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25th - 11th November 2014

Dear ReadersHappy Halloween!I hope you are about to take part in some sort of the local

activities or events this weekend, as

well as enjoying the forthcoming

Fiestas both in Benidorm and in

Alfaz del Pi. With a record

number of winter visi-

tors returning for some

sun and a warmer cli-

mate, the local towns

are filling up with new

visitors as well as well

recognised friends

from the past.

Now with only 7 days to the

start of the Benidorm and Alfaz Del Pi Fiestas, the highlight

is on the British fancy dress party. This should be the

biggest and the best in the whole of Europe and takes place

on Thursday 13th November.

The Weekly Buzz team will be there to take part in the

famous event and capture photographs of the hundreds of

amazing costumes and celebrations. We have put our focus

on the event with a Fiesta Special 8 page pull out, giving

you all of the event schedules and a run down of the most

popular places to visit.

2013 was one of the best and most visited Fiestas ever and

visitors for the week took the hotel and apartment occupan-

cy to full capacity. We are very likely to see a repeat of these

numbers. They could even be exceeded with the fact that

many local ex pats from around the Costa Blanca and

beyond are visiting. The reason of course being to see how

Benidorm is transformed into Europe's biggest place to

party and is also the place which hosts the best fancy dress

event ever seen anywhere.

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sliding away! Before we realise, the next big celebration will

be Christmas Eve. So, the focus for the next 8 weeks

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MONDAY

La Nucia - Opposite the auditorium in the town

square, would be best to drive.

TUESDAY

Altea - Largest street market in the region, drive or

take the number 10 bus from Benidorm.

WEDNESDAY

Benidorm - Outdoor market, situated near Hotel

Pueblo, you can´t miss it, just follow the crowds!

THURSDAY

Villa Joyosa - Big market 09:00-14:00 free road

parking. - El Cisne - Flea market, not far from

Benisol camping.

FRIDAY

Alfaz Del Pi - The number 10 bus will take you to the

start of the market, find fresh fruit & veg, clothes

and shoes!

SATURDAY

La Cala - Busy Saturday market located right on the

beach, great fun!

SUNDAY

Benidrom, La Cala, El Cisne, Albir, La Nucia & Polop -

Lots to choose from.

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35th - 11th November 2014 News

The British Consulate and the Alicante Healthcare

Team will be at various Iceland stores across the

Costa Blanca this November to give shoppers the

chance to find out how the Consulate can help and

check that they are properly registered for health-

care.

They will have a stand at the entrance to the stores

in San Javier, Benidorm and Torrevieja with infor-

mation about padrón, residencia, property, health-

care and how to keep in touch with the Embassy via

social media.

The team will be in the following stores on the fol-

lowing days:

• Iceland San Javier Monday 3rd November from 11am-3pm

• Iceland BenidormWednesday 5th November from 11am-3pm

• Iceland Torrevieja Wednesday 12th November from 11am-3pm

British Vice Consul Lloyd Milen says: “We are really

grateful to Iceland for giving us the opportunity to

use their stores to talk to British nationals.

hope that as well as doing the weekly shop, Brits

will have a chance to talk to us about what their con-

cerns are and how we can help them.

It’s also a chance for shoppers to check that they

are registered for healthcare and get answers to

any questions they may have about living in Spain.

We hope to see you there!”

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45th - 11th November 2014NEWS

The Costa Blanca Tourism Aid Scheme

are assigned €1,287,503 to distribute

between 120 town halls. Provincial

Tourism Delegate Joaquin Albaladejo

announced the scheme which aims to

boost tourism promotion, he announced

the news on Monday, October 27,

explaining that internal adjustments had

allowed all applications received to be

accepted.

The funds will be divided between five

categories including Internet promotions,

web site development including phone

app technology all together will receive

€331,958

Whilst other funding of €277,697 is to

help local councils cover the cost of

translation and printing of promotional

material targeted at the tourist market.

Event organisation, information on local

festivities and promotion of products

including gastronomy, culture and golf

are among the proposals included in the

scheme, which aims to reduce seasonal

slumps.

This was the part of the scheme which

attracted the most interest, with a total of

104 applications, and it has an allocated

investment of €232,919.

The scheme also includes a fund of

€175,000 for non-profit entities in the

province including the Alicante Provincial

Hotel association, Camp-site and Holiday

Town Owners association, Costa Blanca

Golf Course association, L’Alcoia, El

Comtat and La Foia de Castalla tourism

groups and Benidorm Travel Agencies

association.

An additional €15,000 was allocated to

covering costs of council staff attending

the Madrid International Tourism Fair

(Fitur) to provide personal attention and

offer detailed information on locations.

1.28 MILLION EUROS FORCOSTA BLANCA TOURISM

55th - 11th November 2014 NEWS

BENIDORMS JAKE TAKESTHE PANTO PLUNGE!

JAKE CANUSO is the man who turned down

Kylie Minogue. The dancer-turned-actor, who

plays barman Matteo in ITV's comedy hit

Benidorm, toured the world performing with

the likes of Take That, the Spice Girls and

Prince.

Jake will be performing Aladdin at Billingham

Forum this Christmas.

He has shared his feelings with the team from

the northern echo ...Canuso says: "If I've sur-

vived Splash! I can survive anything," he

jokes. "Of course to start with the idea is terri-

fying. I've been on stage in front of 70,000

people in concerts but panto is a very different

experience. It wasn't part of my experience as

a child although I've seen a lot of them."

Between series of Benidorm he competed in

ITV's diving show Splash! in which celebrities

were mentored by Olympic champion Tom

Daley. He's glad he did it but it was petrifying,

he says. Not least because he was caught up

in the 2004 Boxing Day Thailand tsunami

while holidaying with his sister on a small

island off the coast.

He was on the beach when

the gigantic wave struck

and at one point was

trapped underwater

beneath a fallen tree as he

started to lose conscious-

ness. Eventually the tidal

surge pushed him back to

the surface and he man-

aged to grab hold of some-

thing that was floating. He

found his sister, also

unharmed, after about 40

minutes.

He didn't go back in the

water for several years.

"The first week on Splash brought a lot of

those memories back because all of a sudden

you were deep underwater and memories in

your subconscious come back. I had to con-

centrate so hard on the diving," he says.

Jake will be back for the next season of

Benidorm and before he left he was asked

what it was like to play barman Matteo.

Barman Matteo is "so much fun" to play. "He

gets to do ludicrously silly things and gets to

be very stupid. He's always trying it on with

someone but it never happens. That's part of

his charm – he always fails at everything,"

says Canuso.

His English isn't very good unlike Canuso

who's fluent in five languages. "When I'm in

Spain I'm quite happy rabbiting away in

Spanish. Or I can be in the middle of a con-

versation and slip into German. There's a

funny dynamic with my family because we

speak all these different languages. At Sunday

lunch I might throw some Italian to my par-

ents, Swiss to some of the children and

Spanish to nephews."

622nd- 28th October 2014TRAVEL AROUND

Located just outside of Benidorm on the north

of the Costa BLanca, Villajoyosa (La Villa

Joiosa) is the capital of the Marina Baixa dis-

trict. A delightful and historic town, it stretches

the length of a lovely wide, sandy beach, with

pretty coloured fishing houses running along

the seafront and is encompassed with a back-

drop of mountains.

Situated around 26 kilometres from the city of

Alicante and Alicante International airport,

Villajoyosa is a well-situated destination, ideal

for exploring the rest of the Costa Blanca coast-

line

HistoryVillajoyosa has a rich cultural heritage. It’s his-

tory as a town dates back to the 6th century

and it has been settled by the Greeks,

Phoenicians, the Romans and of course the

Moors, when it actually fell into some decline,

which is unusual for a Moorish occupied town.

The town as it is known today was founded in

1293 by an Admiral who served in the Kingdom

of Aragon’s navy. It’s name Villajoyosa, literally

means Joyful town.

Throughout the centuries Villajoyosa has been

an important trade point along this coastline;

trading in olive oil, cereals and wine, and ship-

building, amongst others. But probably what it

is most famous for is chocolate. During the 19th

century the town started to develop a choco-

late-making industry. Because of its trade con-

nections, it started importing cocoa from

Ecuador and Venezuela and the industry grew

and grew. The chocolate brand, ‘Valor’, which

can be found in most shops and supermarkets

throughout Spain comes from Villajoyosa. If

you visit in July, you can watch the splendid

week-long Moors and Christians fiesta with

mock battles re-enacting the Christians

reclaiming their land from the Moors. Theis fes-

tival is one of the best in the region and many

tourists come back each year n July especially

for this.

MUSEUMS

Villajoyosa MuseumSome outstanding archaeological artefacts

from the Valencia region are housed in the town

museum, which was set up in 1975. For those

interested in finding out more about the history

of the region, you can join one of the museum's

guided tours. As well as the museum, the tours

also visit the old town, chocolate museum and

Barbera Museum. Children can embark on a

pirates' tour or become a Roman for a fun-filled

hour.

Barbera Del Aragones MuseumStep back in time when you walk through the

door of this 17th century palace. You can find

out how people lived in the 17th to 19th cen-

turies. The museum houses many period

pieces from those centuries so you can see

how they entertained one another and cooked.

Valor Chocolate MuseumNo visit to Villajoyosa would be complete with-

out a trip to the Valor Museum. After a short film

explaining how the chocolate is made and

where the cocoa beans come from, you can

see how it is produced. The tour ends in the

Valor chocolate shop where you can sample

the produce before you buy.

Old TownVillajoyosa old town is a delightful place to wan-

der through. Its narrow streets lead to charming

squares where you can enjoy a coffee or a

meal while watching the world go by. The old

town is a Spanish historic heritage site because

it is such an interesting and well-preserved

quarter. Here you can see the colourful houses

hanging over the river Amadorio and cross the

bridge dividing the old and new towns.

Fish MarketA trip to the afternoon fish market should be on

your agenda. It is a chance to see the wide vari-

ety of fish and shellfish caught in the

Mediterranean and brought to shore by

Villajoyosa fishermen.

BeachesVillajoyosa’s beaches are absolutely fantastic.

Up and down the Costa Blanca coast you have

other also very good beaches but Villajoyosa’s

are something special.

All of Villajoyosa’s beaches have the European

Blue Flag awards which indicate a good quality

standard of beach and facilities.

Altea is dominated by it's beautiful land mark church located on top of a steep hill

surrounded by quaint "Old Town" houses in very narrow streets. Many of these houses

have been changed into restaurants and bar cafes.

In it's early tourist days in the early 1960,s attracted many artists, musicians, writers and

craft craftsmen leading to Altea having a Bohemian atmosphere .

VILLA JOYOSA

If you plan on visiting Villa Joyosa, then why not try one of the mostraved about reastaurants in the area, El Maricchi. Here you can try out-

standing authentic mexican cuisine, with all the families favourites!

Have you got a location that youwould like to hear about? Then whydon’t you tell us?! Email the team-

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NEWS 75th - 11th November 2014

What a fantastic location in which to sit down and have a

game or two of chess, by the fountain in Dove Park (Parc

D’Elx ), Old Town, Playa Poniente, Benidorm.

Whatever your ability, from complete beginner to master,

you will be made most welcome and invited to take a

seat and play. People of all ages and all nationalities

come and go as they please throughout the day, in order

to enjoy the game and play different opponents.

The club is named “Ajedrez L’illa de Benidorm” (Chess

Isle of Benidorm) and is run by Andres Rubio. Andres is

a kind and friendly gentleman who can speak extremely

good English, French, Italian and his native Spanish

(both Catalan and Valenciano).

