Falling sales

Music sales in Portugal in the first half of 2011 have fallen by 40% in comparison to the same period last year according to figures from the Portuguese Phonographic Association

October 20, 2011by shareitIn

Oceânico Bowls Masters Portugal 2011

Amendoeira once again hosted the Oceânico Bowls Masters Portugal between October 8 and October 15, which saw the return of the Taylor Bowls trophy and the random pairs competition. Both

October 20, 2011by shareitIn

Works begin

A new residential special needs school to provide care for people with disabilities will see the first stone laid on October 27. The new NECI facility will be located at

October 20, 2011by shareitIn

Football report

Portimonense knocked out of cup by Benfica Benfica beat Portimonense 2-0 on October 14 to go through to the next round of the second most important competition in Portuguese football,

October 20, 2011by shareit

Portugal Masters 2011 better than ever

By Sue Spencer sport@algarveresident.com The fifth Portugal Masters, held last week at the Oceânico Victoria Golf Course, Vilamoura, was enjoyed by around 40,000 golfing enthusiasts, with numbers boosted by the

October 20, 2011by shareitIn

World Polio Day

Monday, October 24, marks World Polio Day, with the date chosen as it is the birth date of Dr Jonas Salk who was the leader of the team who invented

October 20, 2011by shareitIn

Tolls protests

The A22 users’ commission is organising a slow march along the EN125 road near Faro on Monday, August 15 in protest of the introduction of tolls on the A22. The protest

October 18, 2011by shareitIn

Algarve still in limbo over tolls on A22

As the new Government prepares to take power, the Algarve waits for a decision about the introduction of tolls on the A22 road (Via do Infante). Left-wing politician João Vasconcelos,

October 18, 2011by shareitIn