viernes, 23 de enero de 2015

TEN WORKERS HIRED BY CASARES COSTA FOR NEW PROJECTS

Casares Costa has hired ten new workers as part of its employment plan. The workers, two labourers, two stonemasons, two people from the over 30’s  programme and four other young people, have been taken on for projects at Casares Costa. Three include the expansion of the Jardines del Rosario, with a new recreation area,  sports facilities and a dog park. Mayor Antonia Morera said that the project will include a mini baseball field and a mini golf area. The Mayor said that progress is continuing on completion of the sports complex at Casares Costa where the paddle tennis facilities are almost finished. The Mayor is also hoping that the bridge over the Manilva river will be completed after work was held up because of a breach of contract by the construction company.


TOURISM QUALITY BRAND FOR CASARES VISITORS CENTRE

The Casares Visitors Centre has renewed its commitment to the distinctive Sicted quality brand. The Ecotour Casares co-operative which operates the visitors centre has committed itself to the Tourism Quality brand which is awarded to companies and tourist offices in recognition of their commitment to quality and improvement. The brand is promoted by the Tourism Institute of Spain and Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces and is subject to annual review. Rosario Loring, the head of the Casares Tourist Office, said that what matters most to visitors is the personal attention given to them.

And now some news in brief:


A griffon vulture was electrocuted after coming into contact with a power line in Casares this week.

The bird is a protected species and environmentalists have claimed that the ENDESA power lines are situated in a dangerous area close to the birds’ flight paths.


International news:

The European Central Bank announced this week that it is to pump 1.1 trillion Euro into the Eurozone economy in a bid to boost growth and investment. The ECB will buy up 60 billion of assets a month from March until September 2016. The quantitative easing programme is aimed at staving off deflation and boosting growth in the economy.



In sports news:


Liverpool kept their hopes of reaching the final of the League Cup alive with a one all draw against Chelsea in the first half of the semi finals clash at Anfield this week. An equaliser by Raheem Sterling in the fifty ninth minute of the game saw the Reds match Hazard’s first half penalty score for Chelsea. Brendan Rodgers’ players will now face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge for the second half of the semi finals next week.


The weather for the weekend:


Tomorrow will be a mostly sunny day with temperatures reaching a high of 16 degrees and dropping to 6  at night. Sunday will again be a sunny day with a high of 17 and a low of 6.