The club also has a president Pedro Del Amo Delgado, a

vice president, secretary and other committee members

(some of whom are shown in the picture in front of the

fountain). All are volunteers who give up their time to

provide something of great value in the community.

In the Summer you will also see long tables set out,

where they invite children to come and to learn, play,

enjoy and improve. It is very important that young people

are taught this interesting and amazing game, which

requires thought and concentration in order to win (and

also sometimes learn to lose gracefully).

At the other end of the scale, I spoke to one of the older

members Ramon Urso Gill who enjoys his games in

Dove Park. He was also very proud to tell me that he

worked for the British Ambassadors in Madrid for 25

years!

The club is totally self-funding and although embraced by

the Town Hall for what it provides, it receives no financial

assistance from them. For this reason, the club has

decided this year to make a very small charge for play-

ing, in order that they can buy things such as a bigger

storage box for the equipment as the club expands. The

Town Hall do provide the club with such things as chairs

and tables, because the council are so pleased to have

the club running in Dove Park.

I don’t think you could get better value as entertainment

and a chance to improve your skills and get to know peo-

ple. The charge is only 1€ WEEKLY! You can stay as

long as you want and play as many times as you want for

this. Ideal for holidaymakers! For residents or long stay-

ers, it can be even better value, as it is only 20€ to

become a member for the whole YEAR!

The club was only started 4 years ago and has already

got 45 members. However, they would very much like

this to increase, especially amongst the English speaking

community.

The club has also got big plans for the future. One very

important event will be to hold a summer chess camp for

children of all ages from all over Europe. This will be

held in July next year, in the Bali Hotel. There will be

Grand Masters as teachers for the children and any of

the parents who wish to play, will be invited to play chess

in the open, whilst their children are safe in the campus.

In addition to this, there should be at least 2/3 tourna-

ments per year. However the club are hoping that

through the Summer, they can have a tournament every

Saturday.

(This does not mean that you cannot come down and just

play for fun).

Chess is played 365 days per year by the fountain in

Dove Park from 10.30 in the morning. This is one of the

best spots to sit during the hot summers, in the shade of

the trees. Even in the winter there is probably only the

need for a sweater. If the weather should be too bad to

sit outside, there is no need to worry, as you are invited

to go along to the Social Centre, C/Limones 24, which is

only a short walk away, to have your game(s).

For more information give Andres a call on 657 136 730,

or simply COME ON DOWN TO DOVE PARK AND JOIN

IN.

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HEPBURNS BAR in Albir is a very very

popular and thriving bar. It is such a

friendly place to sit, either inside or on the

terrace and enjoy a drink from their large

selection. It is an ideal place to make

friends or to meet with existing friends.

There is always a nice atmosphere and

nothing is too much trouble for the staff.

The bar is also the ideal place for sports

lovers, with any of your requested sports

being shown. For music lovers, Jane

plays her music video's from all the popu-

lar era's every night. For social lovers,

there are theme nights and games after-

noons.

Whether you are a resident or a holiday-

maker you will be made to feel most wel-

come by the friendly staff and customers

alike.

The owners of the bar Paul and Helen,

would like to thank everyone for their sup-

port since they took over. Regular cus-

tomers will know however that Paul has

also in addition, another career which

involves work contracts overseas. Due to

the amount of this work having increased

over the past months, Paul has decided to

hand over more of the day to day running

of the business to his very capable Bar

Manager Jane. Jane is well known in the

village and has worked in the bar for the

last 2 years. She has also run other bars

in Benidorm and has a most extensive

collection of music and videos from the

past 50 years, which are played all night.

Jane also very much loves football and is

a keen Liverpool supporter.

Jane is well liked by regulars and tourists.

Also very much liked is Lynne, who works

behind the bar throughout the week and

has been there a similar length of time.

Paul and Helen would like to dispel any

rumours that they have sold up or given

up the bar. This is totally not the case and

they cannot stress enough that they will

always be there in the background and

that the bar is staying under their owner-

ship. Paul is still involved in the running in

the background and they will both visit as

often as they can. Basically you will see

as much of them as their other work con-

tracts allow and they are as committed as

ever in keeping Hepburns Bar as the no. 2

in Albir on Trip Adviser - second only to the

lighthouse!

Paul has always said that staff and cus-

tomers like to "take care of each other"

and there is no change here. The bar has

also arranged many charity nights and

fundraising events, as can be evidenced

on their facebook site The New Hepburns

Bar Albir.

Food is not served unless for a special

event. The bar is just a really traditional

watering hole. Dogs are also welcome.

If you are not already a customer, it is time

to find out what this traditional and friendly

bar is about. For a great welcome pay a

visit any day.

Hepburns Bar, Calle Ruperto Chapi 12,

Albir 966 580 315.

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10 Nightlife & Entertainment

working for nine years and this year

will e the ten year anniversary of the

Rock and Roll House, Simon Patrick

the number one Elvis Tribute Act told

me “ Im happy here the people are

lovely I get so many e mails asking

when I will be here so they can plan

their holidays.”

From March onwards the season

starts for Simon all the way through to

Christmas. Then he will chill out for a

couple of months to recharge before

the next season.

Simon explained “I have a lot of con-

tacts back home and very soon has

some big shows in Blackpool and

Leeds for three days performing

together with a seven piece band,

then on the 8th November the band

will be flying out here for a week performing

with me for the ninth anniversary of the Rock

and Roll House with a full Vegas Show, the first

time ever that I have done this in Benidorm.”

Simon explained that money being limited

around the venues in Benidorm to pay for live

bands to perform was because that the enter-

tainment was free here, no one charges for

entry and you know most places in the world

offering four acts a night would charge, at

home in the UK you can pay like £10 easily for

a night of entertainment.

So I asked Simon about the Shaky and Elvis

Show “ I have been performing live with Dean

Ryan now for four years we met up and

became buddy’s. His passion is Shaky and so

is mine as well as Elvis so we are both passion-

ate about what we do. I couldn’t do a show with

just anyone it’s a special chemistry we have

and works really well.” “We do 30 minutes indi-

vidually then perform a Rock and Roll party

duo, there is an amazing energy between us

and the public love it”.

Talking about where the customers come

because the venue is almost full every night, so

being situated across form the Flamingo Oasis

hotel, the Melia, and the Levante Club and

being all inclusive doesn’t stop them coming

out.

Simon turned up in Benidorm after making a

decision to perform abroad, “So I said to my

mum Im going to give it ago abroad and decid-

ed I was going to Benidorm.” I put a little money

in my pocket and had with me my backing

tracks and costume, I turned up in Benidorm I

had nowhere to live so I asked around doing a

bit of homework.”

“My First ever show was at the Pig n Whistle

following a performer called Neil St John then I

walked into the Rock and Roll House and said

I will perform for free for half an hour, if you like

me then great!, its actually all been plain sail-

ing.”

“They gave me a chance, I took it and never

looked back”.

I said you are recognised all over the town and

have many many fans that visit from all over

Europe, how do you take that? Simon said “I

really do love it here I have some great friends

and love my fans the people who I meet here

are having fun and enjoying themselves that’s

what Benidorm is all about.”

“Working for the owners here could not be bet-

ter they are my friends and we understand each

other, I respect them we have a great under-

standing I don’t ever let them down and the are

the same with me.”

“I go back home every third

week for a week make sure

my mums ok have a little rest

keep my freshness then come

back feeling great”.

We talked about the Elvis

Fiesta in Benidorm with the

third year coming up in April

2014 this started in Wales

every September it started off

with 200 people and now

attracts thousands there.

“I am headlining again here in

Benidorm this next year and

its just getting bigger and big-

ger each year. The Fiesta is

held at the Melia Hotel and the

Rock and Roll House Elvis fans from all over

Europe attend it great for the town and is a very

special event.”

Simon was the winner of the Elvis European

Competition in 2010 and went to the world

finals in Memphis coming sixth place, you can

See Simon performing live from the 21st

November for the big

party celebration of the Tenth Anniversary of

the a Rock and Roll House.

ExCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH SIMON PATRICK

ELVIS TRIBUTE AT THE ROCK AND ROLL HOUSE BENIDORM.

Nightlife & Entertainment 11

Hi Kev, so where are you from originally andhow ling have you been in Spain? "I am originally from Chesterfield,Derbyshire and have been in Spain on andoff for about 10 years now"

So What is your favourite City back I theUK?"Has to be Blackpool, Loved going thereon holiday when i was a kid.

Do you visit the UK very often and why?"Only usually December/January to spendChristmas & New Year with my Daughterand family."

What would you say is the best advantagefor you living here is Spain?"Has to be the weather...To be able to wakeup to the sunshine most of the year."

Where is your favourite location in theCosta Blanca to visit for leisure time out?"Love taking my Daughter to Mundomarand seeing the live Dolphin & Sealionshows."

Where is your favourite restaurant? "Levi's Showboat in Benidorm...Great food,Great staff & excellent show."

So what do you like most about Benidorm? "The variety something for everyone to dono matter what age"

What do you most dislike about Benidorm?"Kids on mobility scooters."

What would you change if you could aboutBenidorm?"Only let people that need them use mobil-ity scooters!"

What is your favourite act in Benidorm?"I like most acts in Benidorm and work witha lot of them in Sandra's but my favourite isGaga Xpression."

Where Do you go on holidays? Or if youdon't where would you choose to go onholiday?"Don't normally go on holiday but wouldlove to take my Daughter Kelsey toDisneyland someday."

When did you first do a live show on theradio?"I Started in radio back in 2005"

Who is your favourite radio DJ ? "Steve Wright (I was gonna say Shorty Bbut his head is too big already lol)"

Do you get your inspirations from this DJ orfrom somewhere else? "Yeh, I love the way Steve Wright makes itsound so natural and easy...Wish i could dothe same!"

What music Do you like to listen to andwho is your favourite group or artist?"I like most types of music really...Myfavourite band is UB40 and it was great tosee them this year at Benidorm Palace."

Have you got a VISTA CARD & if you havedis you ever used it & where or why haven'tyou used it?"Yes i have i use mine all the time...Greatoffers in a variety of places!."

Q & A With Kev WoodsWell it's time to tell my readers a little bit more about Heat FM and the presenters,in the last issue of the Weekly Buzz we gave our readers an insight and a little histo-ry about Heat FM. I'm now going to find out more about the presenters and what's

makes them tick so this week it's all about Shorty B and the very popular BigBreakfast show daily from 8am.

10 Year Birthday Party At The Famous

Rock and Roll House Benidorm

Each year since the start in 2004 the Rock

and Roll house have hosted their birthday

party as an annual event. Rock and Roll

fans from across the UK come to see the

number one act, Europe's Number 1 Elivs

tribute act Simon Patrick performing live

with Mills & Boone a backing vocals. No

where in Europe will you find such quality

acts and a show that is considered as first

class entertainment. It is a free event and

each night would be packed full so arrive

early to avoid dissopintment.

The thrilling 10 year birthday spectacle is

headlined with Elvis (Simon Patrick ) and

Shakin Stevens (Dean Ryan). Lucy &

Harriet from the UK AKA Mills & Boone will

provide the very best female vocals

singing Rock and Roll hits from the 40's

and 50's again a first class female duo

who will also perform together with Shaky

and Elvis.

Simon Patrick joined together with

Dean Ryan and Mills & Boone will

guarantee to rock the roof off... the

crowd will be overcome by the sounds

of this breathtaking extravaganza.

