"Another concern was that the fortification wall near the waterfront dating back to about 1770 would be dwarfed by the new building. Mepa sought the opinion of the Superintendence for Cultural Heritage which did not reply to the authority's letter within the stipulated time frame. The lack of a reply was taken to mean no objection by the Superintendence."
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Meanwhile the Cheap'N'Cheerful Saga continues. After Daphne wrote very well about the impossibility of Maltese ever enjoying cheap flights, Minister Zammit Dimech speaking in his capacity as Minister continues to defend MIA (up for further privatisation) but has come up with some plan. The nagging and unashamed protection of Air Malta still finds its way into this new report. Easyjet have become the good boys who obey while Ryanair are still the renegades. Read with care but do not lose the plot. At the end of the day this is meant to be an agreement for the consumers. In the meantime a family of four still pays Lm200 in charges & taxes for any flights out of Malta.
Who says we don't do cheap flights?
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Jekk trid li nghaddi messagg lis-Supretendent, waddab email:P
well.... it would be nice to
-although my main bone to pipck is with MEPA which assumes that his answer is No Objection if he fails to reply.
more than meets the eye, email heading your way
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