“Fantastic Restaurant”
Reviewed 22 September 2014Reviewed 22 September 2014
This place is a little gem. We had the set menu which was
about 25 euro but well worth it. The tapas starters just fab &
steak was amazing. Just too much so could not eat the pudding!!!! We will be going back Sunday to try something else
from the menu & have to say the staff were just lovely which
made it for us
“Steak stones were fantastic”
Reviewed 22 August 2014
The food here is excellent and the service very good as well.
We all had the steak supreme which came on a steak stone
and although the stones went cold eventually, we asked for a
fresh set and they willingly obliged. Nice setting in a small side
street in the old town and one of the best meals we had in the
Dorm.
“Lovely meal in Steakhouse El Rincon”
Dined in this steakhouse last night (16th October)
Chose to eat off the Set 15 euro menu.Great value with good
food
It ticked all the boxes.I will definatley return in February.Keep
up the good work.the Steak was to die for
“Not as good as previous visits”
Reviewed 13 September 2014
When my partner and I first went to Benidorm in 2011, we fell in
love with this restaurant.
It was traditional and homely and the steaks were to die for. We
also loved the smiley friendly lady owner and when we returned
in 2013, the standards were the same.
However this year we were both disappointed with our meal.
We got the same food as both times previously-my partner had
the T-bone steak and I had the sirloin steak.
We asked for it to be well-done but my steak was as tough as
old boots. It was impossible to chew and I know some might
say it's because I asked for it to be well-done, but I've had it
cooked that way before and it was moist.
The vegetables on the side were raw and the potato was hard
in the middle.
I was disappointed as I loved this restaurant but I don't think I'll
go back if they carry on serving charred chewy lumps of meat.
Wine was lovely, though.
To recommend - nothing more to say - we'll be back, a lot
!! :-)
The service from the owners, both husband and wife was
amazing !!
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ARIES (March 21st-April 20th)
You're making great headway across the board of you life, but take a step back
to assess how far you've come on your journey so far. Some situations are not
as clear as they could be, so get to the nitty gritty and show others you're determined to win through.
TAURUS (April 21st-May 21st)
You're such good company when you don't have worries weighing on your mind,
and everyone wants to be part of your coterie. Don't think you can please all of
the people all of the time though, you cant, so do everything in your power to
please yourself. They'll follow.
GEMINI (May 22nd-June 21st)
You have everything you need to get everything you want from life this week, so
don't hold back. You'll find a little cheek goes a long way, especially if its accompanied with a twinkle in your eye.. Your popularity is off the scale so get out
there and socialise. Have fun.
CANCER (June 22nd-July 23rd)
A quieter approach works best this week and helps you combat any anxiety in
the air. If you keep a low profile and sidestep taking chances, you'll get through
the week unscathed. Trust your intuition to lead you in the right direction at work
and play.
LEO (July 24th-August 23rd)
Although you've got a lot going on this week, try not to run blindly from pillar to
post, hoping that something will gel along the way. It wont. Focus on your personal life before everything else and issues over work, money and plans for the
future will fall into place.
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focus on the new incentives on offer. Sticking to the tried and tested will get you
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In order to make the kind of headway you want, you may have to streamline your
life in some way. Lose the outdated and outmoded and focus on a slick, speedy
road ahead. The more you achieve early in the week, the more time you'll have
to enjoy yourself at the weekend.
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Humour is the way to move forward and get what you want. Even though your
intellect is sharp as a tack, bring yourself to a level that will appeal to all and
sundry and you'll advance much quicker. You can be frugal where money is concerned, but you don't have to be Scrooge.
SAGITTARIUS (November 23rd-December 21st)
The lunar low is still around so you'll need to work extra hard to achieve your
objectives, even if it would be more sensible to put things on hold for a day or
two. If changes need to be made at home, there's no time like the present, but
remember you wont always get your own way.
CAPRICORN (December 22nd-January 20th)
Although there may be misunderstandings to deal with through this whole week,
you've got what it takes to sort them out amicably. Your mind is firmly set on
mapping out the future and you're seeing the turn of the year as a new start.
Power of positive thinking.
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You're very assertive and wont take no for an answer this week especially if you
think the issue in question is important to you. You're not in the market for an
argument either, and just t be clear, you'll stamp on anyone's opposition long
before it gets to fallout stage.
PISCES (February 20th-March 20th)
Work fulfilment comes from the recognition you get from others, so when others
tell you how talented you are, you may finally believe it. Keep a sense of proportion over family arguments this week as issues at the eye of the storm aren't as
important as you'd thought.
Health & Family
ANAEMIA LINKED SPAIN TO RESEARCH HIV CURE
TO STROKE
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Anaemia is very common affecting around 30% of the
world’s population. There are different forms of anaemia
but by far the most common is iron deficiency anaemia.
Iron deficiency can be a result of a poor diet, blood loss
or illnesses such as Crohn´s disease which affect to
body’s ability to absorb iron from the diet.
Research indicates that anaemia may actually increase
the risk of ischaemic stroke. Ischaemic strokes are
caused when a blood clot interrupts the flow of blood to
the brain as opposed to the less common haemorrhagic
stroke when there is a bleed in the brain. Each year
around 15 million people will suffer a stroke causing
almost 6 million deaths.
According to Dr Claire Shovlin of the National Heart and
Lung Institute at Imperial College London, anaemia
causes platelets in the blood to become sticky causing
clots. Dr Shovlin´s research suggests that even patients
with moderately low iron levels have twice the risk of
stroke compared to those with iron levels in the middle
of the normal range.
Iron deficiency anaemia may be avoided by consuming
iron rich foods such as meat, poultry, fish and foods
enriched with iron such as certain breakfast cereals.
Dr Shovlin commented on her research:
The National Transplant Organization (ONT) and the
Spanish Hematology and Hemotherapy Society (SEHH)
have launched a joint project to see if the HIV virus can
be eliminated by carrying out stem cell transplants on
patients who also suffer from cancers of the blood or
bone marrow.
The idea is to improve the study of the method that has
so far led to the only known case of someone being
cured of HIV: Timothy Ray Brown, a US citizen known
to the medical world as The Berlin Patient, who has
been free of the virus for four years following a
hematopoietic stem cell transplant, despite being off
antiretroviral medication.
ONT director Rafael Matesanz said they would search
Spanish umbilical cord banks for high-quality samples
with a mutation in a receptor called CCR5 delta32. This
protein is one of the “locks” that HIV picks open in order
to infect the lymphocytes, explained Javier Martínez of
IrsiCaixa, a center specializing in HIV treatment. “It’s the
same thing that was done with the Berlin Patient.” In
September 2013, a 37-year-old Barcelona man submitted to the same ex-perimental treatment, said Rafael
Duarte, director of the Hematopoietic Transplant
Program at the Catalan Cancer Institute. This patient
had “an aggressive lymphoma as well as HIV.”
said Duarte. In fact, cells extracted from the Barcelona
patient showed that they were now protected against
HIV because they failed to get infected in the presence
of the pathogen. Unfortunate-ly, the patient died and the
experiment came to a halt.
