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Follow the thrills and spills of life as a true entrepreneur Marco Baiardo heading the fastest growing media business in Spain The Weekender Newspaper

13/12/2020

Wonderful photos from Albir today

12/02/2020

Today we have officially merged
The Weekender Newspaper with the Costa News Group, since 1971 they have been publishing in Spain. Together the new Weekly Post provides our customers an even stronger title with the backing of the most established newspaper company in Spain which is welcomed News for everyone and gives me and my family the comfort and security of being part of this publishing team.

31/12/2019

To my family & friends I send all love and best wishes, for those who have tried to break me hear my message it is loud and clear. I'm still here...and looking forward to 2020 it is exciting like never before. 2020 marks my 10th year living and working in Spain. I have learnt so much being a foreigner the experiance is part of a journey that still has a long path ahead. The highlight of 10 years is my 3rd son Giovanni who arrived in 2012 and offers me so much motivation so when I'm down I look at him and it gives me all I need, love and respect in such beautiful surroundings. My life has been overshadowed by people who have made desperate attempts to ruin me, so desperate that they have risked there own liberty and it has proved to be so personel that most people would of given up by now. For me its not over just the beginning. Only my close family know the extreme circumstances and history of events that surround the ongoing persuit to ruin me and harm me. I send this final message of the year 2019 to mention to everyone that knows me well enough to understand what I am saying. At no time in my life did I run hide or back down to bullies. Those that try to harm me will forever regret their actions. I make it my business to resolve every part of the damage caused to me. My family will get back everything and more that has been taken.
So thats is it, happy new year good bye to 2019 and looking so forward to our future, love to all that love me and bo****ks to those that don't ###

01/11/2019

Our thoughts and prayers are for those we have lost. All Saints Day is a day of remembering our close friends and family x

28/10/2019

Up to another 3 months of Brexit news to deliver.... find out more about the effects of Brexit for expats in Spain, Tuesday 29 October 11am Javea Parador Hotel & Wednesday 30 October at La Zenia Hotel www.brexitmeetings.es

22/10/2019

Not to be missed, book your place now brexitmeetings.es

14/10/2019

Look out for the vans up and down the coast delivering The Weekender Newspaper 100% proof of delivery (POD) to every location. Self Select Media providing the very best distribution service in Spain. Read the latest news stories published first and delivered without doubt!

27/09/2019

Javea Cancer Care have raised 700 euros at today's cake and coffee morning which is fabulous. Organisers want to say a special thanks to Claire and David from Mr Punch as they ended up donating the coffees which was 85 euros and they have been incredibly supportive to the charity. It was great to meet the friends and working volunteers Joanne Alison Maxine Hennie Kerri on cakes. Claire Wendy and Debby on raffle. Emma and James helped a lot too from Mr Punch.
I met today Helen - President and Jeannette PR lady and their committee members Julie and Dawn along with volunteers helping with the cake stall and raffle plus lots of other supporters providing the wonderful cakes including Lada who baked the big pink marble cake that tasted fantastic well done to all. https://cancercarejavea.org/

24/09/2019

UK Constitutional Crisis? By Mark Greenborgh
Tuesday 24th September saw a landmark legal ruling from the Supreme Court in London. The challenges made by businesswoman Gina Miller in the English Courts, and Scottish MP, Joanna Cherry, in Scotland, saw the full UK Supreme Court decide whether the decision to prorogue (or suspend) Parliament for 5 weeks in the run up to the Brexit deadline was lawful.
Whilst the case threw up lots of interesting legal and constitutional arguments, it came down to what is Parliament there to do: and was it reasonable to suspend it? The answer shook the political establishment and spells real trouble for Boris Johnson. PM for only 2 months, and having lost all 6 votes he has brought before the Commons, Mr Johnson hoped to send MPs away to attend their party conferences, whilst he prepared the new Queen’s Speech to be delivered on 14th October.
Of course, no Parliament meant no more votes, no more PM Questions and no more questions from MPs on what sort of deal Mr Johnson wanted, or the implications of No Deal on Eu citizens in the UK or UK citizens in Europe.
President of the Court, Baroness Hale, and all 11 Justices ruled unanimously that this was an unusually long suspension, it prevented Parliament from doing its job, in quite exceptional circumstances, the run-up to a fundamental change in the constitution of the UK, namely Brexit planned for 31st October and it was unlawful.
What happens now? The Court ruled that the PM’s advice to the Queen was unlawful and therefore everything that followed was null and void: It never happened. So, Parliament will meet tomorrow, and everything carries on as normal. Well perhaps, but there is bound to be political turmoil at the sight of the Prime Minister having found to have abused his powers and led the Queen to make an unlawful Order. Does this change the outcome of Brexit? Who knows? But our elected MPs will now be in Parliament asking questions and holding the Government to account at this most sensitive and critical time. Crisis? What crisis, the UK constitution works. Everyone, even the Prime Minister and the Orders of the Queen, are subject to the Rule of Law. That at least is reassuring. Read more in Fridays edition of The Weekender Newspaper or online
https://www.weekender.news/online-paper/

23/09/2019

Holiday makers in Costa Blanca that were travelling with Thomas Cook are today told by Iberia Airport Services that they no longer take any enquires, offer help or advice to travellers. Staff working at the Iberia help desk today at Alicante simply said "we know nothing, the only thing you can do is to contact the British Consulate" concerned passengers arriving at Alicante Airport today were left stranded by Thomas Cook who declared insolvency at 2am British time. The oldest travel company in the world, and the first to bring tourists to the Costa Blanca, has left hundreds of holidaymakers stranded in their hotels. The British Consulate were today offering advice to worried customers a help line number 0044 1753 330 330

Iberia the designated handler for Thomas Cook who still show them as a customer along side other worldwide brands such as British Airways, Vueling, Tui Group, Qatar on thier official Web site www.handling.Iberia.es
have it seems withdrawn any support or help for any customer of Thomas Cook.

The Operator, with 178 years of history in the travel industry has left 150,000 tourists stranded in different destinations but the British Government has a fleet of over 40 aircraft with which they will be repatriated.

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