The Rock and Roll House has dancing

and some great other surprises in

store for the visitors to celebrate their

10 years of rocking and will be danc-

ing into the early hours. You will get

free T Shirts - Shots - Canapés and

memorabilia of the event.

Don't miss the party of the year at "The

Rock and Roll House" Benidorms's

Number 1 live entertainment venue. Get

to See Simon Patrick known as the Rebel

and the number one Elvis tribute act in

Europe.

10 YEAR BIRTHDAY PARTYAT THE FAMOUS ROCK AND

ROLL HOUSE BENIDORM

125th - 11th November 2014Whats On

ALFAS DEL PI FIESTASL'Alfas del Pi will be celebrating their patron saint

from the 1st to the 10th November 2013. The fiesta is

known as the Festes del Jubileu I del Santíssim Crist

del Bon Encert. Much like the Benidorm fiestas the

celebrations are mixed with the religious ceremonys

and parades but also tying in a whole lot of fun! Just

like most fiestas here in Spain there will be lots of

noise and many fireworks so if you live close by make

sure your pets are ok it may be a good idea to let

them inside during the displays. If you just visiting

then a trip to Alfas is well worth ait with many good

restaurants to try and lots to see thorughout the

schedule whihclasts over a week and is packed full of

parades, competitions, religious ceremonies, crazy

car races and of course lots of partying! Ealier this

week we saw the lights being hung over the streets,

if you didnt have a clue about Spanish fiestas you

may be checking your calendar just to make sure it’s

not Christmas! Here in Spain they do love to party but

there is always a deeper meaning behind all thecrazy

shinnagans, may it be a story from history, dedication

to patron saints or a religous time of year, what ever

the case, it seems like in this part of the world any

excuse will be made to have a party!.

We have got our hands on the Full schedule just for

you, there really is so much choice, if your a car fan

Sunday the 9th there is a classic car exhibition per-

fect for the petrol heads out there!

ALFAZ FIESTA SCHEDULESaturday 1st November:18.00h: Inauguration of the 'fiesta' illuminations.

23.30h: Street Procession - 'ZOMBIES'

00.00h: Party Night in the Marquee (Guateque Theme: ZOMBIES).

Sunday 2nd November:10.00h: 5 & 10 Mile Run 'Las V & x millas más bonitas de la Costa Blanca'.

12.30h: Award ceremony of the 5 & 10 Mile Run in the Municipal Sports Centre.

14.00h: Paella Competition at the marquee organised by the Penya Association.

17.00h: Playback Competition in the marquee organised by the Penya Association.

Annual Award Ceremony organised by the Fiesta Commission for the Penyas of the Association

followed by the announcement of the winners of the paellas and playbacks.

Monday 3rd November:20.00h:Official Presentation of the Fiesta Book

in the Casa de Cultura.

Wednesday 5th November:20.45h: Street procession with the Fiesta

Queens, Maids of Honour & 'Mayorales',

accompanied by the pipes & drums.

Leaving from the Plaza Mayor and visiting

the decorated streets.

21.30h: 'Nit de Albaes'. Traditional sere-

nading of the Fiesta Queens with the

pipes and drums.

01.00h: Los Mayorales visit the penyas

(Noche de Maleta).

Thursday 6th November: 12.30h: Street procession with the Fiesta Queens, Maids of Honour & 'Mayorales' accompanied

by the pipes & drums.

13.00h: Ringing of the Church Bells and fireworks to announce the start of 'Fiestas'.

19.00h: Street procession in honour of the Fiesta Queens & Maids of Honour accompanied by

the pipes & drums and the band 'Atomika'. Leaving from the marquee.

20.00h: The 'Penyas' meet at the 'Casa de Cultura'.

21.15h: Supper in the marquee for the 'Penyas'.

22.30h: Street procession to the 'Pregón' at the Town Hall.

23.00h: Official declaration of the start of fiestas. (Pregón).

23.30h: Discoteque in the marquee (DJ's Luis Micó, Mss Deep'in & Ternavsky).

Friday 7th November: 09.00h: Reveille with the pipes & drums.

10.00h: Simultaneous Chess Competition with Mihail Suba in Calle Federico Garcia Lorca.

10.00h: Petanca Competion at Parque Escandinavia (Elimination round).

11.00h: 'Childrens World' – Bouncy Castles etc. at the 'Polideportivo'.

11.15h: Street procession with the Fiesta Queens, Maids of Honour & 'Mayorales', pipes &

drums and the band 'Atomika'.

11.30h: Holy Santisimo Sacrement.

12.00h: Holy Mass – Communion.

13.00h: Street procession. Fiesta Queens, Maids of Honour & 'Mayorales' visit the penyas.

16.00h: Coffee, Mistela & Casalla in the marquee.

16.00h: II Nordic Ski Contest organised by the 'Penya Las Valquirias' in Calle San José.

18.00h: Trisagio.



20.00h: Grand Fiesta Parade leaving from the Secondary School El Arabí.

00.00h: Street procession passing by

the penyas with the 'Sangria

Truck' and the bands.

01.00h: 'Charangas Night' in

Calle Federico Garcia Lorca.

The brass bands compete to

create the best party atmos-

phere.

03.30h: Late Supper (Early

Morning!) in Calle Federico

García Lorca.

Saturday 8th November: 09.00h: Reveille with the pipes & drums.

10.00h: Finals of the Petanca Competion at 'Hogar de Pensionista'.

11.00h: 'Childrens World' – Bouncy Castles etc. at the 'Polideportivo'.



12.00h: Holy Mass – Communion.

12.30h: Karting Competition between penyas (Elimination round).

13.00h: Prize Giving for the Petanca Competion at 'Hogar de Pensionista'.

15.00h: Pilota Valenciana Match in Calle Federico García Lorca.

16.00h: Coffee, Mistela & Casalla in the marquee.

16.30h: Finals of the Karting Competition.

17.00h: Comunidad Valenciana Powerlifting Competition and 'Bodybuilding Classic' exhibition at

the 'Pabellón Pau Gasol'.

17.00h: Party at the 'Hogar de Pensionista'. Traditional hot chocolate served.

18.00h: Trisagio.



18.00h: Party at the 'Hogar de Pensionista'. Traditional hot chocolate served.

18.45h: Street procession with the Fiesta Queens, Maids of

Honour & 'Mayorales', pipes & drums

and the band 'Atomika'.

19.30h: Traditional Flower Offering

Procession to the San Josep Church

leaving from the Casa de Cultura.

23.00h: Penya procession to the

'Correfocs'.

23.30h: 'Correfocs'. Street fireworks the-

atre performed by 'Colla Diomonis

Rafolins'.

00.30h: The 'Fitipaldis Band' performs in

the marquee.

02.00h: DJ Night with Santi Bertomeu in

the marquee.

03.30h: Late Supper (Early Morning!) in the marquee.

Sunday 9th November: 09.00h: Reveille with the pipes & drums.

10-11h: Class Car Exhibition by the marquee.

11.00h: 'Childrens World' – Bouncy Castles etc. in the 'Polideportivo'.




12.00h: Solemn Mass in honour of Santisimo Sacrement sung by the choir 'L'Alfàs Canta'.


16.00h: Crazy Car Race 'Villa de L'Alfàs' by the marquee accompanied by the 'La Furga Band'.



18.00h: Trisagio.

19.30h: Solemn Procession in honour of the Santisimo Sacrement.

23.00h: Salsa Workshop organised by the Penya D'Infart in the marquee.

23.45h: Street procession with the 'Bandeta Atomika'.

00.00h: Fiesta 25 Anniversary Penya '88' with the comic musician Pablo Bloom in Calle Blasco

Ibañez (Plaza Salvador Dalí).

00.00h: Concert in the Marquee 'Orquesta Valparaiso'.

Monday 10th November:09.00h: Reveille with the pipes & drums.

11.00h: 'Childrens World' – Bouncy Castles etc. in the 'Polidpeortivo'.

11.00h: Street procession with the Fiesta Queens, Maids of Honour & 'Mayorales'.

12.00h: Solemn Mass in honour of Santisimo Cristo del Buen Acierto by the choir 'L'Alfàs canta'.

13.30h: 'Mascleta' Fireworks in the Avenida de la Constitución.

14.00h: Aperitives in the marquee.

16.30h: Children's theatre ' Julio Verne' in the marquee.

18.45h: Street procession with the Fiesta Queens, Maids of Honour & 'Mayorales' arriving at the

Church Square.

19.00h: Solemn Mass in remembrance of those who have departed this year.

20.00h: Solemn Procession in honour of the Santisimo Cristo del Buen Acierto followed by the

reading of the traditional poem dedicated to the Patron Saint. Read by

Alba Reche Arroyo.

22.00h: Magnificent Firework Display in the Avenida de la Constitución.

PLEASE NOTE The 'Mayorales' reserve the right to cancel, modify or incorporate changes to

the programme. In the event of bad weather acts will be held in the marquee.

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Take a trip to the Old Town of Benidorm and start your

evening with a wonderful Italian meal served in style in

the open air covered terrace. El Italiano are famous for

serving the best Pizza and Pasta in town. Home cooked

authentic Italian recipes makes the difference when tasting

the crispy stone baked Pizza or the wonderful choice of

pasta sauces. There are also grilled meats and fish on the

menu together

with some mouthwatering salads.

The latest promotional offer for the very best night is now

known as the "Italian Job" a promotion of 5€ off your bill

per couple or a great tasting bottle of their house wine.

Davide and his team welcome all of the residents from

around Benidorm to come to the town and experience a

change from the normal local offerings and make a night

out in the Old Town Benidorm.

It's easy to stay at home or visit the nearest places to eat

but it is a welcome change to try somewhere knew and

especially to blend the quality food of El Italiano with the

vibrant streets of the Old Town. Take a stroll around the

shops, visit the spectacular church and take in the best

nighttime views across the Mediterranean Sea. A night out

to remember has to be with dinner Italian style at the most

popular Italian restaurant. Cut out the money off voucher

and save 5€ or if you prefer enjoy a Free bottle of wine

with your meal with compliments

Your Host. Davide

EL Italiano Restaurant Pizzeria in Benidorm has joinedtogether with other local businesses in the Old town ofBenidorm with a great new promotion aimed at the inter-national residents and long term stayers.

Living in the areas around Benidorm there are simply loads of things to do, places to visit and hundreds of restaurants to choose from. But liv-ing here in the Costa Blanca makes it easy to stay local and relax in the same bars and restau-rants.So now the time is right to make a change and visit El Italiano Benidorm Old Town, convenientlysituated at the Plaza Triangular next to McDonalds directly opposite to Calle Gambo the mainwalking and shopping street taking you directly through the heart of the Old Town. El Italianohave joined other local businesses to promote the area and attract the residents and long termsitters to visit them for a night out to remember.The 5€ voucher here is valid until 30th November for our readers to take advantage of when din-ing out on a Monday Tuesday or Wednesday, a shopping trip combined with a perfect Italian mealis a great way to start your Christmas Shopping or perhaps a night out at the World Famous RichBitch Show after enjoying dinner at El Italiano.You can enjoy this great offer of 5€ off the bill or a Free bottle of wine any time from now until30/11 (excluding 12/11/14).

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165th - 11th November 2014Shopping & Style

The lucky people of Alfaz now have the

chance to purchase some of the best and

latest fashions right on their own

doorstep.

It makes a really nice change that you

can browse the many lovely clothes,

handbags, jewellery, footwear and acces-

sories in a local town, without having to

think about tackling one of the busy

shopping malls. The benefit also, is that

you get friendly and local service.

