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Nov
2013
09
Nov
2013
Environment Groups are extremely concerned by the Authorities’ lack of protection of the environment. The first eight months of this administration have been marked by the introduction of several new policies in favour of more construction, relaxation of existing building regulations, condoning of illegalities and scant enforcement. All this clearly reveals that the administration’s commitment is to the development lobby and not...
04
Nov
2013
The government shows no intention of protecting the environment Read article by Simone Mizzi here. Visit our Facebook page for more news here ...
23
Sep
2013
A canvas painting representing the Holy Virgin with Child, the infant Jesus is depicted looking towards the viewer, while the Virgin has a serene gaze, as if in contemplation, looking slightly away from the viewer. The painting has now been restored by Amy Sciberras, Din l-Art Ħelwa’s resident conservator and is exhibited at the Church of Our Lady of Victory...
18
Aug
2013
Moviment Ħarsien Ħondoq together with Flimkien għal Ambjent Aħjar, Ramblers Association, NatureTrust, FOE Malta and Din l-Art Helwa are urging Mepa to revise the Local plan back to what it was before the 2006 local plans and refuse permit for the development of Hondoq. Photo of Hondoq in 1952 ___________________________________________________________________ Dear Hondoq supporter, Part of Mepa’s ongoing public participation exercise...
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Feb
2013
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Jan
2013
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07
Jul
2012
There is a growing public awareness about the widespread destruction of mature trees. Read more here… Join our Facebook group here fish4tomorrow formed the shape of a fish in Golden Bay as part of an international event organised by Ocean2012. Read more… ...
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Nov
2011
Din l-Art Helwa, heritage NGO, is needing volunteers to help it keep the historic Red Tower in Mellieha and the Wignacourt Tower in St Paul’s Bay open for longer hours during the summer months. If you wish to volunteer a few hours a week, mornings or afternoon, if you like meeting people from different countries, these two exciting historic places...