Undergoing a transplant to regenerate bone marrow is a
difficult procedure. The complication rate, including mortality, is between 15 and 25 percent two years after the
surgery. That is why doctors are not considering performing them on all HIV patients, who are better off
keeping the virus at bay with medication, said Martínez.
Also, the procedure only works for HIV subtypes that
attack the CCR5 receptor. Those that focus on different
receptors do not respond to this treatment.
Following the transplant, weekly tests for the presence
of the virus were carried out over three months. The last
test “demonstrated that the virus had been eliminated,”
"Since platelets in the blood stick together more if you
are short of iron, we think this may explain why being
short of iron can lead to strokes, though much more
research will be needed to prove this link."
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THE TERRIBLE TWO´S
Many parents become
exasperated by their much
loved, but challenging toddlers. Babies, although
hard work are much more
manageable than active
toddlers who have the ability to tear around at the
speed of light!
Toddlers are little people
who are struggling to
become independent. They
start to realize that they
are individuals and it is
normal behavior to either ignore you or
protest when you tell them to do (or not
to do) something. They certainly do not
understand when you try to reason with
them.
At this age their brain is developing faster
that their bodies and toddlers become
extremely frustrated when they physically
are not able to manage a task they want
to achieve. Also, because of limited
vocabulary, they cannot express themselves. This may lead to temper tantrums
which at this age are considered normal.
The best way to avoid tantrums is firstly
to ensure your toddler receives lots of
attention. To a 2 year old being ‘told off’
is actually much more preferable to being
ignored. Try to reward good behavior
with lots of enthusiasm.
BENIDORM DOG
HOMING
Where have all the
volunteers gone?
temper tantrum ‘brewing’. The best way
to avoid it developing is to divert the child
onto something else – maybe a different
less challenging toy. Also, be aware that
a tired child is likely to be more cantankerous (just like tired adults!). Although
toddlers start to nap less, still try to
encourage some quiet time, say curling
up on the sofa with a book after lunch.
If the inevitable happens and your child
does throw a tantrum be firm and again
direct your child’s attentions elsewhere.
Most importantly, don’t throw a tantrum
yourself as this will only inflame the situation.
Should you feel your toddler’s behavior is
not normal, steadily becoming worse, or
you are struggling to cope, do seek help
from your G.P.
As adults we can more often or not see a
Coming to the end of September and we have
had a very long hot summer till this last week!
Yet throughout the summer the backbone of
our group has always been the volunteers.
Without them we cannot do the good work that
saves the lives of many Spanish dogs. Yet now
they have just vanished, so where have they
gone? Many people who live here don’t even
know that Benidorm has a dog pound to try to
help save the lives of the stray and abandoned
dogs that would litter the streets. We need to
let you know that you can help. Volunteers
come and walk the dogs and they come from
many places, residents, tourists and people
just wanting to do something different and that
person could be you and help us fill the huge
gap that we have in helpers.
Many of whom have been students here over
the summer filling in the jobs in your bars and
restaurants and getting the chance to learn
English. Now it can be your turn to give a little
back to this community. So what is Benidorm
Dog Homing? Benidorm dog pound is just outside this popular holiday resort.
A very short taxi ride from the main hotels and
we are always in need of volunteers to walk
the dogs in our care. SPAP Benidorm runs the
pound to look after animals and they have a
policy to protect and not destroy animals.
However the shelter provides extremely basic
facilities, food is donated from hotels, medical
care is limited and it is difficult to fully look after
up to 300 or more animals.
Benidorm Dog Homing
are the volunteers who
walk the dogs and give
vital support. We need
you to spare a bit of your
time to help socialize
these dogs, take them
for a walk and show
them that humans can
give love too. It’s not just
about coming walking,
let your fingers help a
dog find a home too!
Because being a cyberbuddy is a very important job
too.
I often get asked what a cyberbuddy has to do and I reply
‘Imagine this was your dog and
you had to search for a new
home, where would you try,
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what would you do and then please just give it
a go and keep your dog’s posts active on
Benidorm Dog Homing and other sites a few
times a week’ That is the basic job description
but what it means to the dogs is a chance,
hope, a future as without a cyber-buddy on
their side it is harder for them to be noticed and
their posts slip away deep into the page and
they become invisible, forgotten and No Hope!
You can find out more about this vital support
you can give from anywhere in the world by
joining our Facebook page ‘Benidorm Dog
Homing’ and looking through all our dogs who
are in need of a Buddy and a home. Just mention on the dogs post that you want to be their
buddy and I will show you all the information
you need and it only takes a few minutes of
your time a few days a week. Your help does
make a difference and at the happy ending
time when a new home is found for your dog,
you get to celebrate too! Then the volunteers
can take over and with our many language
skills we can help get a dog passported and off
on its travels to a new home. We do need help
and you can make a donation using PayPal to
[email protected] or contact us on
Facebook to find out more about our dogs in
need! You can help with donations using
PayPal to [email protected] or contact
us on Facebook to find out more about our
dogs in need! For me walking the dogs gave
me connections in this country and help that I
never knew I needed. SO being a volunteer is
not just about the dogs it’s about us humans
too. So now it’s your turn to help, here are The
WI!
Balton
born 2012. This young dog
was found abandoned and
bought into us. He is a lovely
small dog who is missing
having a loving home to call
his own. He came into us in
October and now faces a
long cold winter on a concrete floor when he used to
know a warm bed and love.
Marco can you please add
Marias contact info
[email protected]
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23:00 200 Nips & Tucks and I Want
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Season 10 Episode 6 of 14
Board Game Alan Sugar summons the entrepreneurs to HMS Belfast, where the battleship inspires
the next task - devising and selling a board game. In the scrabble for ideas, one team comes up with
a globetrotting game for the family, while the others pin their hopes on something a little more risque.
But the fun really begins when the hopefuls hit the streets in search of sales and arrange appointments with leading retailers.
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22:35 Question Time
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09:05 Human Universe
10:05 Gardeners' World
10:35 HARDtalk
11:00 BBC News
12:00 Coast
12:10 Animal Park
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17:00 Flog It!
