Jeff Wiszniewski: new

Jeff Wiszniewski: new: welcome

Age
Concern and San Fulgencio Town Hall
Open
a Consultative Service
Last year, Jeff Wiszniewski,
Councillor for the Urbanisations, met with several representatives
with Age Concern. On discovering the wonderful service they provided,
he gave them a promise, to assist in bringing their services to San
Fulgencio.
Therefore,
Age Concern have been granted use of the offices of the Concejalia de
Urbanizaciones at 5 Calle Madrid, every other Friday from 10th
February. Their hours will be 10.00 until 13.00 hrs.
They will provide a “Lifeline”
service, which will consist of making home visits and carrying out in
depth assessments. Advice on where to get Nursing Care, Liasing with
the Spanish Social Services . Giving advice on care aids and
information about residential care homes.
Age Concern Costa Blanca South
was formed way back in 1998 and covers the area south of Alicante
down to the borders of Murcia. It is legally registered and is a
member of Federacion de Asociaciones de Age Concern Espana and has
merged with the Help the Aged since 2009. Age Concern also encourages
people from other countries to integrate with the Spanish people and
seeks to establish relationships with Spanish Associations that work
for the benefit of older people.
For further information and
appointments, please contact the Offices of the Concejalia de
Urbanizaciones on 966 443 002.
If you wish to become a
volunteer or “Friend of Age Concern”, application forms can be
found in the Age Concern leaflet held at the office above.

Jeff Wiszniewski: new

Jeff Wiszniewski: new: welcome

Medieval Market

A bus will be laid on at a cost of €3 per head for Saturday 4th at 4pm, leaving the Urb. It will return from Orihuela, leaving around 9pm to arrive back in La Marina around 10pm

Medieval Market Orihuela

This is an opportunity for expats to experience one of the biggest Medieval Markets on the Costa Blanca

The Rule of Law is paramount for a civilised society.

The Rule of Law is :The principle of governance in which all persons, institutions and entities, public and private, including the State itself, are accountable to laws that are publicly decreed, equally enforced and independently adjudicated, and which are consistent with international human rights. It requires, as well, measures to ensure adherence to the principles of supremacy of law, equality before the law, accountability to the law, fairness in the application of the law, separation of powers, participation in decision-making, legal certainty, avoidance of arbitrariness and procedural and legal transparency.
In general failure to adhere to the Rule of Law results in society descending into a state of Anarchy.
If  all the little By-laws and minor offences remain unpunished, such as untaxed, uninsured and unsafe motor vehicles, litter, fly-tipping, graffitti and unsocial behaviour, it would only be a matter of time before areas became ghettos, forcing the decent people out and inviting the criminals and crime in.

new

welcome