Activists from the Moviment Graffitti will be making their first community stop in Birżebbuġa this Sunday, as part of a nationwide tour aimed at raising awareness about proposed planning law reforms. The group will be setting up an information stand in Birżebbuġa Parish Square between 9:30am and noon, in collaboration with the local organisation Għaqda … Continued
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This Saturday, volunteers will be walking between Spinola and Valletta non-stop for 24 hours, all to raise funds for Fondazzjoni Sebħ, which runs children’s homes and shelters for survivors of domestic violence. Now in its third edition, the Pass Pass Mas-Sebħ relay walk kicks off at 11am this Saturday, 18th October, from the Love statue … Continued
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Residents of Triq il-Ħemel in Swieqi united once again in objection to the proposed development of a five-storey apartment block which will become an eyesore in a street of two-storey terraced houses if approved. The terraced house in question in Triq il-Ħemel was constructed on land originally granted by the Archbishop’s Curia known as Art … Continued
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Another festa-related national record was broken this week, this time from a house in Żabbar. In a series of photos shared yesterday, The Malta Records unveiled what has been confirmed as the biggest palju (damask banner) on the island, one dedicated to the Madonna tal-Grazzja (Our Lady of Graces). Breaking an existing record, the palju … Continued
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After all the buzz and chaos of Gozo’s Carnival in Nadur, one town in the south always goes hard and dark with its spontaneous celebrations… and if even only one of its locals is anything go by, this year is definitely no exception. Għaxaq tattooist Martin Gafa’ showed up in his town’s pjazza dressed up … Continued
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Any Sliema resident or passerby knows that the town is no stranger to the typical towering crane. However, a Sliema worker came across your not-so-typical construction site in the very busy Hughes Hallet street and sent a video of it over to Lovin Malta. The base of the crane seems to have been given a … Continued
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