Casper very recently opened its doors on

the main shopping street in Alfaz (on the

right hand side going up). It was the idea

of Milica Valentin and Mocanu Anca, who

are a lovely young couple, originally from

Romania. The layout of the shop and

the decoration is all their own work and it

really does look the business. The shop

is both modern and inviting and looks

very professional. In fact it would not

look out of place in Oxford Street in

London.

There is a choice of good quality ladies

and gents’ fashions, with stock brought it

from around Europe. Some of the cloth-

ing comes from France,

Germany and Poland in

addition to homeland Spain.

Shoes come from Germany,

Spain and Italy. There are

also many accessories such

as belts, bags, jewellery etc.

Brands include Four Times,

E Ferri,David Jones, Diesel

and Giori Milano.

The quality is good. The

styles are certainly very

attractive as are the prices,

which make things even

better! You can have a pre-

view on the facebook page

Casper-shop.

With not that long to go now

to Christmas, there are also

some lovely gift ideas, which will not

break the bank.

Whether you live in Alfaz or have to trav-

el, this shop is certainly well worth a visit.

You are in for a pleasant surprise.

Casper, Avenida del pais valenciano no.

17 loc. 4, Alfaz Del Pi

Tel: 622 164 302

NEW FASHIONCOMES TO ALFAZ

175th - 11th November 2014 Altea & La Nucia


The Yorkshire Pride Pubs celebrate 20 years since they

joined the success story of the British Benidorm Fiestas

right from the very beggining.

Talking with the owner Tad he told me "It was in 1994

that the Wooky Hollow had begun the Fiesta Party for

the Brits." "Many people don't know but they were the

original bar that actually started the fiestas in the New

Town area of Benidorm."

Attracting an older generation of British visitors who

have been coming to Benidorm in November for many

years the Fiesta Party seemed to develop as a bigger

event each and every year. Tad said " The Yorkshire

Pride 1 had the first year in 1994 and we experienced

what was the spill over from the Fiesta Party and could

not believe how big the event was."

The Yorkshire Pride 1 is located directly opposite the

Wooky Hollow, Tad continued to say " I was fortunate to

of had the benefit of the massive numbers of people

who were turning up all day on the first Saturday arriv-

ing for an all day party session and then coming back

out at midnight to party right through the night." "There

were too many people for the Wooky to cope with, we

were completely full too". The Fiestas is all weekend

and continues through the next week, it's a non stop

party for five days leading up to the fancy dress day on

Thursday, known as "Brit Day".

The fancy dress costumes are a display of extravagant

ideas, many of which take breath away and look amaz-

ing. The participants spend fortunes on making their

costumes and plan ahead each year trying to come up

with originality and surprise. We have seen all sorts of

themes and ideas from cartoon characters to famous

film stars, last year we had the Queen with Prince

Charles, x Men even a Traffic Cone that was conve-

niently placed in the road allowing passers by to avoid

an obstruction of horse manure.

Many other bars around the area and especially in the

famous English Square joined in with the action with

fancy dress competitions and activities and with live

entertainment every day and night.

Tad told me "the Benidorm fiestas have continued to

grow year after year it's been all down to the people

going home and spreading the word". "Everyone wants

to join in the fun our biggest problem is that you can't

get a flight or a hotel it's all booked up, as soon as peo-

ple get back to the UK they book again for the next

year". The local Police close the road from The Rock

Star End of Calle Gerona down to the Morgans Tavern.

There is also an annual race of waiters carrying a trays

of drinks from the Western Saloon along to Morgans

Tavern. The Mayor of Benidorm will attend for the event

and is normally joined by other local dignitaries

Paco from the

famous Vincent's Corner

Pubs told me he had

started the fiestas in the

first "Vincents" pub situated in the Old Town Benidorm.

He was providing the Brits with live entertainment tradi-

tional music men who went around the Old Town during

the fiestas creating a following and bringing the atmos-

phere back into Vincents pub.

Paco said "I would provide the drinks to the music men

Coffee and Brandy this kept them happy and after a few

years this popular event attracted more and more

British visitors who could actually enjoy themselves and

be part of the annual event."

Year after year it really hit off and Vincents pub was the

meeting place for the British a "Penya" created and this

is where the British Fiesta really started before it

extended into the New Town of Benidorm.

One thing is for sure and that is that the party atmos-

phere of Benidorm Fiestas in the Old Town and the

New Town are equally as vibrant and popular with the

British visitors. It is an amazing place to be and is com-

pletely transformed into a place that oozes with excite-

ment, fun and enjoyment.

CELEBRATING 20YEARS WITH Y.P!


VINCENT'S

CENTRE HOST A

BENIDORM

FIESTA PARTYFREE GLASS OF SANGRIA ON ARRIVAL

Located in the Rincon End Av de Estocolmo VINCENT'SCENTRE has three great pubs for you to enjoy. A full live

entertainment programme each night and also Karaoke, livesports and loads of other activities you will find going onthroughout Fiestas. The Triangle - White Horse and The

Plaza are the place to be all located


BENIDORM FIESTA SCHEDULEBenidorm Fiestas 2014 begin on Friday 7thNovember and end officially on Wednesday12th November with a spectacular Fireworkdisplay. On Thursday 13th November therewill be the "British fancy dress day" whichbegins at noon around the British Square.

FRIDAY 7TH NOVEMBER18:00 LIGHTING of the ARTISTIC ILLUMINATION, by

our Queens, on the Emilio Ortuño (The Bridge).

Afterwards, OPENING OF THE FAIRGROUND, next to

the Bullring. Children´s day: special prices.

20:00 JUDGING OF THE STREET CONTEST,

1st. Prize: 300 € + Trophy

2nd Prize: 200 € + Trophy

3rd. Prize: 100 € + Trophy

22:30 “PEÑAS” INFORMAL PARADE. Meeting of the

“Peñas” at C/ Ruzafa. Parade around Ruzafa and

Martínez Alejos streets.

SATURDAY 8TH NOVEMBER10:00 MASS at the Church of San Jaime, in honour

to the Virgin of the Suffrage, singed by the choir of “La

Barqueta”.

11:45 Opening of the doors at San Jaime Church, to

sing the JOYS TO OUR LADY OF SUFFRAGE.

12:00 BELL RINGING and spectacular "AIR BOMB-ING" from Plaza del Castell, to announce that…

THE FIESTAS HAVE STARTED

12:15 MUSIC BANDS PARADE, starting from Plaza de

San Jaime to finish at Plaza de SS. MM los Reyes de

España.

13:00 MUSIC BAND MEETING, at Plaza de SS. MM.

los Reyes de España, to perform the piece "FIESTA IN

BENIDORM".

17:00 THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE OF THEFOUNDING OF THE VIRGIN, at Poniente Beach.

18:00 SOLEMN PROCESSION leaving from Parque

de Elche (Harbour) through the following streets: Paseo

de la Carretera, Alameda, Mayor and Plaza de San

Jaime. When the procession gets to the church, there

will be a FLOWER OFFERING TO THE VIRGIN, fol-

lowed by the ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE FIESTAS at

Plaza San Jaime. Afterwards SUPERB FIREWORK

DISPLAY, done by “PIROTECNIA Lluch”, at Plaza del

Castell.

00:00 MUSIC BANDS PARADE THE STREETS start-

ing from the Casa del Fester.

02:00 PYROTECHNICALCORREFOC SPEC-TACUAR, ROUTE - Park Elche (Paseo Colon), Paseo

de la Carretera, C / Alameda, C / Mayor, Castelar

Square and end with a great show.

SUNDAY 9TH NOVEMBER: VIRGIN OF THESUFFRAGE´S DAY08:00 Air Bombing from Plaza Castelar …and from

now on, EVERY MORNING!

11:00 to 14:00 BIG CHILDREN PLAYPARK at Paseo

de Colón (Harbour).

11:30 SOLEMN MASS IN HONOUR OF OURPATRON SAINT, THE VIRGIN OF THE SUFFRAGE,at the Church of San Jaime, sang by the choir

“Agrupación Coral de Benidorm”. Afterwards, AIR

BOMBING and Parade around the streets of the Old

Town.

12:30 GREAT POPULAR sardine in the Rincon de

Loix (Avd. Ametlla Mar) and Cala de Benidorm (C / El

Murtal), sponsored by the Festival Committee in collab-

oration with Major Patron of the Rincón de Loix and

Falla Bonfire La Cala. .

14:00 MARVELLOUS DIGITAL “MASCLETA” (super

big banger) at Av. Mediterráneo, done by Pirotecnia

Lluch.

17:00 Great theater touring children's show "THEINVENTAINVETOS" Out from the Casa del Fester

"Enguera Diego Cano" (C / La Biga).

19:00 FUNNY COSTUMES PARADE Organized by "L

'Association of Penyes Verge of Sofratge" and spon-

sored by the Party Commission Elderly Patron 2014

Itinerary: Venus, Ruzafa Martinez Alejos and Gambo.

With the following prizes.

23:30 TUNDEROUS PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY "MAS-

CLETA" NIGHT at Av. Mediterranean by "PIROTECNIA

Lluch"

00:00 CHARANGAS AND BANDS ROAM THESTREETS OF BENIDORM. Departure from the Casa

del Fester "Enguera Diego Cano."

MONDAY 10TH NOVEMBERSAINT JAMES´ DAY11:00 BIG CHILDREN PLAYPARK at Paseo de Colón

(Harbour).

11:30 SOLEMN MASS at San Jaime´s Church, in hon-

our to Saint James sang by the choir “Agrupación Coral

de Benidorm”. Afterwards, AIR BOMBING and Parade

around the streets of the Old Town.

14:00 GREAT DIGITAL MASCLETA (super big

banger) at Av. Mediterráneo, by "PIROTECNIA Lluch"

17:00 CHILDREN´S WANDERING THEATER, starting

at Calle Tomas Ortuño (L'Hort de Colón).

19:00 SOLEMN PROCESSION IN HONOUR TOSAINT JAMES by the streets: Mayor, Alameda, Paseo

de la Carretera, Santa Faz and Plaza San Jaime.

Afterwards ESTAMPETA, in honour to Saint James.

C/Gambo.

TUESDAY 11TH NOVEMBER10:30 SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS at San Jaime

Church, singed by the Church Choir. Afterwards,

OFFERING OF FLOWER GARLANDS to the Dead in

the Sea at Plaza de la Señoría, followed by a visit to

the cemeteries.

11:00 a 14:00 HUGE CHILDREN PLAYPARK andRONALD MCDONALDS performance, at Paseo de

Colon

12:30 SARDINES FOR EVERYONE at Ametlla de Mar

Avenue (Rincón de Loix), sponsored by the Major

Fiestas Commission.

14:00 THUNDEROUS MASCLETÀ (super big banger)

at Av. Mediterráneo, done by “Pirofantasía Carlos

Caballer”.

17:00 CHILDREN´S WANDERING THEATER Out

from the Casa del Fester "Enguera Diego Cano" (C /

La Biga). .

17:00 MAGIC SHOW”. Children Show, at Tomás

Ortuño street (L´ Hort de Colón).

19:00 FUNNY COSTUMES PARADE. Itinerary: Venus,

Ruzafa, Martínez Alejos and Gambo.

24:00 FANGORIA in concert, at the Auditorium Julio

Iglesias.

WEDNESDAY 12TH NOVEMBER11:00 FESTA DE LES FESTES. Parade around the

town, of the different Fiestas Commitees, departing

from Paseo de Colón (Harbour) to go to Plaza de

SSMM Los Reyes de España.