18:00 Eggheads
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20:00 MasterChef: The
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21:00 The Fall
22:00 Russell Howard's Good News
22:30 Newsnight
23:15 The Mekong River with Sue
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8:30am Lorraine
10:55am ITV News
12:30pm Loose Women
2:00pm Peter Andre's 60 Minute
Makeover
5:00pm The Chase
6:00pm ITV News
7:00pm Emmerdale
7:30pm A Fair Deal for Women:
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8:00pm Emmerdale
8:30pm Paul O'Grady: For the Love
of Dogs
9:00pm Neil Diamond: For One Night
Only
10:55pm Wilderness Walks with Ray
Mears
11:25pm The Chase
The Fall
05:35 Countdown
06:20 The King of Queens
09:00 Frasier
09:30 Frasier
14:10 Countdown
17:30 Coach Trip
18:00 The Simpsons: To Surveil with
Love
18:30 Hollyoaks
19:55 Rory Peck Awards
20:00 George Clarke's Amazing
Spaces
22:00 Babylon
23:05 8 Out of 10 Cats
23:50 24 Hours in Police Custody
The return of the thriller about Detective Superintendent Stella Gibson's efforts to catch a serial killer. It
has been 10 days since Paul Spector told Gibson that she would never catch him, and as she tries to
help a surviving victim remember the identity of her attacker, he is forced to deal with the loose ends
that he left behind. He returns to Belfast only to discover someone from his past has been helping
police with their inquiries, forcing him to change his plans - with terrifying consequences.
BBC2 London 9:00pm Thu 13 Nov
06:00 Children's Tv
11:10 Cowboy Builders: Potters Bar
12:15 Gibraltar: Britain In The Sun
13:15 Home and Away
13:45 Neighbours
14:15 NCIS: See No Evil
15:10 Film: Rosamunde Pilcher: The
Unknown...
17:00 5 News at 5
17:30 Neighbours
18:00 Home and Away
19:00 The Gadget Show
19:55 5 News Update
20:00 New: Underground Britain:
Wales
21:00 Streets of Rage: Caught On
Camera
22:00 Fred & Rose: House of
Horrors
23:00 Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away
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12:15 Bargain Hunt: Oswestry
13:45 Doctors: Fear & Loathing
14:15 Moving On
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17:15 Pointless
19:00 The One Show
19:30 Children in Need 2014
22:35 Children in Need 2014
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09:05 Â£100k House: Tricks of the
Trade
10:05 Children's Hospital: The
Chaplains
10:35 The Travel Show
11:00 BBC News
12:00 Coast
12:10 Animal Park
Finals
17:00 Flog It!
18:00 Eggheads
19:00 The Home That Two Built
20:00 Mastermind
20:30 Tom Kerridge's Best Ever
Dishes
21:00 The Fish Market: Inside...
22:00 Children in Need
22:35 Newsnight
23:10 Never Mind the Buzzcocks
23:40 Later... with Jools Holland:...
00:40 Film: Michael Collins
8:30am Lorraine
10:55am ITV News
12:30pm Loose Women
Makeover
5:00pm The Chase
6:00pm ITV News
7:00pm Emmerdale
8:00pm Secrets from the Sky[
9:00pm Lewis
10:40pm GoldenEye[FILM]
Saturday 15th November
06:00 Breakfast
06:05 Film: My Forbidden Past
06:00 Children's TV
10:00 Saturday Kitchen Live
07:15 Rugby League: Four Nations
9:25am The Hungry Sailors
11:30 James Martin: Home
- Final
10:25am Murder, She Wrote
Comforts: Home-Cooked Treats
12:00 BBC News
10:50 Animal Park
12:10 Football Focus
11:20 Coast
12:50 Saturday Sportsday
12:00 Rick Stein's Far Eastern
12:30pm Surprise Surprise
13:00 Rugby League: Four
Odyssey
1:30pm Faith in the Future
Nations...
2:00pm Doc Martin
14:00 Rugby Union: Autumn...
Herefordshire
3:05pm Keep It In The Family
16:30 Children in Need: The Best
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17:50 BBC News
11:20am ITV News & Weather
11:30am Storage Hoarders
4:05pm ITV News London
19:30 Flog It! Trade Secrets
4:30pm Euro 2016 Qualifier Live:
18:10 Pointless Celebrities
20:00 Perry & Croft: Made in Britain
England v Slovenia
19:00 Strictly Come Dancing
20:30 Dad's Army
7:15pm The Chase: Celebrity Special
20:30 Atlantis
21:00 QI XL
8:15pm The X Factor
21:15 Casualty: Deadfall
21:45 War of Words: Soldier-Poets
9:55pm The Jonathan Ross Show
22:05 The National Lottery Live
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22:15 BBC News
23:15 TOTP 2
22:35 Mrs Brown's Boys:
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12:15 Underground Britain: Wales
13:15 Home and Away
13:45 Neighbours
14:15 NCIS: Meat Puzzle
15:10 Film: Rosamunde Pilcher: The
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17:00 5 News at 5
17:30 Neighbours
18:00 Home and Away
19:00 New: World War II In Colour:
Closing the Ring
19:55 5 News Update
20:00 Rome: The World's First
Superpower
21:00 New: Alex Polizzi's Secret Italy
22:00 New: Body of Proof:
Disappearing Act
23:00 New: NCIS: Los Angeles:
Hand to Hand
Charity telethon raising money for
Children in Need.
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23:05 Jack Whitehall Live
05:35 Countdown
08:25 Everybody Loves Raymond:
08:55 Frasier
09:25 Frasier
10:55 Celebrity Come Dine with Me:
Return of the Worst
Return of the Worst
13:40 Channel 4 Racing
17:30 Coach Trip
18:00 The Simpsons:
18:30 Hollyoaks
19:35 Unreported World:
20:00 Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.:
21:00 Gogglebox
22:00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man
23:10 Toast of London: Desperate
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23:40 Film: Psycho (1960)
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05:55 Kirstie's Vintage Gems
06:05 NFL: Rush Zone
06:30 Trans World Sport
07:25 River Rat Race Stockton
07:55 The Morning Line
09:00 Weekend Kitchen with Waitrose
10:00 Frasier
Cruising with Marie
11:00 The Big Bang Theory: The
Convention Conundrum
Locomotive Manipulation
12:00 The Simpsons: Krusty Gets
Busted
12:30 Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.:
Face My Enemy
19:05 Speed with Guy Martin
20:00 Walking Through History:
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21:00 It Was Alright in the 1970s
22:00 Film: Chronicle (2012)
23:40 Film: Max Payne (2008)
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England v Slovenia England v Slovenia (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2016 Group E qualifier at
Wembley Stadium, where the hosts are expected to record another victory. Roy Hodgson's men have won
all three of their fixtures so far and are favourites to comfortably top the group, but Slovenia should provide a
decent test, as they have got their own campaign back on track after suffering an opening defeat to Estonia.
