Calls to reopen hospital

Angry unions and local authorities have demanded that Lagos Hospital’s operating theatres reopen. And the co-ordinator of the União dos Sindicatos do Algarve (USAL – the Algarve Trade Unions’ Union),

May 6, 2004by shareitIn , ,

Artists revere old Algarve

Four well known women artists are exhibiting their work at the Lagos Slave Market, during April. The common theme is traditional Portuguese life and the unspoilt countryside and coastline of

April 7, 2004by shareitIn , ,

A taste of Scotland

The spectacular flavours of Scotland were on the menu at Crawfords – a little taste of Scotland – recently, when the restaurant held a very successful whisky tasting evening in

April 1, 2004by shareitIn ,

Sixty suffer sickness

A school worker and 59 pupils from three different schools in Lagos had to be hospitalised after suffering from food poisoning from an, as yet, unidentified source. The most severely

March 26, 2004by shareitIn ,

Sports for all

In an unusual move, private building company Oceânico has combined forces with the Junta de Freguesia da Luz and the Câmara Municipal de Lagos to build an outdoor multi-sports complex

March 26, 2004by shareitIn , ,

Blues raises green

Jazz and blues fans ensured that the recent concert by the Quintessence band, staged in the Lagos Cultural Centre, was a sell-out. The event, which was organised to raise money

February 27, 2004by shareitIn ,

Opposition attack Minister’s visit

Finance Minister Manuela Ferreira Leite’s recent visit to Lagos, to attend a meeting of the local Social Democratic Party (PSD), has triggered an angry broadside from her political opponents. The

February 20, 2004by shareitIn

Explosive stash

A 20-year-old German man was arrested recently by officers from the Lagos GNR after he was discovered with illegal explosives. The arrest happened after the authorities acted on a report

February 13, 2004by shareitIn , ,