12:30 CANDY (and bangers) STRING, at Plaza SS.

MM los Reyes de España,

13:00 CHILDREN´S MASCLETÁ at Plaza SS. MM los

Reyes de España.

17:30 FLOAT PARADE through the following streets:

Parque de Elche, Almendros, Marte, Venus, Ruzafa,

Martínez Alejos, Gambo and finishing at Plaza de la

Hispanidad . Afterwards, MARVELLOUS FIREWORKDISPLAY at Poniente Beach (Harbour), done by “byPIROTECNIA Ricasa. ”

Benidorm fiestas has grown even bigger

now with record occupancy levels at

Hotels and Apartments. The original fies-

tas traditionally based around the

"Penyas" where the Spanish groups of

different people from around the area

joined together for five days and nights

of partying in the streets of the old town.

Many local bars and restaurants are

closed to the public and taken over by

the many different "Penyas".

The "Penyas" have been together for

many years although there are a few

more recent one formed. They each

have their own costumes and colours almost

like a club or association.

I spoke to Jaimé owner of the Grill House

Benidorm who was born and bred in

Benidorm. He has been part of a Penya for -

------ years. He enjoys the celebrations each

year together with his friends and family. The

fiesta is a religious celebration of St Jaime

the patron Saint of Benidorm.

Many outside events with live music, tradi-

tional costumes are worn for dancing held

outside the Church, children and families

together take part with dancing.

THE PARTY JUST GETS BIGGER- BENIDORM FIESTAS 2014


BENIDORM JOKE SHOPFANCY DRESS TO BUY AND HIRE -NEXT DOOR TO WHY NOT BAR CALLEGERONA

1981 they opened their doors with loads of

different goods imported from the UK, in one

instance their stock was held at Alicante air-

port for smuggling as the weight declared in

Manchester was different from the weight

when arriving at Alicante.

All of the rubber goods that were all made in

China were not allowed into Spain and had

to be sent back because in those days the

goods from China were banned in Spain.

With so much rigmarole and with the open-

ing the business Claire and Ivan were mot so

sure that they had made the right choice by

coming to Spain, even the law said you had

to employee a Spanish person and at this

stage the business really didn't need it.

The business originated in Liverpool with a

Joke Shop with Fancy Dress, Claire's par-

ents were running the business and then the

idea to open abroad. Possibilities were to

open in Ibiza but due to the fact there was no

direct flights from the UK they changed their

plans to Benidorm and came over to find a

premises, it then took 18 months before they

were able to open.

From 1984 the business was very busy with

the visitors of the famous 18-30's groups.

They came along and had regular theme

nights that created a constant stream of

business. Easter was full of Portuguese chil-

dren on school trips aged between 14 & 18

they came for long weekends they liked to

buy things like Wopee Cusions and bangers.

But the kids were causing a lot of problems

stealing, vandalising property and other peti

crimes and eventually with many complaints

from locals the kids vacations from Portugal

were fazed out.

Then came the Russians visiting for their

holidays and being able to buy Jokes was a

novelty unseen in Russia, they loved to

barter on the price.

Claire and Ivan were helpers with "The

Bees" organisation for Entertainment in

Benidorm who started the English Fiestas

with Dany Carr and Jason Kaine from Cafe

Benidorm they supported the Children from

Emaus with donations taken during the fies-

tas from the swear box and other organised

collections.

The entertainers made a show for the

Children at the Fiestas until they stopped

allowing the Children to visit due to changes

in the rules.

33 years on the Benidorm Joke Shop contin-

ues its trade with the same owners and even

more recently were the providers of for the

Benidorm TV Series. You can go along to

see Claire and try before you buy with over

3500 choice of costumes available. You will

be catered for what ever your needs are.

Costumes are available to hire and to buy.

Benidorm Joke Shop are situated in the pas-

sage in front of the Western Saloon leading

down to the Why Not Bar in Calle Gerona.

FANCY DRESS FUNAND ACCESSORIES

BIG WILLY JOKE SHOP100's of customers flock to Big Willyfor their fancy dress.

Big Willy Joke Shop serving up huge help-

ings of fun for the past 15 years.

The largest suppliers for off the peg acces-

sories, and fancy dress in the Costa Blanca.

Every year the shop will sell out of some

things because they just can't keep enough

of everything. For the fiesta visitors travelling

light or that forget their kit then the Big Willy

Joke Shop next to Tiki City in Calle Gerona

is the place that literally hundreds of people

found them selves to buy their fancy dress

costume or to add the accessories needed

that just cannot be taken on aircraft. items

such as plastic guns, knifes, hand cuffs all

other sorts of articles that make up the finish-

ing touches.

I was talking to the owner John who told me

that for 15 years his shop

has seen the British

Fiestas grow and with it

so has his business. The

range of costumes are

massive and so are all of

the extras that includes

make up and things that

you just could not imagine

or perhaps you can but I

can't mention right here!!

Not only does John and

his staff aim to please

almost every request for

the amazing fancy dress

party here each year at

Benidorm Fiestas but

also throughout the year

catering for the massive stag and hen follow-

ing that Benidorm has where we see the

Stag or Hen wearing some very unattractive

costumes and other bits and pieces that

make up a show piece model , including

erotic and sexy outfits. Also accessories and

hats for Pink, Blue and White parties!

Big Willy Joke Shop have 100´s of fancy

dress costumes in stock from just 25€ from

cheap and cheerful to top of the range party

wear - They have it! Well that's if you get

there before the mad rush.

With weight restrictions on most airlines pre-

order your themed costumes It is often

cheaper to purchase all your fancy dress

items and joke wear in resort rather than pay

the excess baggage charges.

Big Willy also stock 1000´s of novelty items

in stock including books, greetings card and

adult gifts.


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HAVE YOUR SAY!BUSINESS OWNERS & CUSTOMERS WHAT’S YOUR SIDEOF THE STORY?Tell us about your dining experience email:

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La Roca Restaurant

Cami vell del Far, 2, 03581 El Albir

“Wonderful and excellent”Reviewed 25 October 2014Earlier tonight we were at the restaurant La Roca in Albir and

had a meal out of the ordinary everything was absolutely per-

fect from food to waiters , we were 2 norwegian and 4

Englishmen out to eat and we were certainly not disappointed,

we ordered steak with red wine sauce chicken cajun and ribs,

with the recommended chocolate muffin for desert and we can

not brag enough about the food and service thanks to chef

and waiter for a wonderful evening

“Excellent food and service”Reviewed 22 October 2014I go to this restaurant every time I go to Albir and have always

had excellent meals. I generally chose the ribs which just fall

off the bone and are served with roasted vegetables and pota-

toes of your choice. My husband always has steak and says

that it is one of the best ever. The chef always comes out to

ask if we are enjoying our meal and the last time we went he

saw that my husband had eating most of his chips and asked

if he wanted more. We have always had the same waitress

who is lovely and speaks excellent English along with other

languages and they have a good selection of wines and spirits.

The food is very reasonable, something like 12 euros for a

main course maybe 18 for steake and is right on the sea front

so an excellent location.

You can sit outside on warm evenings or inside on chilly

evenings. It is perfect and we highly recommend it

“Ribs To Die For”Reviewed 16 October 2014Once again whilst in Albir we visited La Roca - twice.

Unfortunately, I only ever have the Jamaican spare ribs as

they are to die for. The menu caters for all tastes and one day

I will be adventurous and try the other meals available on the

menu. The service is superb, the location is lovely and the

food out of this world. If you haven't tried it, you don't know

what you are missing.

“Wonderful Restaraunt - JamaicanSuper Ribs Superb”

Reviewed 12 September 2014My partner and I always head to the La Roca Restaraunt

whenever we visit Benidorm / Albir.

The Restaurant serves up the most superb ribs although the

steaks are also to die for.

The great sea views from the terrace and excellent friendly

service only add to an always great experience.

We shall be back on 1 March 2015 :)

Restaurante ClassicaGourmet

Av del Albir,143, El Albir“Excellent”

Reviewed 23 October 2014Very good food, good price . We had the menu of the day

which included wine and all four of us were impressed. Nice

surroundings and we could take the dog on the veranda at the

back. Only thing to be aware of is their prices are quoted before

tax so you need to add ten percent. Unassuming frontage but

don't let that fool you - this is a very nice restaurant. We are

regular visitors to Albir and managed to miss this in the past but

not any more!

“First class meal”Reviewed 2 October 2014This was our first time to this restaurant in Albir, we decided to

go for the fixed menu which started with ali oli and bread this

was followed by 3 more courses complete with wine and fin-

ished with coffee.

“dining out”Reviewed 16 September 2014love, love, love Classica Gourmet .. I live very close and never

tire of the great menu, their bread and garlic mayo´is the best

around :)

“If there was a 3.5 rating......”Reviewed 8 September 2014This place was better than average but I wouldn't quite say it

ticked every box for "very good". The food was nice, the staff

were friendly and you could definitely do worse. I'll still give it a

4 as it was better than average and i'd go back happily but only

after exhausting any other interesting options.

“Lovely”Reviewed 31 August 2014We were taken there by family who live in Almafra and go there

frequently. Lovely warm welcome. The food was tasty and well

cooked. Excellent value for money.

Bar Marianos

Calle Gerona 49, local 8,9,10,Benidorm,

“24 hour munch”Reviewed 20 October 2014Marianos is the place to go at 3 am when you need to eat after

a long night on the town. Eat in or take out - it's up to you.

Portions are massive and are really great value for money. The

garlic bread they put out on the counter as you wait for your

take away is absolutely gorgeous but beware you don't gorge

or you won't have room for your chicken curry, rice and chips :)

“magic marianos”Reviewed 19 October 2014marianos is the place to go morning,noon and night for great

food,me and the two mates went here every night of our 5

night stay,chicken kebabs r brill ,fish and chips yum even had

chips and gravy,delicious,good prices,quick service,polite

staff,try it u wont b dissapointed.

“Little gem”Reviewed 18 October 2014Every body was talking about this place so we gave it a try.

Two euro's for a good English breakfast and fresh orange

juice.They also have a large English/Spanish menu, the serv-

ice was good and you can also buy food to take down to the

beach which is just down the road

“better than it looks”Reviewed 15 October 2014i hope i don't do this place a disservice by saying it looks like a

rough and ready cafe. But the food is very good, massive por-

tions, cheap prices and the service was excellent. I enjoyed

eating here.

“A must if you want food”Reviewed 14 October 2014Staff really quick and helpful. Loved the breakfast for two

euros. Plus its proper bacon which was heaven.

“A little gem.”Reviewed 13 October 2014I'm glad I found this place luckily it was not far from my apts,

the 2 euro breakfast including juice was great value, the serv-

ice was good though sometimes the guys seemed rushed off

their feet but that was down to it being so popular,my wife

thought the chicken off the spit was among the best she's ever

tasted, " that's a great compliment as she's very fussy", I only

wish that I'd tried more of their fare, but that's for another day

as when I'm back over there I certainly will be visiting.

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ARIES (March 21st-April 20th)

Socially and romantically you're on top form, and you'll pull out all the stops to

make life interesting and rewarding. If you feel that not everyone is on your side,

stand back and see if you can do things differently. If not, who cares? The world

is your oyster now.

TAURUS (April 21st-May 21st)

No matter how hard you try and no matter how much you try to accommodate

others, there will always be someone who simply doesn't agree with your opin-

ions or your methods. Maybe its time to do what pleases you. Your tried and

tested methods work. Stick to them.

