Ibiza News and Views 2003 - Page 2
Water, Water, everywhere…
Published 4 Nov 2003
But not a drop to put out a fire! The desalination plant in San Antonio suffered
Sweet taste of success
Published 2 Nov 2003
Four wines produced on Ibiza won prizes at last Monday's Viniterraneus wine festival held at one of the island's big hotels.
Long Hot Summer
Published 2 Nov 2003
The effects of the heatwave which affected Ibiza in June, July, and August, are still being felt.
Long shot, kick the bucket.
Published 2 Nov 2003
The effects of the heatwave which affected Ibiza in June, July, and August, are still being felt.
Ecotax Ends - Official
Published 30 Oct 2003
Despite premature reports of its demise, the Ecotax was only officially voted out of existence by Parliament on Tuesday 21st October.
New London Office
Published 30 Oct 2003
The image of the Balearic islands is so unjustly, and unjustifiably bad in Britain that a new office is being set up to defend the islands against 'the cruelty' of certain sections of the media.
Winter Rock Concerts
Published 27 Oct 2003
The dates for the rock concerts to take place in Playa den Bossa's Garbi discotheque
Lizard News
Published 27 Oct 2003
Nearly every holidaymaker who has visited Ibiza must have seen our local species
Light Plane Tragedy
Published 24 Oct 2003
A light aircraft which took off from Ibiza last week, crashed near to Gerona in Catalonia, killing all four occupants.
The Power of the Press
Published 21 Oct 2003
One of our local newspapers has just published an article about the forthcoming
Shoes Gone Walkabout
Published 17 Oct 2003
The association of bread and cake makers of Ibiza is about to embark on a campaign to persuade the population to return to its traditional eating habits.
Ibiza on Google
Published 14 Oct 2003
The Spanish section of international search engine Google, which makes 75
Book Early for Christmas
Published 11 Oct 2003
Ibiza town will soon look like a scene from Terminator's post-apocalyptic nightmare as the machines wage war against a hapless public.
City Under Siege
Published 11 Oct 2003
Ibiza town will soon look like a scene from Terminator's post-apocalyptic nightmare as the machines wage war against a hapless public.
Let Them Eat Cake
Published 11 Oct 2003
The association of bread and cake makers of Ibiza is about to embark on a campaign to persuade the population to return to its traditional eating habits.
Museum Success
Published 11 Oct 2003
The new 'museum' of Dalt Vila has been pronounced a success by the council.
Millionaires' Row
Published 8 Oct 2003
We don't like to dwell on other people's good fortune but in the interests of objectivity and news reporting we felt we had to bring you this sorry tale.
Drive in Restaurant
Published 8 Oct 2003
If you thought McDonald's had the drive in restaurant market cornered then just think Ibiza!
Winter Changes
Published 6 Oct 2003
When the last tourists leave the island at the end of October it springs back into life sprucing itself up and making improvements for the coming season.
A Pinch of Salt
Published 6 Oct 2003
It wasn't bad news for everybody when our record breaking hot summer saw the sun cracking the flags for 3 whole months non-stop.
Boys on the blackstuff
Published 3 Oct 2003
Sources in the Guardia Civil claim that the quality of the tarmac on Ibiza's roads is so poor in comparison to roads on the mainland that more accidents are caused here than elsewhere.
Boys on the blackstuff
Published 2 Oct 2003
Sources in the Guardia Civil claim that the quality of the tarmac on Ibiza's roads is so poor in comparison to roads on the mainland that more accidents are caused here than elsewhere.
Golden Years
Published 2 Oct 2003
There was an avalanche of old people on Saturday as the travel agents opened their doors to sell subsidised holidays to the island's pensioners.
Ecotax and olives
Published 1 Oct 2003
Sources in the Guardia Civil claim that the quality of the tarmac on Ibiza's roads is so poor in comparison to roads on the mainland that more accidents are caused here than elsewhere.
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