More British and Irish visit the Algarve
MORE AND more British and Irish tourists are visiting the Algarve and staying in regional accommodation, according to the latest tourism figures. Figures released in a report by the Associação
A new British Ambassador
ALEXANDER WYKEHAM Ellis has been appointed Her Majesty’s Ambassador to the Portuguese Republic on October 10, succeeding John Buck, who has left the diplomatic service. Having served as the Adviser
Fight over Algarve name heats up
By: NATASHA SMITH natasha@portugalresident.com A COASTAL area of Spain, known unofficially as the Spanish ‘Algarve’, has been accused of false advertising and riding on the coattails of the well established
BLiP 2007 - another resounding success
NEARLY 8,000 people attended the Better Living in Portugal (BLIP) exhibition, an AFPOP event, at Portimão’s ExpoArade at the weekend. A large array of products and services aimed at enhancing
New golf course and hotel for Olhão area
OLHÃO CÂMARA is working on a tourist development plan for the Marim area, near the headquarters of the Ria Formosa Natural Park, that will include a hotel, golf course and
Algarve developers told to move inland
By: NATASHA SMITH natasha@portugalresident.com PRESERVATION OF natural areas, infrastructural improvements and tourism will be the main focus of development plans for the Algarve over the next decade. João Faria, president
BLiP 2007, another resounding success!
NEARLY 8,000 people attended the Better Living in Portugal (BLIP) exhibition, an AFPOP event, at Portimão’s ExpoArade at the weekend.
Drug bust in Praia da Luz
AN ENGLISH man and a Portuguese woman were arrested last Tuesday (October 9) on the A2, in Setúbal, on suspicion of drug trafficking. A large amount of drugs was later
Become an RDA Volunteer
Riding for the Disabled in the Algarve is looking for new volunteers. Previous experience is not required and helpers are needed to lead horses or walk alongside less abled riders.
Sexual abuse ‘unproved’
A JUDGE has concluded that there is no case to answer over the alleged sexual abuse of Joana Cipriano, the eight-year-old girl who went missing in 2004, and that the