GEMINI (May 22nd-June 21st)

Your emotional state could have a bearing on decisions you're making this week,

and although your confidence in yourself is growing, there's nothing wrong with

letting others do some of the running. You're on the ball over practical matters,

so display the insight that sets you apart from others.

CANCER (June 22nd-July 23rd)

You're starting to feel that even the people you rely on the most are avoiding

you. Are they, or are you just being a bit paranoid because things haven't

panned out in the way you'd imagined. Take a step back, take a deep breath

and assess your present position.

LEO (July 24th-August 23rd)

Don't allow minor pressures at home to grow into something more. You're going

all out to ring the changes in a positive way, so don't allow distractions to sway

you from the path. See the adventure not the fear when embarking on new chal-

lenges. Think ahead.

VIRGO (August 24th-September 23rd)

It would be wise to listen more closely to what's being said this week, as reading

between the lines will give you the edge on others when it comes to making deci-

sions over work and money. You have tremendous staying power, which is just

what bosses are looking for.

LIBRA (September 24th-October 23rd)

Clear the decks for action and set things up personally and professionally.

Certain individuals will be difficult to read this week, but positive thinking pays off

and leaves you feeling calm and focused as opposed to irritated and annoyed.

Enjoy the weekend.

SCORPIO (October 24th-November 22nd)

You're determined to make professional progress this week in the hope you'll

impress bosses enough to give you the promotion you feel you richly deserve.

Focus on your ultimate objectives and it may well be the week where your wish-

es come true. In love too!

SAGITTARIUS (November 23rd-December 21st)

Although you're more than capable of working alone, being part of a team makes

you feel that you belong and you like the camaraderie it brings. Don't allow slight

delays in your plans for the future to get you down. It's only temporary. Keep

your eye on the brass ring.

CAPRICORN (December 22nd-January 20th)

Progress in the career zone will depend on your ability to think along completely

new channels. You're ready for a change so you'll see this as an invitation to go

in a new direction. It's been a swings and roundabout year so far, but it's finally

levelling out.

AQUARIUS (January 21st-February 19th)

Get ready for a busy week at work and an even busier week socially. You don't

feel you're up for change in the career zone, as too many emotional situations in

recent weeks have washed you out, but dealt with correctly, it may be the making

of you. Take it as it comes.

PISCES (February 20th-March 20th)

You've been mulling over the changes you want to make, across the board of

your life, but even thinking about them has worn you out. Attempt things in sec-

tions. Rome wasn't built in a day remember, so slow and steady wins the race.

Start with love the rest will follow.

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Breast cancer is one of the most common

forms of cancer in woman and is responsi-

ble for approximately 12,000 deaths in the

UK every year.

The chance of recovery is greatly influenced

by early detection. You can help yourself by

being breast aware – this means getting used

to the normal shape and size of your breasts.

Instead of examining your breasts monthly for

abnormalities, you should do more regular

checks so you become familiar of what is nor-

mal for you. Be aware of their appearance and

texture, and note that these can change

through the menstrual cycle.

Be aware of:

General changes:

• One breast suddenly getsbigger than the other.• Dimpling or puckering ofthe skin.

Breast lumps:

• Any breast lumps, espe-cially those not associatedwith the menstrual cycle.

Nipple changes:

• In-turning of the nipple.• Differences in the position or shape of thenipple.• Colour changes.• Rashes - these are uncommon, though thenipple canbe subject to eczema. A condition calledPaget’s diseasethat is cancerous can also cause a nipplerash. • Discharge.

Should you become aware of any breast

changes, however slight, it is advisable

to see your Family Doctor without

delay.

There may be a simple reason for

these changes (something that can

be easily treated) but prompt

diagnosis can make a massive

difference to prognosis should

any changes be due to breast

cancer.

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SLAPPED CHEEKDISEASE

Slapped cheek disease, otherwise known as

fifth disease or erythema infectiosum, is an

infection caused by the parvovirus B19 virus.

It most commonly occurs in children aged 4-

12 years, but anyone can be affected.Some

people, especially adults, have few or no

symptoms. The infectious period is for 4-20

days before the rash appears

Normally the rash looks like a bright red scald

on one or both cheeks. It looks as if the

cheek(s) have been slapped. Sometimes there

are just a blotchy red patches on the face. The

rash is painless.

Sometimes a faint rash will also appear on

the body, arms, and legs. Occasionally, the

rash on the face and body comes and goes

for up to four weeks.It is more usual for the

rash to disappear within a few days.

Although the rash can look quite dramatic, the

illness itself is usually mild.You may have a

headache or mild temperature for a few days

before the rash appears. Occasionally, mild

pain and stiffness develop in one or more

joints for a few days. This is more common in

adults than children.

The illness may become more serious :

• In children with some types of

hereditary anaemia such as sickle cell dis-

ease, beta-thalassaemia and hereditary sphe-

rocytosis. This virus can cause these types of

anaemia to become suddenly much worse.

• In people with a weakened immune

system. If you have leukaemia or cancer, have

had an organ transplant or have HIV infection

then you may develop a more serious illness

with this infection.

• In pregnant women. Most pregnant

women are immune to this virus, or will not be

seriously affected if they become infected by

it. However, like some other viruses, the virus

that causes slapped cheek disease can some-

times harm an unborn child. Miscarriage is

more common in women who are infected with

this virus before 20 weeks of pregnancy.

Therefore, if you are pregnant, keep away

from people who have slapped cheek disease.

If you are pregnant and have been in contact

with a person with the virus then your doctor

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Where have all the volunteers gone? Coming to the end of September and we havehad a very long hot summer till this last week!Yet throughout the summer the backbone ofour group has always been the volunteers.Without them we cannot do the good work thatsaves the lives of many Spanish dogs. Yet nowthey have just vanished, so where have theygone? Many people who live here don’t evenknow that Benidorm has a dog pound to try tohelp save the lives of the stray and abandoneddogs that would litter the streets. We need tolet you know that you can help. Volunteerscome and walk the dogs and they come frommany places, residents, tourists and peoplejust wanting to do something different and thatperson could be you and help us fill the hugegap that we have in helpers. Many of whom have been students here overthe summer filling in the jobs in your bars andrestaurants and getting the chance to learnEnglish. Now it can be your turn to give a littleback to this community. So what is BenidormDog Homing? Benidorm dog pound is just out-side this popular holiday resort.

A very short taxi ride from the main hotels andwe are always in need of volunteers to walkthe dogs in our care. SPAP Benidorm runs thepound to look after animals and they have apolicy to protect and not destroy animals. However the shelter provides extremely basicfacilities, food is donated from hotels, medicalcare is limited and it is difficult to fully look afterup to 300 or more animals.

Benidorm Dog Homing are the volunteers whowalk the dogs and give vital support. We needyou to spare a bit of your time to help socializethese dogs, take them for a walk and showthem that humans can give love too. It’s notjust about coming walking, let your fingers helpa dog find a home too! Because being a cyber-buddy is a very important job too.

I often get asked what a cyber-buddy has to doand I reply ‘Imagine this was your dog and youhad to search for a new home, where wouldyou try, what would you do and then pleasejust give it a go and keep yourdog’s posts active on BenidormDog Homing and other sites afew times a week’ That is thebasic job description but what itmeans to the dogs is a chance,hope, a future as without acyber-buddy on their side it isharder for them to be noticed

and their posts slip away deep into the pageand they become invisible, forgotten and NoHope!

You can find out more about this vital supportyou can give from anywhere in the world byjoining our Facebook page ‘Benidorm DogHoming’ and looking through all our dogs whoare in need of a Buddy and a home. Just men-tion on the dogs post that you want to be theirbuddy and I will show you all the informationyou need and it only takes a few minutes ofyour time a few days a week. Your help doesmake a difference and at the happy endingtime when a new home is found for your dog,you get to celebrate too! Then the volunteerscan take over and with our many languageskills we can help get a dog passported and offon its travels to a new home. We do need helpand you can make a donation using PayPal [email protected] or contact us onFacebook to find out more about our dogs inneed! You can help with donations usingPayPal to [email protected] or contactus on Facebook to find out more about ourdogs in need! For me walking the dogs gaveme connections in this country and help that Inever knew I needed. SO being a volunteer isnot just about the dogs it’s about us humanstoo. So now it’s your turn to help, here are TheWI!

SaltitosThis loving guy has been with us over 2 years

now and in that time he has had it rough!

He became very ill last winter and fortunately

the volunteers managed to get the money

together to get him tested and treated. Now we

are approaching another cold winter on a con-

crete floor for him andw e are worried!

He has an illness that untreated does kill but

with treatment and just one tablet a day then

this lovely boy can enjoy his walks and loving

times. He is always so happy to see you and

he gets on well with other dogs too, Now is the

time that we really need to find a great foster

home for him and hopefully that ‘forever

home’. With over 300 comments on his face-

book profile he has many fans and friends just

not as yet a loving, caring owner. It could be

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Any condition that blockslight from getting to theretina impairs a dog’svision. Corneal diseasesand cataracts fall into thiscategory. Glaucoma,uveitis, and retinal dis-eases are other importantcauses of blindness indogs.

Most causes of blindnesswill not be evident on gen-eral observation of the eyeitself. But there are somesigns that suggest a dogmay not be seeing as wellas before. For example, avisually impaired dog maystep high or with great cau-tion, tread on objects thatnormally are avoided, bump into furniture, andcarry his nose close to the ground. Dogs whonormally catch well may suddenly start to missobjects thrown to them. The inactivity of olderdogs is often attributed simply to old age, butfailing eyesight may also be a cause.Shining abright light into the dog’s eye to test for pupilconstriction is not an accurate test for blind-ness, because the pupil can become smallerfrom a light reflex alone. This doesn’t tell youwhether the dog is able to form a visual image.

One way to test eyesight is to observe the dogin a dark room in which the furniture has beenrearranged. As the dog begins to walk about,see if he moves with confidence or hesitatesand collides with the furniture. Turn on thelights and repeat the test. A completely blinddog will perform the same way on both tests. Adog with some sight will show more confidencewhen the lights are on. Performance testssuch as these give qualitative informationabout eyesight, but the degree of impairmentcan only be determined by veterinary exami-nation.

A diagnosis of blindness or irreversible visionloss is not a catastrophe. The fact is that mostdogs, even those with normal eyesight, do notreally see very well. They rely to a greaterextent on their keen senses of hearing andsmell. These senses take over and actuallybecome more acute as eyesight fails. Thismakes it relatively easy for visually impaireddogs to get around in areas they know.However, a blind dog should not be turnedloose in unfamiliar surroundings or he could beinjured. In the house, try to avoid moving furni-ture, because your dog will have a “mentalmap” of where things are. When left outdoors,confine a visually impaired dog to a fencedyard or run. Walking on a leash is safe exer-cise. The dog learns to rely on his owner as a“seeing-eye person.”

It is important to be aware of impending blind-ness while the dog is still able to see. Thisallows time for retraining in basic commandssuch as “stop,” “stay,” and “come.” When thedog actually does go blind, obedience training

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QPR defender Rio Ferdinand has been given a three-match ban and fined £25,000 by the Football

Association over comments he posted on Twitter.The 35-year-old former England captain directed a jibe

containing a derogatory reference to women at a Twitter

follower who criticised him last month.