ITV London 4:30pm Sat 15 Nov
06:00 Children's Tv
09:55 New: Can't Pay? We'll Take It
Away
10:55 Alex Polizzi's Secret Italy
11:55 Film: Christmas Heart
13:40 Film: Help For Christmas
15:20 Film: Christmas Mail
17:10 Film: A Grandpa For
Christmas
18:55 5 News Weekend
19:00 Film: Battle of Britain
21:35 Film: The Wild Geese
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14:45 Gareth's All Star Choir
15:45 Points of View
16:00 Lifeline: Alzheimer's
Research UK
16:10 Songs of Praise
16:45 Life Story
17:45 BBC News
18:15 Countryfile: Crafts of the
Countryside
19:15 Strictly Come Dancing
20:00 Film: War Horse
22:15 BBC News
22:45 Michael McIntyre's
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23:45 The Apprentice
00:45 Film: Repo Chick
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17:15 Pointless
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19:30 Fake Britain
20:00 EastEnders
20:30 Room 101
21:00 New Tricks
22:35 Ebola Frontline - Panorama
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07:30 Countryfile: World War One
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21:00 World's Greatest Food
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23:30 Film: Regeneration
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9:25am Dickinson's Real Deal
10:25am Murder, She Wrote
11:25am ITV News & Weather
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1:25pm All Star Family Fortunes
2:10pm The Unforgettable Benny Hill
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4:25pm Downton Abbey
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8:00pm The X Factor Results
9:00pm I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out
of Here!
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11:55pm Rugby Highlights: Aviva
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05:15 Location, Location, Location
06:10 NFL: The American Football
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07:05 How I Met Your Mother:
Arrivederci, Fiero
07:30 How I Met Your Mother:
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Ray Home Alone
08:25 Frasier: Police Story
08:55 Jamie's Comfort Food
09:30 Sunday Brunch
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Friendship Turbulence
15:40 Film: 17 Again (2009)
17:45 Film: Mirror Mirror (2012)
20:00 Speed with Guy Martin
21:00 Homeland: From A to B and
Back Again
22:00 Micky Flanagan: Back in the
Game
23:40 Alan Carr: Chatty Man
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09:55 Access
12:10 Film: The Good Witch's Charm
13:55 Film: A Star For Christmas
15:40 Film: Farewell Mr Kringle
17:25 Film: Dumb & Dumber
19:30 5 News Weekend
19:40 Film: Superman II
22:00 Film: Conan The Barbarian
00:15 Film: Chaos
02:05 SuperCasino
03:10 Mysteries of The Bermuda
Triangle
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New series. A fresh batch of famous faces wave goodbye to their lives of luxury and set up camp in
the Australian wilderness for up to three weeks, battling bugs and Bushtucker Trials, rations and
rain, and heat and hunger, all in the name of entertainment.
ITV London 9:00pm Sun 16 Nov
monday 17th November
Len...
09:05 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip
Dishes
10:35 Click
11:00 BBC News
12:00 Daily Politics
13:00 Coast
14:00 The Great British Bake Off
15:00 A Place to Call Home
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18:00 Eggheads
Dishes
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Chaplains
20:00 University Challenge
20:30 Only Connect
21:00 Intruders
21:45 Some Irish People with Jokes
22:00 Never Mind the Buzzcocks
22:30 Newsnight
23:20 Great Continental Railway
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8:30am Lorraine
10:55am ITV News
12:30pm Loose Women
Makeover
3:00pm Secret Dealers
5:00pm The Chase
6:00pm ITV News
7:00pm Emmerdale
8:00pm Countrywise
9:00pm I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out
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10:40pm The Agenda
11:20pm The Jonathan Ross Show
06:45 The King of Queens:
09:00 Frasier: And the Whimper Is
10:30 Frasier: Give Him the Chair!
14:10 Countdown
17:30 Coach Trip
18:00 The Simpsons:
18:30 Hollyoaks
19:55 The Political Slot:
20:00 How the Rich Get Richer:
Channel 4 Dispatches
20:30 Sarah Beeny's How to Sell
Your...: ...Home
21:00 24 Hours in Police Custody
22:00 8 Out of 10 Cats
22:50 Toast of London:
23:20 The IT Crowd: 50/50
23:50 NFL: The American Football
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24 hourS iN police cuSTody
The Crime of the Century Drunken abuse, the theft of 98p's worth of fizzy drinks and the joyriding of
a 45-seater bus are all in a day's work for acting sergeant Wil Taylor. Some can seem like a waste
of police time, while others quickly become serious - such as the case of three sex workers who
have been arrested during a raid on a local brothel. Are the women victims, possibly trafficked to
the UK from Eastern Europe, or are they running the business and exploiting others?
Channel 4 9:00pm Mon 17 Nov
06:00 Children's TV
11:10 Cowboy Builders: Bounds
Green
12:15 Rome: The World's First
Superpower
13:15 Home and Away
13:45 Neighbours
14:15 NCIS: The Missionary
Position
15:15 Film: A Christmas Visitor
17:00 5 News at 5
17:30 Neighbours
18:00 Home and Away
19:00 New: The Gadget Show
19:55 5 News Update
20:00 New: Jack The Ripper: The
Missing Eviden
21:00 New: Gotham: Spirit of the
Goat
22:00 New: Under The Dome: Go
Now
22:55 New: Set Up
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10:15am Rip Off Britain: Live
11:00am Homes under the
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12:00pm Call the Council
12:45pm Close Calls: On Camera
1:15pm Bargain Hunt
2:00pm BBC News at One
2:45pm Doctors
3:15pm Perfection
4:00pm Escape to the Country
4:45pm Holiday of My Lifetime with
Len Goodman
5:30pm Put Your Money Where
Your Mouth Is
6:15pm Pointless
7:00pm BBC News at Six[SUB]
8:00pm The ONE Show
8:30pm EastEnders
9:00pm Holby City
10:00pm DIY SOS: The Big Build
11:00pm BBC News at Ten
11:35pm Panorama Special
12:35pm The Street
Tuesday 18th November
7:05am Homes under the Hammer
8:05am Call the Council
8:50am Close Calls: On Camera
9:20am A Taste of Britain
10:05am Antiques Roadshow
11:05am Building Dream Homes
11:35am HARDtalk
12:00pm BBC News
12:30pm BBC World News
1:00pm Daily Politics
2:00pm A Taste of My Life
2:30pm Ready Steady Cook
3:15pm The Rockford Files
4:00pm Cagney and Lacey
4:50pm Who Do You Think You
Are?
5:50pm Great British Railway
Journeys
6:20pm Flog It!
