Water company explains
Over a month after a water pipe burst under the PortimĂŁo to the Via do Infante access route, a spokesman from the water firm Ăguas do Algarve has finally explained
Cars towed in Silves
Silves CĂąmara workers have removed five abandoned vehicles in Armação de PĂȘra and Vila de PĂȘra this month. The âAbandoned on Public Accessâ scheme, which was introduced at the beginning
Perfect conditions for digging a hole
Hundreds of JCB sales staff have arrived from across the globe to take part in the British companyâs annual worldwide training event in the Algarve. The high-profile three week programme
High-tension argument resolved
After months of discussion, the route that will be taken by the controversial high-tension pylon network, designed to supply back up electricity to the Eastern Algarve, has finally been announced.
Eastern Algarve sewage plant
CĂąmara officials at Vila Real de Santo AntĂłnio have announced a public tender for the construction of a new water treatment centre in the eastern Algarve, the only area of
New park revamps Lagos
Lagos CĂąmara has approved a project aimed at revamping the zone around the city walls and constructing a new green area. Part of the POLIS development plan, O Parque da
Corruption trial hears crucial evidence
The trial of Albufeiraâs Brigada de TrĂąnsito officers accused of corruption charges has heard key evidence from a businessman connected to a building firm that worked on the A2 and
Service ready for Euro 2004
According to the president of the National Fire and Civil Protection Service (SNBPC), Major-General Paiva Monteiro, his force is fully prepared for this Juneâs European football championship. Speaking at a
Marina plan denied
A spokesman from the Vigia Group, the administrators of the Parque da Floresta Resort, has denied it has drawn up any concrete plans for the Boca do Rio area in
Promotion hope for local rugby club
After a gruelling season, the Rugby Clube de Loulé senior male team is now in the final phase of the Division II national championship as leaders of their group. The