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France's Alexander Levy made the ideal start to his bid fora third European Tour title of the season - and second in

China - in the BMW Masters on Thursday.Levy, who won the Volvo China Open in April and the rain-

shortened Portugal Masters three weeks ago, carded a flawless

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one shot ahead of compatriot Romain Wattel, Belgium's Nicolas

Colsaerts and Argentina's Emiliano Grillo.

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JUKE BOx PREDICTIONS

LEAGUEThere was another glut of

goals in the 9 Premier League

Games last Weekend which

included 6 penalties(2

missed),3 sending offs and

would you believe it 4 own

goals.2 from Sunderland and

2 from Q.P.R.Last 2 games

Q.P.R. have scored for their

opponants,They say nothing

goes right when you are at the

bottom.

Overall there were 36 goals,3

clean sheets,32 yellow cards

and 3 red ones contributing to

this Weeks Alfaz Fantasy

Football League. The ratio of

penalties shot up thanks to

Jonathan Moss who awarded

4 pens in the Champions 4-1

against Spurs.

Steve´s Team Cowden Red

Devils have spent 5 Weeks at

the Summit of the Fantasy but

their lead at the top has been

slashed to 10 points by the

high flying Vince´s Team Bars

A Loner who moved up 14

places to 2nd spot. Keith´s

Max & Paddy are also putting

pressure and they are only 13

points away from the

Summit.The fight for places at

the top is really hotting up with

only 20 points between the top

6. We can´t say the same

about the bottom of the Table

as Les´s Team once again

lived up to their name Have

Not Got a Clue only scored a

solitary 1 point which leaves

them trailing Danny´s Team

Sarita F.C. by 26 points.

Rachel´s Team Blue Murder

have managed to hold on to

the top spot in our Mark Carter

Ladies Section but only just as

Sharon´s Shaztastic climbed

up 15 places to 2nd place and

are only 2 points behind the

Leaders.Sharon´s Team won

this Section 2 Seasons ago so

she knows all about the pres-

sure at the top. Down at the

foot of the Table Winnie´s

Team Le Hombre Rioja are

over the trap door while Gil´s

Kippax have moved out of the

Drop Zone by leapfrogging

Kath´s Team Geordie Lass.

In recent Years our

U.K.T.V.SPAIN Junior League

has been much a 1 Horse

Race so I´m glad to report not

so this Season. Lily´s Team

Sponge Bob became the 3rd

Team to take over the

Leadership this Season by

jumping up 6 places to take

the lead over Ginger Ninja

who have remained in 2nd

place 6 points in front of How´s

Ya Father.Former Leaders

Rocky´s Mini Spurs have

slumped to 4th position.Down

in the Basement Adam´s Team

What´s the Point are drifting

away from Calum´s Rees Red

Devils the gap now being 14

points.

I said a couple of Weeks ago

that the Golden Boot League

which is sponsored by

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Construction would be proba-

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Week we have 4 new Teams

competing at the top. One of

our Lady Managers has taken

over the top spot Karen´s

Florida Pearls have a narrow 6

point advantage over Keith´s

Team Max & Paddy. Debbie´s

Foxy Filberts have been

steadily climbing in this

Section and they have now

reached 3rd place.At the other

end Les´s Team Have Not Got

a Clue are still on 5 points 15

behind Kath´s Geordie Lass.

We have a couple of Teams

going into our Premier Imports

Draw at the end of the Month

for a fine case of Wine and

they are Eric´s Team

Bootwinners who top scored

this week with 58 points in the

bag.The other Team is our

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was Diane´s Team A.J.Bell

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Manager of the Month for

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Filberts.

Fastest Moving Team this

Week was Eric´s Bootwinners

who moved up 99 places to No

83 which means he has won a

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5 Teams got through to the

next Round of our K.O.Cup

Competition after Replays and

they are Cisne Jack

City,Britannia Foods

F.C.Deportivokuruno,Ginger

Ninja, Motherwell F.C. while

Dave´s Casa Stretford Ender

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7 DARREN 54 61 4 65

8 FRED Pool 10 58 6 64

9 TONY H 32 59 4 63

10 LES JB 1 57 5 62

11 DANIEL 12 56 6 62

12 KELLY 58 55 7 62

13 DAN B 66 58 4 62

14 WES 74 58 4 62

15 MARIE JB 3 56 5 61

16 LISA 19 55 6 61

17 KEN G BAR 36 57 4 61

18 GARY/SUE 43 57 4 61

19 GARY/JOSEY 49 54 7 61

20 KEV SCOT 70 56 5 61

21 BOBBY BB 25 53 6 59

22 BERNARD 42 54 5 59

23 TONYstret 16 54 4 58

24 PAUL ENG 23 53 5 58

25 IAN 29 53 5 58

26 JULES 45 51 7 58

27 TOBY 51 53 5 58

28 TOM S.E. 61 54 4 58

29 NICK 77 51 7 58

30 DAVE LEE 7 51 6 57

31 JANET 18 52 5 57

32 TOM t 44 51 6 57

33 ALEx T 60 52 5 57

34 SAM 63 52 5 57

35 JOHNNY 65 51 6 57

36 MAC 67 51 6 57

37 DAVE BROOKS 76 50 7 57

38 DAVID JB 4 52 4 56

39 BRIAN 8 51 4 55

40 IAN/MICHELLE 13 50 5 55

41 MICHELLE/IAN 15 49 6 55

42 DEREK 26 49 6 55

43 GARY G BAR 31 49 6 55

44 BERNIE 40 50 5 55

45 LUCHIE 46 49 6 55

46 JEAN 9 49 5 54

47 FAYE 34 45 9 54

48 BOBBY 47 50 4 54

49 JOHN BOOKIE 62 48 6 54

50 LOUISE 71 51 3 54

51 LEROY 33 49 4 53

52 KEITH U Jack 35 48 5 53

53 JIM 41 48 5 53

54 TRISH 68 48 5 53

55 NORAH 75 47 6 53

56 JAN JB 2 49 3 52

57 J. JOYCE 17 47 5 52

58 LINDA 21 47 5 52

59 DEBS 39 45 6 51

60 RON 38 43 7 50

61 KYNE Bidvest 57 45 5 50

62 ASH 59 40 10 50

63 ALAN BOOKIE 64 44 6 50

64 TONY 73 46 4 50

65 DAVE/Brenda 14 44 5 49

66 LILA 27 43 6 49

67 BRAIN S/E 53 44 5 49

68 JASON Bidvest 56 42 7 49

69 CALLUM A/O/S 78 48 0 48

70 DONNA 22 43 4 47

71 SCOTT 28 42 5 47

72 BRIAN BOYD 48 44 3 47

73 KATH 69 43 4 47

74 LINZI JB 5 41 5 46

75 CHRISTINE G BAR 37 41 5 46

76 JAKE ENG 24 38 5 43

77 JOSEY 50 34 7 41

78 ELAINE S 72 34 5 39

3722nd- 28th October 2014 SPORT

MIKE ASHLEY WINS CONTROL AFTER -£2MILLION BAILOUT FOR RANGERS

Rangers Football Club have accepted a £2

million sum from Mike Ashley as the club

attempts to steer itself away from administra-

tion.

The club entered a ‘credit facility agreement’

with Ashley’s MASH Holding, which owns

8.92% of Rangers, which will see Ashley gain

the right to appoint two directors to the

Rangers board in exchange.

Finance director Phillip Nash resigned on

Friday and according to today’s Stock

Exchange, Chief Executive Graham Wallace

has also left the club.

Both of the former directors blocked Ashley’s

funding in exchange for trademark rights last

month and were consequently the expected

casualties from Ashley’s latest cash front.

This paves the way for Ashley’s people to

assume influential positions within Rangers,

with former Newcastle United director, and

close friend of Ashley, Derek Llambias in the

frame for a board position.

Legally, Ashley cannot own both Newcastle

United and Rangers dually. Perhaps Ashley’s

growing influence in Rangers could spell the

beginning of the end to his unpopular and

unsupported Newcastle United tenure.

However, for now, Ashley’s long term inten-

tions remain unclear.

MURRAY GETSINTO LONDON

Andy Murray booked his place in the Barclays

ATP World Tour Finals for a seventh consecu-

tive season after beating Grigor Dimitrov 6-3,

6-3 in the BNP Paribas Masters third round on

Thursday.

The Briton, who lost in straight sets at

Wimbledon, beat the Bulgarian 6-3 6-3 to

reach the quarter-finals.

The 27-year-old Scot, seeking to win his fourth

title in six weeks, needed to reach the last

eight to qualify for the season-ending finals in

London.

Murray joins Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer,

Stan Wawrinka and Marin Cilic in the elite

eight-man field; the remaining three berths are

still up for grabs.

The world number eight was in such good

form he saw off Dimitrov in 69 minutes - two

minutes faster than his second-round win over

Julien Benneteau - to secure his 20th win in

22 matches.

Murray did not face a break point during the

69-minute encounter with his Bulgarian oppo-

nent, and won 93 per cent of his first-service

points (27 of 29). Murray, seeded eighth in

Paris, will face Novak Djokovic or Gael Monfils

in the last eight in France.

David Ferrer continues his push to qualify for

London with his defeat of fellow Spaniard

Fernando Verdasco 6-1, 6-2 in their third-

round encounter.

Fifth seed Tomas Berdych, who is eighth in

the Race To London standings, will guarantee

his place at the season finale by reaching the

semi-finals this week.

ASHLEY SET TO TAKE CONTROL OFRIGHTS TO FAMOUS EMBLEMS

The Newcastle United supremo

has come under increasing

scrutiny over his influence

at Ibrox after manoeu-

vring to take effective

control of The Rangers

Football Club Ltd (TRFC),

a subsidiary that holds

the club retail rights.

Fans' groups are known to

be angry that Mr Ashley has

been handed increasing power

at Ibrox in exchange for a

£2 million emergency loan to the club,

which has to be paid off in six months.

It has emerged his hold over TRFC

gives him effective control of

Rangers Retail Limited, which has

an exclusive licence to use both

Rangers crests - including the

famous "Ready" logo - on merchan-

dise.

The rights relate to the RFC Scroll

crest and the circular "Ready" crest.

Amended trademark documents reveal the

licence representatives are IBML Legal, part of

Sports Direct's licensing division.

SPORT

Continued from Back Page...Newcastle United players give RyanTaylor a standing ovation after stunningcomeback

The Scouser was playing his first game for

26 months after a double knee injury shat-

tered his career as United moved into the last

eight of the League Cup.

But after Taylor took part in a TV interview on

the field his team-mates waited behind to

clap him back into the away dressing room.

He said: “It’s a dream come true. Two years

of hard graft has paid off. What a perform-

ance that was.”

Taylor’s appearance was his first since 2012

when he was hurt against Atromitos in the

Europa League.

He added: “All that time in the gym on my

own, there til 4pm from 7am, it’s all worth it.

“To get my pads and boots back on has been

a dream come true.”

Newcastle manager Alan Pardew paid tribute

to Taylor's determination to make a recovery

in his post-match news conference.

"Obviously he was outstanding," he said.

"Professional footballers sometimes get a

bad press for the way they conduct them-

selves and their professionalism, but you are

talking about a guy who, for two years, has

been injured and conducted himself in the

best possible manner.

"He came in with a smile on his face, encour-

aged players in those two years. He got his

reward because of that professionalism. He

has only had one-and-a-half reserve games,

and to play like he did was absolutely out-

standing and a credit to himself.

"Our staff have been very impressed with his

conduct. He is a beacon of light in profes-

sional football."

