More than 100 foreign pupils attend Tavira’s schools
STATISTICS WERE released by Tavira Câmara this week revealing the number of foreign pupils currently studying at the borough’s schools. The current trend of emigration to Portugal by nationals from
Portugal and the United tates have a very close relation…
Portugal and the United tates have a very close relationship because we think alike THE RESIDENT reporter Gabriel Hershman interviewed the American Ambassador to Portugal, Alfred Hoffman Jr, at their
Portuguese consumer economy shows signs of improvement
THE PORTUGUESE consumer market has improved for the third month running, giving some grounds for hope of a moderate economic recovery. According to monthly data, issued by the Bank of
Rock in Rio 2006
Red Hot Chili Peppers FEW 80s rock groups broke down as many musical barriers and were as original as the Red Hot Chili Peppers. The band of Anthony Kiedis, Michael
Row aside, consumers need protection
AFTER READING the latest report concerning the property licensing furore in The Resident last week, John Perrins, a Briton from the Midlands, who arrived in the Algarve with his family
Save our theatre!
THE FUTURE of Estrela Hall and the Lisbon Players is under threat. After 60 years, the group is at risk of losing its theatre! To support the Lisbon Players, go
Stars shone even brighter in Lagoa
STARS DANCE school of Carvoeiro Clube de Ténis recently filled up the Lagoa Auditorium for two performances of their show Show Case. The performance was a great success with the
Tavira celebrates its Baroque heritage
CELEBRATIONS ARE planned in Tavira to mark Dia Nacional dos Municípios Com Centro Histórico, the national day for municipalities with historic centres, on Tuesday, March 28, in the Clube de
Tavira celebrates World Forest Day and World Water Day
FOR THE second consecutive year, as part of the commemorations for World Forest Day (March 21) and World Water Day (March 22), Tavira Câmara promoted several activities to raise environmental
The grapevine’s legacy
RUMOUR AND gossip are dangerous, infectious and spread faster than they can be denied. Word of mouth has as much power to frighten as the reality to which it refers,