Algarve

Brian Gault, a thalidomide victim born without arms, (see November 10, edition of The Resident) spoke of his life story at a successful charity event on Thursday, November 16, at

By RUTH SHARPE ruth@portugalresident.com WITH OVER 37,000 runners, two million spectators, more than 100 bands and TV cameras everywhere, the ING New York City Marathon is the largest marathon in

ATLANTIS PARK, a mega theme park representing an investment of 500 million euros and planned for construction in the Vales do Algoz area of Silves may not go ahead if

By RUTH SHARPE ruth@portugalresident.com TWO SERIOUS incidents took place on unsuspecting English Algarve residents last week, resulting in the assailants getting away with money and valuable belongings. The first attack

By RUTH SHARPE ruth@portugalresident.com A SYMBOLIC voyage to transport a 1926 bottle of Port from Portugal to Her Majesty the Queen in London got underway on Saturday. Ricardo Diniz and

THE CHARITY which runs the Pirilampos children’s home in Albufeira is appealing for funds to help pay for a new mini-bus. Santa Casa de Misericordia de Albufeira currently uses a

HEAVY SHOWERS across the Algarve this month have caused structural damage to many houses, with emergency services responding to hundreds of calls for assistance. Strong winds and heavy rain in

Do not miss your opportunity to incorporate shopping and charity, at Collections Ladies’ Fashions Grand Charity Stock Clearance on December 16 and 17, between 10am and 6pm. All clothes on

By RUTH SHARPE ruth@portugalresident.com FOR FAMILIES who choose to relocate to the Western Algarve, they often have to sacrifice a few living essentials that they’re used to having at their

Purple Rhino’s directors, Jossi Storrs and Paul Bubb’s names were spelled incorrectly in their business profile printed in last week’s edition of The Resident. We apologise for any confusion this