TAYLOR PRAISED AFTER INJURYNIGHTMARE

TOTTENHAM MAKEQUARTERS

Tottenham booked a CapitalOne Cup quarter-final show-down with Newcastle afterdefeating Brighton 2-0 atWhite Hart Lane thanks togoals from Erik Lamela andHarry Kane.

Lamela, who scored twice in the

Europa League last week, came

off the bench at half-time and

burst on to Roberto Soldado's

pass before firing past keeper

Christian Walton on 54 minutes.

Kane, who went one better than

Lamela against Asteras Tripolis

in Europe, grabbing a hat-trick,

tapped home a second from

Andros Townsend's deflected

cross after Soldado had

smashed a shot against the crossbar.

A much-changed Spurs side bossed the game,

with Brighton's best chance falling to Kazenga

LuaLua in the first half, but his shot sailed high

over the bar from a tight angle.

Only defender Jan Vertonghen survived from

the 2-1 home defeat at home to Newcastle on

Sunday, which has seen Tottenham widely crit-

icised for a lack of passion and mental strength.

But Maurico Pochettino's team, with 10

changes, seemed determined to prove their

doubters wrong and Kane, Aaron Lennon and

Vertonghen all had shots on target blocked in

the opening period.

LuaLua may have done better when he latched

onto a long diagonal pass on 16 minutes and

the same could be said for Danny Holla, who

failed to hit the target with a well-placed free-

kick from distance.

Lamela replaced Lennon, who appeared to

have a knock, at the break and he immediately

looked threatening before finding only his fourth

goal for the club since a £28million move from

Roma in 2013.

Brighton had a decent shout for a penalty when

Federico Fazio looked to have fouled LuaLua

inside the box, but it was waved away by refer-

ee Mark Clattenberg, who gave the same reac-

tion to Soldado's protests shortly after.

But Kane put the game beyond the visitors and

extended his tally as Spurs' top-scorer this sea-

son - tapping home his seventh goal of the

campaign and fourth in three games. CAPITAL ONE CUP DRAWNewcastle will travel to Tottenham in the

Capital One Cup quarter-finals after beating

holders Manchester City on Wednesday.

There will also be a clash between League

leaders as Championship pace-setters Derby

were rewarded for their stunning comeback at

Fulham with a home tie against Chelsea, who

are currently top of the Premier League stand-

ings.

Bournemouth, the third of the non-Premier

League sides left in the competition, dumped

out West Brom and the Championship team

will try to pull off another upset when they play

host to eight-time winners Liverpool at the

Goldsands Stadium.

And the Sheffield United fans will also be hop-

ing for a shock at Bramall Lane, where last

season's FA Cup semi-finalists will play host

to Southampton as they look to reach the last

four of another domestic Cup competition.

Matches to be played in the week commenc-

ing December 15.

Capital One Cup quarter-final draw:

Derby v Chelsea

Tottenham v Newcastle

Bournemouth v Liverpool

Sheffield United v Southampton

Southampton reached the Capital One Cupquarter-finals with a 3-2 victory over Stokeat the Britannia Stadium.This game was much more eventful than

Saturday's 1-0 Premier League victory at St

Mary's, with Graziano Pelle netting his second

two minutes from time to send Saints through.

Saints looked in control at half-time at two up

through Pelle and Shane Long's first for the

club but Stoke levelled through Steven Nzonzi

and Mame Biram Diouf.

However, moments after substitute Peter

Crouch was sent off, Pelle grabbed his second

to earn Southampton their ninth win in 10

games.

Both managers resisted the temptation to

make wholesale changes, with 16 of the play-

ers on show having started at the weekend..

Mark Hughes gave Bojan Krkic a rare start,

the former Barcelona forward appearing for

the first time in nearly a month, while

Saturday's goalscorer, Sadio Mane, missed

out with a knock so Long came in for the visi-

tors.

Despite the strong sides, there were plenty of

empty seats at the Britannia Stadium,

although more than 2,000 Southampton fans

had made the trip

38

SOUTHAMPTON REPELSTOKE FIGHTBACK

SPORT

FIxTURES & TABLES

LEAGUE 1

SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIP

SCOTTISH PREMIERSHIPTeam P W D L F A +/- Pts

1Hamilton Aca 9 6 2 1 16 5 11 20

2Dundee 9 6 1 2 18 12 6 19

3 Inverness Cal 9 5 2 2 13 8 5 17

4Kilmarnock 9 5 2 2 12 7 5 17

5Aberdeen 9 5 1 3 16 12 4 16

6Celtic 8 4 2 2 15 7 8 14

7Partick Thistle 8 3 1 4 13 12 1 10

8Dundee 9 2 4 3 9 12 -3 10

9St Johnstone 9 3 0 6 6 12 -6 9

10St Mirren 9 2 1 6 8 15 -7 7

11Motherwell 9 2 1 6 5 15 -10 7

12Ross County 9 1 1 7 7 21 -14 4

Team P W D L F A +/- Pts

1Heart of Mid 8 7 1 0 25 4 21 22

2Rangers 8 5 1 2 18 9 9 16

3Raith Rovers 8 4 2 2 9 11 -2 14

4Queen OTS 8 3 2 3 12 11 1 11

5Hibernian 8 3 1 4 11 11 0 10

6Falkirk 8 2 4 2 8 11 -3 10

7Dumbarton 8 2 3 3 7 13 -6 9

8Livingston 8 2 1 5 8 12 -4 7

9Alloa Ath 8 2 1 5 8 14 -6 7

10Cowdenbeath 8 1 2 5 9 19 -10 5

Saturday, November 1Saturday, November 113:45 Newcastle v Liverpool

16:00 Hull City v Southampton

16:00 Leicester City v West Brom

16:00 Chelsea v QPR

16:00 Everton v Swansea City

16:00 Stoke v West Ham

Sunday, November 2Sunday, November 215:30 Man City v Man Utd

15:30 Aston Villa v Tottenham

Monday, November 3Monday, November 318:00 Crystal Palace v Sunderland

For Fixtures Starting 8th NovemberSee Our Facebook Page

Facebook/TheBuzzNewspaper

Friday, October 31Friday, October 3120:45 Norwich v BoltonSaturday, November 1Saturday, November 113:15 Wolves v Birmingham

16:00 Blackburn v Reading

16:00 Blackpool v Ipswich

16:00 Brentford v Derby

16:00 Cardiff v Leeds

16:00 Charlton v Sheffield Wed

16:00 Huddersfield v Notts Forest

16:00 Rotherham v Middlesbrough

16:00 Watford v Millwall

16:00 Wigan v Fulham

16:00 Bournemouth v Bright ad Hove

For Fixtures Starting 4th NovemberSee Our Facebook Page

Facebook/TheBuzzNewspaper


1 Chelsea 8 7 1 0 23 8 15 22

2 ManCity 8 5 2 1 18 8 10 17

3 Southampton 8 5 1 2 19 5 14 16

4 West Ham 8 4 1 3 15 11 4 13

5 Liverpool 8 4 1 3 13 12 1 13

6 Man United 8 3 3 2 15 12 3 12

7 Arsenal 8 2 5 1 13 11 2 11

8 Swansea 8 3 2 3 11 10 1 11

9 Tottenham 8 3 2 3 10 11 -1 11

10 Stoke City 8 3 2 3 8 9 -1 11

11 Hull City 8 2 4 2 13 13 0 10

12 Aston Villa 8 3 1 4 4 12 -8 10

13 Everton 8 2 3 3 16 16 0 9

14 West Brom 8 2 3 3 10 11 -1 9

15 Leicester City 8 2 3 3 11 13 -2 9

16 Crystal Palace 8 2 2 4 11 14 -3 8

17 Sunderland 8 1 5 2 8 15 -7 8

18 Newcastle 8 1 4 3 8 14 -6 7

19 Burnley 8 0 4 4 4 13 -9 4

20 QPR 8 1 1 6 6 18 -12 4


1 Derby County 13 7 5 1 23 10 13 26

2 Watford 13 7 4 2 25 14 11 25

3 Middlesbrough 13 7 2 4 18 11 7 23

4 Wolvers 13 6 5 2 19 14 5 23

5 Norwich City 13 6 4 3 22 12 10 22

6 Notts Forest 13 5 7 1 22 13 9 22

7 Charlton 13 5 7 1 16 12 4 22

8 Bournemouth 13 6 3 4 20 14 6 21

9 Ipswich Town 13 5 5 3 18 14 4 20

10 Cardiff City 13 5 4 4 18 16 2 19

11 Blackburn Rov 13 5 4 4 18 19 -1 19

12 Brentford 13 5 4 4 15 16 -1 19

13 Sheffield Wed 13 4 6 3 11 11 0 18

14 Rotherham 13 4 4 5 14 17 -3 16

15 Leeds United 13 4 4 5 13 16 -3 16

16 Huddersfield 13 4 4 5 17 23 -6 16

17 Reading 13 4 3 6 15 23 -8 15

18 Millwall 13 3 5 5 13 16 -3 14

19 Wigan Athletic 13 2 6 5 12 14 -2 12

20 Brighton & Hove 13 2 6 5 12 15 -3 12

21 Birmingham City 13 2 5 6 12 20 -8 11

22 Fulham 13 3 2 8 16 25 -9 11

23 Bolton 13 2 2 9 10 23 -13 8

24 Blackpool 13 1 3 9 8 19 -11 6


1Bristol City 14 9 5 0 30 15 15 32

2Peterborough 14 8 2 4 22 14 8 26

3Preston North 12 7 4 1 23 11 12 25

4Milton 12 7 2 3 27 15 12 23

5Notts County 13 6 5 2 20 12 8 23

6Sheffield 13 7 2 4 21 18 3 23

7Swindon 12 6 4 2 25 15 10 22

8Oldham 14 5 7 2 21 16 5 22

9Rochdale 13 6 2 5 23 15 8 20

10Chesterfield 13 5 4 4 23 20 3 19

11Fleetwood 14 5 4 5 15 13 2 19

12Bradford City 14 5 4 5 18 18 0 19

13Crawley 14 5 2 7 13 23 -10 17

14Colchester 14 4 4 6 19 20 -1 16

15Leyton Orient 13 3 6 4 15 15 0 15

16Barnsley 13 4 3 6 20 22 -2 15

17Doncaster 12 4 2 6 12 20 -8 14

18Port Vale 14 3 4 7 17 23 -6 13

19Gillingham 14 3 4 7 13 20 -7 13

20Coventry City 14 3 4 7 15 23 -8 13

21Yeovil Town 14 3 4 7 12 23 -11 13

22Crewe 14 4 1 9 12 30 -18 13

23Walsall 14 2 6 6 11 15 -4 12

24Scunthorpe 14 3 3 8 17 28 -11 12

39

22nd- 28th October 2014SPORT

NNEEWWCCAASSTTLLEE UUPPSSEETTHHOOLLDDEERRSS CCIITTYY

An understrength Newcastle pulled off a bigCapital One Cup shock by beating holders

Manchester City 2-0 to book their place in thequarter-finals.

United boss Alan Pardew fielded an extremelyinexperienced side, featuring six changes fromthe weekend league win at Tottenham, but hewas rewarded with an energetic and committeddisplay from his youthful team.

The win continues Newcastle's recent rejuvina-

tion under Pardew, who has now overseen threesuccessive victories, having previously man-aged just two in the previous nine, both in theLeague Cup.

In contrast, it is worrying times for City, whothrew away a two-goal lead to draw againstCSKA Moscow in the Champions League andlost 2-1 at West Ham in the Premier League intheir two games prior to this defeat.

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