7:00pm Eggheads
7:30pm Strictly Come Dancing - It
Takes Two
8:00pm Big Dreams Small Spaces
9:00pm The BBC Children in Need
Sewing Bee
10:00pm Human Universe
11:00pm Later Live... with Jools
Holland
11:30pm Newsnight
12:20am Wonders of the Monsoon
8:30am Lorraine
10:55am ITV News
12:30pm Loose Women
Makeover
3:00pm Secret Dealers
5:00pm The Chase
6:00pm ITV News
7:00pm Emmerdale
7:30pm International Football:
Scotland v England
10:55pm International Football
Highlights
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7:45am The King of Queens
8:10am 3rd Rock from the Sun
8:35am 3rd Rock from the Sun
9:00am Everybody Loves Raymond
9:30am Everybody Loves Raymond
10:00am Frasier
10:30am Frasier
11:00am Daily Brunch
12:00pm Jamie's Money Saving
Meals
12:30pm Come Dine with Me
1:00pm Channel 4 News Summary
3:10pm Countdown
4:00pm Fifteen to One
5:00pm Deal or No Deal
6:00pm Four in a Bed
7:00pm The Simpsons
7:30pm Hollyoaks
8:00pm Channel 4 News
8:55pm The Political Slot
9:00pm Obsessive Compulsive
Cleaners
10:00pm You Can't Get The Staff
11:00pm Gogglebox: Celebrity
Special For SU2C
11:35pm Secrets of the Living Dolls
12:35am Scrotal Recall
live iNTerNaTioNal FooTball
Scotland v England Scotland v England (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly match from
Celtic Park in Glasgow, where the two oldest rivals in the international game face each other. This
is the 112th fixture to take place between these nations, and the second in two years having also
met at Wembley Stadium in August 2013, in a contest that saw England emerge with a 3-2 victory.
ITV London 7:30pm Tue 18 Nov
10:15am The Wright Stuff
12:10pm Cowboy Builders
1:10pm 5 News Lunchtime
1:15pm The Nightmare Neighbour
Next Door
2:15pm Home and Away
2:45pm Neighbours
3:15pm NCIS
4:15pm Stolen Innocence[FILM]
6:00pm 5 News at 5
6:30pm Neighbours
7:00pm Home and Away
7:30pm 5 News Tonight
8:00pm Meerkat Manor
8:30pm The Secret Life of Pets
9:00pm Britain's Worst Crimes:
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Story
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JUKE BOX
FOOTBALL LEAGUE
PREDICTIONS
Sponsored by
LEAGUE
Place
NEW NAME
1
SHARON JB
2
RYAN
3
DARREN
4
STAN
5
IAN
6
FRED Pool
7
LEE H
8
TONY H
9
LISA
10
BERNARD
11
NICK
12
KEN
13
CLIVE
14
TOM S.E.
15
KEV SCOT
16
BOBBY BB
17
LILA
18
DAN B
19
MARIE JB
20
PAUL ENG
21
KEN G BAR
22
GARY/SUE
23
TOBY
24
KELLY
25
MAC
26
JULES
27
ALEX T
28
DANIEL
29
GARY/JOSEY
30
LES JB
31
DAVID JB
32
DAVE LEE
33
DEREK
34
GARY G BAR
35
WES
36
BRIAN
37
JEAN
38
IAN/MICHELLE
39
MICHELLE/IAN
40
TONYstret
41
SAM
42
JOHNNY
43
DEBS
44
BERNIE
45
TOM t
46
LUCHIE
47
BOBBY
48
JAN JB
49
FAYE
50
BRAIN S/E
51
LEROY
52
BRIAN BOYD
53
LOUISE
54
NORAH
55
DAVE BROOKS
56
JIM
57
JANET
58
SCOTT
59
KEITH U Jack
60
KYNE Bidvest
61
ASH
62
JOHN BOOKIE
63
TRISH
64
LINDA
65
JASON Bidvest
66
ALAN BOOKIE
67
LINZI JB
68
J. JOYCE
69
TONY
70 CHRISTINE G BAR
71
RON
72
DONNA
73
KATH
74
CALLUM A/O/S
75
DAVE/Brenda
76
JAKE ENG
77
JOSEY
78
ELAINE S
NO
6
20
54
55
29
10
30
32
19
42
77
11
52
61
70
25
27
66
3
23
36
43
51
58
67
45
60
12
49
1
4
7
26
31
74
8
9
13
15
16
63
65
39
40
44
46
47
2
34
53
33
48
71
75
76
41
18
28
35
57
59
62
68
21
56
64
5
17
73
37
38
22
69
78
14
24
50
72
Tot
85
81
82
79
75
78
79
79
75
76
78
75
78
75
75
75
61
73
74
71
71
74
73
72
71
70
70
71
71
72
68
69
69
70
69
68
65
64
68
67
67
69
67
66
65
67
67
64
67
63
66
63
67
66
67
63
65
63
63
62
63
63
66
63
64
63
60
62
62
60
58
56
59
60
58
54
51
52
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5
7
5
8
9
5
4
4
6
5
3
5
2
5
5
4
18
6
4
7
7
4
5
6
7
7
7
5
4
2
6
5
5
4
5
5
8
9
5
6
6
4
5
6
7
5
5
7
4
8
4
7
3
4
3
6
3
5
5
6
5
5
2
4
3
4
6
4
4
5
6
6
3
2
3
6
6
4
Tot
90
88
87
87
84
83
83
83
81
81
81
80
80
80
80
79
79
79
78
78
78
78
78
78
78
77
77
76
75
74
74
74
74
74
74
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
72
72
72
72
72
71
71
71
70
70
70
70
70
69
68
68
68
68
68
68
68
67
67
67
66
66
66
65
64
62
62
62
61
60
57
56
Goals were in short supply in
the 1 Monday Night game and
full Premier League programme at the Weekend
which only provided the Alfaz
Fantasy League with 25
goals,6 clean sheets,56 yellow
cards(most so far this Season)
and 2 red ones.Crystal
Palace's Skipper Jedinak and
Spur's Full Back Naughton
being this Week's naughty
Boys.We managed to get a
Penalty awarded at the
Weekend thanks to Referee
Lee
Mason
who
gave
Everton's Leighton Baines the
chance to equalize against
Sunderland. I don't think I
have seen so many Handballs
and fouls in the Penalty Area
go unpunished for a such long
time. I think the Referees have
had a Meeting and agreed to
only award 1 penalty a
Weekend.
Kevin's Team Bars a Loner
went 6 points clear of Steve's
Cowden Red Devils at the top
of
the
Alfaz
Fantasy
League.Neil's Blue Moon
Rising had a good week bagging 41 points which places
him nicely in 3rd spot 1 point
behind the Red Devils and
only 7 points behind the
Leaders.It really is tight at the
top as there is only 28 points
between the top 11 which
makes for an exciting Season
ahead.I wish I could say the
same about life at the bottom
of the Table where Les's Team
Have Not Got a Clue only
scored 2 points which leaves
them 38 points adrift of
Winnie's Team Le Hombre
Rioja. Mind you there could be
some light at the end of the
tunnel for Les as one of his
Strikers West Ham's Andy
Carroll made a return from a
long injury on Saturday.
