Algarve

By: NATASHA SMITH natasha@portugalresident.com AS THE new World Supersport Championship motorbike racing season begins next week, The Resident speaks exclusively to the manager of the Anglo-Luso partnership of the Parkalgar

By: ELOISE WALTON eloise@portugalresident.com THE PORTUGUESE national postal service CTT handles more than six million items of post every day, with more than 2,000 of these items never reaching their

See how they run! AN EAGERLY anticipated production of See how they run! by the A Portada theatrical group will take place at the Vale do Lobo Auditorium on February

AROUND 5.4 million passengers travelled through Faro airport in 2007, which is a 7.4 per cent rise from the previous year, but many organisational issues persist for some airlines operating

LOULÉ CÂMARA president, Seruca Emídio, is concerned about security in the areas of Vilamoura and Quarteira, especially at night, following complaints from residents and visitors. The Câmara has already requested

By: CECÍLIA PIRES cecilia@portugalresident.com AFPOP was started in the eighties by a large group of foreign people who owned property in the Algarve and needed to exchange practical knowledge of

PORTIMÃO MUNICIPAL Assembly has approved plans for the construction of three new hotels between Praia do Alemão and Ponta de João de Arens and for a new sports complex in

ALGARVE MP Mendes Bota has asked the government to answer questions about the inadequate maintenance and cleanliness of the border to Spain. Bota said a lack of funds for national

THE UNIVERSITY of the Algarve is due to hold an international business seminar on March 12 at the Superior School of Management, Hospitality and Tourism, from 9am. Lecturers a from

AN AMBITIOUS sporting project, worth around three million euros, to transform the area on either side of the Guadiana River into a top level sporting location has been unveiled and