Full speed ahead!

By SKIP BANDELE sport@algarveresident.com The 2010 World Superbike and Supersport season gets underway in Portimão next weekend (starting on January 22) with three days of official testing at the Algarve

January 14, 2010by shareitIn

Dozens hurt as circus seating collapses

Twenty-eight people were injured when seating at a Lisbon circus collapsed. The accident happened on Saturday evening when a section of benches seating 200 spectators at Chen Circus near Lisbon’s

January 14, 2010by shareitIn

Natural wonders of Portugal

Vila do Bispo Câmara has put its natural reserve, the Reserva Biogenética de Sagres, forward as a candidate for the seven natural wonders of Portugal competition. The natural reserve was

January 14, 2010by shareitIn

Big wheels

Record Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong has added spice to what is already promising to be one of the best Algarve Tours next month by announcing that he will

January 14, 2010by shareitIn

Record breaking New Year

By DAISY SAMPSON daisy.sampson@theresidentgroup.com New Year’s Eve revellers in Albufeira have found themselves in the Guinness Book of Records after the world record for the largest simultaneous toast was set.

January 8, 2010by shareitIn

School examinations information

Children and parents from across the region are invited to attend presentations about GCSE and A/AS Level options at the International School São Lourenço later this month. For those interested

January 8, 2010by shareitIn

Foot found

A human foot found washed ashore near Vila Nova de Gaia, northern Portugal on January 2, has not been identified by the authorities. According to Portuguese newspaper Correio da Manhã,

January 7, 2010by shareitIn

Residents’ petition for road repairs

By ELOISE WALTON eloise.walton@theresidentgroup.com An American resident has started an online petition with the aim of having the degraded and dangerous EN264 road between Algoz and São Bartolomeu de Messines

January 7, 2010by shareitIn

Revenue down

Less tobacco was bought in Portugal in 2009 compared to the previous year, according to the Finanças, the national tax and finance office. The Finanças received around 93 million euros

January 7, 2010by shareitIn