Sharon's Team Shaztastic
regained the top spot of our
Mark Carter Ladies Section by
overtaking Super Suze by 8
points. Pam's People moved a
little closer to the Summit and
are in 3rd place.Debbie's Foxy
Filberts & Kim's Ginger United
are also in contention in 4th &
5th position.Down at the foot
of the League Winnie's Le
Hombre Rioja have been
going
backwards
for
Weeks,this Week they only
managed 5 points which puts
them 33 points from the nearest Team Kate's Mixed Bunch.
There was plenty of action in
our U.K.T.V.SPAIN Junior
League where Lily's Sponge
Bob XI stretched their lead at
the Summit to 9 points over
Super Rhys. Ginger Ninja is in
3rd place but the Team to
watch out for in this Section is
Anthony's Team Dart Vader
who are arrowing in on the
Leaders after getting this
Weeks top score of 49 points
which helped them move up 5
places to 4th. At the other end
of the Table Adam's Team
What's the Point are getting
left behind as they are now 29
points away from Calum's
Rees Red Devils.
One of our Junior Teams is
top of our Golden Boot League
which is sponsored by
Leonard
Knowles
Construction. Super Rhys
have maintained the the No 1
spot for the 2nd Week running
by holding off the challenge
from Keith's Max & Paddy who
are only 4 points behind. Eric's
Team The Chosen Ones are in
3rd place then comes another
one of our Junior Teams
Sponge Bob XI. No reprieve
for Les's Team at the bottom
Have Not Got a Clue as they
have gone 7 Weeks without
scoring.
3 Teams go into the Pot for
our Premier Imports Draw for
a case of fine Wine at the end
of the Month and they are
Anthony's Team Dart Vader
who top scored with 49 points
and our 2 lowest scoring
Teams Les's Have Not Got a
Clue and Joanna's Los Torres
Harriers who only managed 2
points.
The Manager of the Month for
November is being kindly
sponsored by Darren & Lorna
at the Brisa Del Mar in Albir
who provide excellent good
wholesome home cooked food
at good prices.With only 2
Weeks gone Dave's Team Up
The Clarets are still in pole
position with a narrow 1 point
advantage
over
Lenny's
Spreaders. Both Managers
are Burnley Fans so they both
must have celebrated the
Clarets 1st win in the Premier
League
at
the
Weekend.Knowing both of
them I'm sure they did.In 3rd
place Dean's Globe Trotters
are only 1 point behind the
Spreaders.
Our fastest moving Team this
Week is Bobby's Team
Newcastle Old Boys who
moved up 43 places to No 155
which has earned this avid
Newcastle Fan a super
Breakfast for 2 at Rafters
sponsored by Kate.
At the time of going to Press I
have not had time to collate all
the scores for our very popular
K.O.Cup Competition so I will
report on it next Week.
By the time you read this all
the scores and Results will be
up on our website which is
www.alfazffl.com
If you can't access a
computer why not pop into
Hepburns in Albir and view
all the Results on their
Notice Board or you can
always visit Me at The Local
also in Albir at the Weekend
and get all the latest News
and Results.
BENIDORM POOL
LEAGUE
DIVISION 1
TEAM
PLD W D L F
A PTS
JUKEBOX B
3
3 0 0 22 8
9
IBROX
3
2 1 0 17 13
7
Y PRIDE A
3
1 1 1 13 17
4
BOBBY'S BAR
2
1 1 0 11
9
4
GRILL HOUSE
3
1 0 2 16 14
3
TILLY'S TAVERN
3
1 0 2 12 18
3
SERENAS A
3
0 1 2 13 17
1
ROCKSTAR
2
0 0 2 6 14
0
DIVISION 2
TEAM
PLD W D L F
A PTS
WAIKIKI
3
3 0 0 18 12
9
JUKEBOX A
3
1 2 0 16 14
5
NEPTUNES
3
1 1 1 16 14
4
SEREANS B
2
1 0 1 10 10
3
Y PRIDE B
2
0 1 1 8 12
1
TARTAN BAR
3
0 0 3 12 18
0
Pos Team
P
W D L
1 Chelsea
11
9
2 0 28 11
17
29
2 Southampton
11
8
1 2 23
5
18
25
3 Man City
11
6
3 2 22 12
10
21
4 West Ham
11
5
3 3 19 14
5
18
5 Swansea City
11
5
3 3 15 11
4
18
6 Arsenal
11
4
5 2 19 13
6
17
7 Man Utd
11
4
4 3 17 14
3
16
8 Newcastle
11
4
4 3 13 15
-2
16
F
A
+/- Pts
9 Stoke City
11
4
3 4 12 13
-1
15
10 Everton
11
3
5 3 20 18
2
14
11 Liverpool
11
4
2 5 14 15
-1
14
12 Tottenham
11
4
2 5 14 16
-2
14
13 West Brom
11
3
4 4 13 15
-2
13
14 Sunderland
11
2
6 3 12 19
-7
12
15 Hull City
11
2
5 4 13 15
-2
11
16 Aston Villa
11
3
2 6
16 -11
11
17 Crystal Palace
11
2
3 6 14 20
-6
9
18 Leicester City
11
2
3 6 11 18
-7
9
19 QPR
11
2
2 7 11 22 -11
8
20 Burnley
11
1
4 6
7
5
6
19 -13
SPORT
37
ENGLAND LOSE ROKODUGUNI GOOD WEEK
England wing Semesa Rokoduguni has been ruled out
of Saturday's game against South Africa with a thigh
injury and replaced in the squad by Marland Yarde.
Rokoduguni was injured in the second half of the 24-21
defeat to New Zealand at Twickenham last weekend.
He has failed to prove his fitness in time to face the
Springboks and, as a result, Harlequins wing Yarde,
who has made five appearances for England, has been
drafted into a 24-man squad named by head coach
Stuart Lancaster.
"Roko has done some limited training but is unlikely to
fully recover from his thigh injury in time, so Marland is
in the group coming back into camp on Wednesday,"
said Lancaster.
Fiji-born Rokoduguni, who plays for Bath, became the
first serving soldier since Tim Rodber in 1999 to be
capped by England when he made his debut against
the All Blacks.
who has made five appearances for England, has been
drafted into a 24-man squad named by head coach
Stuart Lancaster.
"Roko has done some limited training but is unlikely to
fully recover from his thigh injury in time, so Marland is
in the group coming back into camp on Wednesday,"
said Lancaster.
Fiji-born Rokoduguni, who plays for Bath, became the
first serving soldier since Tim Rodber in 1999 to be
capped by England when he made his debut against
the All Blacks.
Rokoduguni was injured in the second half of the 2421 defeat to New Zealand at Twickenham last weekend.
