The Culinary Delights of Christmas Past

By Seren Charrington Hollins The modern day Christmas dinner may be considered a banquet by those…

Celebration of 50 Years as a Republic & Bumper Christmas Activities in Malta

In some philosophies, Friday the 13th is looked upon as a day of bad luck and…

Maltese Islands Strengthen their Role as Major International Gaming Centres

By ALBERT FENECH The Sigma Europe Conference held in late November left a strong economic impact…

Events of 1820 Bonded South Africa and the UK

From Miriam Erasmus, our Lewes Lass in South Africa People have been relocating across the globe…

Review of GIGENIS at Sadler’s Wells, London

Dancer, Akram Khan, showed that a four year absence from UK’s theatre scene, was immaterial, as…

From Sussex to a Medieval Tower in Scotland

One of the great things about living in the Home Counties is the ease with which…

A luxurious and noble house for the nobility – Casa Rocca Piccola in Valletta

By ALBERT FENECH The riches and splendours of Casa Rocco Piccola in Valletta Visitors to Malta…

Waltzing Around the Venetian Lagoon with CroisiEurope

Temple domes reach to the sky as the sun rises to illuminate the water-laced city of…

Looking for a Great British Getaway?  Maybe it’s Time to Consider an Alternative to a Hotel

By Seren Charrington Hollis These days, hotel stays are considered a little passé and a trend…

The mystery of the bones in St Gregory’s Chapel; How did they die and why were they interred there?

By ALBERT FENECH  On 12th March, 1969, fifty four years ago, work was being carried out…