He has failed to prove his fitness in time to face the
Springboks and, as a result, Harlequins wing Yarde,
MCLAREN TO
DECIDE THIS WEEK
ERIC BOULLIER, the McLaren racing director, is to sit
down with CEO Ron Dennis this week for a final round
of talks in a bid to resolve the team's driver line-up for
2015.
Discussions have been ongoing between the duo for
some time as they mull over who should partner the
returning Fernando Alonso,
who is due to be confirmed by
McLaren by the end of next
week.
After negotiating his severance
payment with Ferrari - Alonso
had two years remaining on
his agreement with the team the Spaniard is to join
McLaren on a two-year deal,
with the option of a third.
As to his team-mate, paddock
sources have suggested
Boullier and Dennis have a difference of opinion, with the
Frenchman favouring Jenson Button, whilst the latter
prefers Kevin Magnussen. With Dennis promising in
early September to deliver an answer by the end of the
campaign in Abu Dhabi, the clock is ticking, although he
ultimately has the final call.
If Dennis needed any convincing Button's experience
was the way to go then his performance over the weekend in Brazil will have helped. In qualifying fifth and finishing fourth at Interlagos, the 34-year-old has now
KENNY WINS
SECOND MEDAL
scored nearly double the number of Magnussen's points
this season - 106 to 55.
Boullier refused to be drawn on whether anything could
be read into the result, other than to state it was "a
great weekend for the team".
Jason Kenny claimed his second medal of the UCI Track
Cycling World Cup in Guadalajara, Mexico, by winning silver in the men’s individual sprint on the last day.
Kenny, who had already taken gold in the men’s team
sprint 24 hours earlier, was beaten 2-0 in the gold-medal
final by Australia’s Matthew Glaetzer following two closely
contested heats.
Kenny had earlier beaten New Zealand’s Sam Webster 2-0
in the semi-final to book his place in the decider.
Britain finished the event second in the medal standings,
with two golds and two silvers. Australia topped the table
with three golds and two silvers.
BAD WEEK
KIWIS LOSE
LEULUAI FOR FINAL
"Prior to Sochi [the
Russian Grand Prix] we
were a little bit down," he
said. "But in two of the
last three races now we
have clearly shown we
are capable of putting
cars in the top five Austin [the United States
Grand Prix] was a little
more difficult. But the
performance levels are
rising, we're closing the
gap, and for me it is
important to seize this
Former Wigan Warriors and London Broncos scrummomentum at the end of the season.
"It means everything we have done through the season half and hooker Thomas Leuluai has been ruled out
of the New Zealand side to play Australia in the Four
is now starting to pay off, and we are building for the
Nations Series final in Wellington on Saturday.
future, so it's good. But this weekend specifically, and
The
New Zealand Warriors player, who started two of
this race specifically, Jenson did really great."
the Kiwis' three group matches at hooker, picked up
a shoulder injury - as well as a badly-gashed face Button, meanwhile, has dismissed suggestions he is
during Saturday's 16-14 win over England in
chasing one final big pay-day, with the feeling of being
Dunedin.
wanted far more important than money as far as his
38
SPORT
VIOLINIST MAE GIVEN
FOUR YEAR BAN
ENGLAND LOSE CARRICK TO INJURY
Michael Carrick has been forced to pull
out of the England squad after suffering a
groin injury.The Manchester United midfielder had been reinstated in the national
squad for the forthcoming matches with
Slovenia and Scotland.
Carrick, who last appeared for England in
their World Cup qualifier against Poland
at Wembley last year, had been in line
for a first appearance since being overlooked by Roy Hodgson for the summer
finals in Brazil.
The 33-year-old, who picked up the injury
at St George's
Park, will have a
scan to discover
the severity of the
injury.
The injury is a
huge blow for both
England and the
midfielder himself,
with Hodgson
believed to have
turned to Carrick
to fill a void now left by the retired duo of
Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard.
CESC FABREGAS IS OUT OF SPAIN’S
UPCOMING MATCHES
Violinist Vanessa Mae has been given a
four-year ban by the International Ski
Federation for taking part in races
allegedly 'manipulated' to help her qualify
for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics.
The governing body said its hearing
panel found 'to its comfortable satisfaction' that the results of a series of races
in Slovenia in January were set up in
order for Mae to achieve the qualifying
points required to compete at the
Games.
Representing Thailand and competing
under the name Vanessa Vanakorn, the
classical violinist took part in the
women's giant-slalom in Sochi and finished last out of the 67 competitors.
An FIS statement read: "After considering written submissions and testimony at
a hearing on 3rd October 2014, the
Hearing Panel found to its comfortable
satisfaction that the results of the four
ladies giant slalom races that took place
on 18th and 19th January 2014 at
Krvavec (SLO) were manipulated, resulting in the calculation of FIS Points that
do not reflect the true performance of the
competitors that participated in those
events and in particular the points awarded to Vanessa Vanakorn (Mae)."
MURRAY HANGS ON
Murray was blown away in his opening
match by Kei Nishikori, but made no mistake against the Canadian by securing a
straight-sets victory.
The Scot secured two breaks of serve in
the opening set to move one set up in a
little over 30 minutes. Although Murray
broke Raonic in the third game of the
second set his 23-year-old opponent hit
back immediately to square things up.
It was not until the 11th game that
Murray secured another break which
allowed him to serve for the match.
Although one match point came and
went, he secured the contest at the second time of asking when a Raonic shot
drifted long. Roger Federer's win against
Kei Nishikori earlier on Tuesday meant
Murray knew he had to match that to
avoid early elimination.
Murray could beat Federer and still go
out depending on the score between
Raonic and Nishikori, but equally a loss
for Murray would not necessarily eliminate him.
Murray takes on Federer on Thursday
at the O2 scheduled for 8pm GMT
Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas has
been ruled out of Spain’s European
Qualifier against Belarus on Saturday.
The 27-year-old, who arrived for national
duty with a hamstring complaint, had a
MRI scan in Madrid on Tuesday morning.
Fabregas will also miss the match
against world champions Germany next
week but hopes to be available for
Chelsea’s next match on November 22.
The Barclays Premier League leaders
will entertain West Brom at Stamford
Bridge before travelling to Germany to
play Schalke in the Champions League
three days late
A statement from the Spanish Football
Federation (RFEF) said: "The Chelsea
midfielder has been ruled out for the
games against Belarus and Germany following tests and an evaluation of his condition that was carried out this morning
by the medical staff of the Spanish
national team.
"The MRI done this morning in the
Sanitas Clinic in La Moraleja showed a
clear improvement with respect to the
one done by his club on Sunday.
"Although the MRI discards a hamstring
tear, the player continues to have discomfort and the medical team considers
that his involvement in the next games
would not be advisable for his complete
recovery."
SPORT
GROUP A
GP W D
L
GF GA GD PTS
Iceland
3
3 0 0
8
0
+8
9
Czech Rep.
3
3 0 0
8
4
+4
9
Netherlands
3
1 0 2
4
5
-1
3
Latvia
3
0 2 1
1
4
-3
2
Kazakhstan
3
0 1 2
3
7
-4
1
Turkey
3
0 1 2
2
6
-4
1
GROUP B
GP W D L GF GA GD PTS
Wales
3
2 1 0
4
2
+2
7
Israel
2
2 0 0
6
2
+4
6
Belgium
2
1 1 0
7
1
+6
4
Cyprus
3
1 0 2
4
5
-1
3
Bosnia-Herz.
3
0 2 1
2
3
-1
2
Andorra
3
0 0 3
2
12 -10
0
GROUP C
GP W D
L
GF GA GD PTS
This Weeks Fixtures
Slovakia
3
3 0 0
6
2
+4
9
Spain
3
2 0 1 10
3
7
6
Ukraine
3
2 0 1
1
+2
6
Geordia V Poland 6pm
3
14th November
Macedonia
3
1 0 2
4
8
-4
3
Germany V Gibraltar 8.45pm
Belarus
3
0 1 2
2
6
-4
1
Scotland V ROI 8.45pm
Luxembourg
3
0 1 2
3
8
-5
1
Greece V Faroe Islands 8.45pm
GROUP D
GP W D
L
GF GA GD PTS
Poland
3
2 1 0
11
2
+9
7
Ireland
3
2 1 0 10
2
+8
7
Scotland
3
1 1 1
4
4
0
4
Germany
3
1 1 1
3
4
-1
4
Georgia
3
1 0 2
4
3
+1
3
Gibraltar
3
0 0 3
0
17 -17
0
GROUP E
GP W D
L
GF GA GD PTS
England
3
3 0 0
8
0
+8
9
Slovenia
3
2 0 1
3
1
+2
6
Lithuania
3
2 0 1
3
2
+1
6
Switzerland
3
1 0 2
4
3
+1
3
Estonia
3
1 0 2
1
2
-1
3
San Marino
3
0 0 3
0
11 -11
0
GROUP F
GP W D
L
Hungary V Finland 8.45pm
Romani V N.Ireland 8.45pm
Pirtugal V Armenia 8.45pm
Serbia V Denmark 8.45pm
15th November
Luxembourg V Ukraine 6pm
Austria V Russia 6pm
Moldova V Liechtenstein 6pm
England V Slovenia 6pm
San Marino V Estonia 6pm
Switzerland V Lithuania 8.45pm
Spain v Belarus 8.45pm
Montenegro V Sweden 8.45pm
Macedonia V Slovakia 8.45pm
GF GA GD PTS
Nor. Ireland
3
3 0 0
6
1
+5
9
Romania
3
2 1 0
4
1
+3
7
Finland
3
1 1 1
4
4
0
4
Hungary
3
1 1 1
3
3
0
4
Greece
3
0 1 2
1
4
-3
1
Azerbaijan V Norway 8.45pm
Faroe Islands
3
0 0 3
1
6
-5
0
Bulgaria V Malta 8.45pm
GROUP G
GP W D
L
GF GA GD PTS
16th November
Netherlands V Latvia 6pm
Belgium V Wales 6pm
Cyprus V Andorra 6pm
Italy V Croatia 8.45pm
Austria
3
2 1 0
4
2
+2
7
Israel V Bosnia & Herz 8.45pm
Russia
3
1 2 0
6
2
+4
5
Czech Rep. V Iceland 8.45pm
Sweden
3
1 2 0
4
2
+2
5
Turkey V Kazakhstan 8.45pm
Montenegro
3
1 1 1
2
1
1
4
Moldova
3
0 1 2
2
5
-3
1
Liechtenstein
3
0 1 2
0
6
-6
1
GROUP H
GP W D
L
GF GA GD PTS
Croatia
3
3 0 0
9
0
+9
9
Italy
3
3 0 0
5
1
+4
9
Norway
3
2 0 1
5
3
+2
6
Bulgaria
3
1 0 2
3
4
-1
3
Malta
3
0 0 3
2
10 -8
0
Azerbaijan
3
0 0 3
0
6
0
GROUP I
GP W D
L
-6
GF GA GD PTS
Denmark
3
1 1 1
3
3
0
4
Albania
3
1 1 1
2
4
-2
4
Portugal
2
1 0 1
1
1
0
3
Serbia
2
1 1 0
4
1
+3
1
Armenia
2
0 1 1
2
3
-1
1
39
SPORT
KLINSMANN DEFENDS
POCHETTINO
G ET REA L
REAL SOCIEDAD APPOINT MOYES
David Moyes has
become Real
Sociedad's new head
coach on a contract until
the end of the 2015/16
season according to Sky
Sports.
The Scot has signed a
deal until the summer of
2016 and returns to
football six-and-a-half
months after losing his
job as Manchester
United boss.
Moyes had been considering Sociedad's offer
for some time and,
according to Sky Sports'
Spanish football expert
Guillem Balague, was
pressed for a decision
with second-choice
Pepe Mel waiting in the
wings.
Balague told Sky Sports News HQ:
"I'm so excited about this. He's one of
the top British managers and he's
actually going to go to La Liga, to a
team he can improve.
"The interesting thing is Real Sociedad
have not accepted no for an answer.
They insisted they wanted him to be
the man and received very good
reports. It's not a decision that's been
taken lightly at all."
Moyes joins a club third from bottom in
La Liga following a poor start to the
season that cost Jagoba Arrasate his
job. But Sociedad were in the
Champions League as recently as last
season, when they were drawn in the
same group as Moyes' United, who
won at Old Trafford and drew in Spain.
The San Sebastian-based club have a
history of appointing British managers,
and Moyes is following in the footsteps
of Welshmen John Toshack and Chris
Coleman. Balague said: "It's a club
with some Britishness about it - the
first foreigner to play for them was
John Aldridge and Chris Coleman was
also there. The area is also 'British' in
the eyes of the rest of Spain - it rains
a lot
USA head coach and former Spurs striker Jurgen
Klinsmann has called for
Tottenham manager
Mauricio Pochettino to
be given time to build
his own team at White
Hart Lane.
Spurs were booed off
the pitch on Sunday
after they slumped to a
2-1 defeat to Stoke their fourth loss in six
Premier League games
at home this season.The
latest loss saw
Pochettino's men drop
to 12th in the league but
Klinsmann, who scored
38 goals in 65 appearances during two successful stints at the
club, believes the
Argentinian will be a
success.
Klinsmann told Sky
Sports News HQ: "He
needs to have the
coaches on the same
page, from the youngest
to the oldest.
"He needs to have
everybody following the
same philosophy and
saying 'ok this is what
we stand for'.
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