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August 29, 2022
There have been a number of occasions when dementia patients have wandered off, not from care homes, but from their own residence; it is not the first time I have seen photos posted by worried family members, asking the public to help in the search
August 29, 2022
Consultants at St Vincent de Paul Residence have placed 90 residents on constant watch in a bid to avoid a repetition of the disappearance of a resident in June
August 25, 2022
A heavily decomposed body was found in Birżebbuġa on 14 July • Fino was reported missing on 28 June after leaving the elderly home in the middle of the night
August 24, 2022
The number of security officers guarding entrances and exits at the St Vincent de Paul home for the elderly has tripled since the disappearance of a resident in
August 23, 2022
Temporary crossings at the Luqa junction project are putting pedestrians crossing from Luqa to the airport at risk, especially at night, experts have warned.&nb
August 22, 2022
A small, but very interesting collection of paintings by Audrey Mercieca welcomes you at the entrance of the BOV Victoria branch. The artist, who hails from Lu
August 22, 2022
There’s a small but mouthy minority of Maltese who profess to despise anything British (including this columnist) and delight in that nation’s probl
August 21, 2022
James Debono’s census spotlight looks at the various demographic indicators from Maltese towns, revealing a declining capital city that keeps losing its inhabitants, to veritable explosion of residents in localities like Msida whose population has nearly doubled thanks to an influx of foreigners
August 21, 2022
Carmelo Fino had already been wandering in the streets for 15 hours before authorities began to search for him outside the care home, the inquiry into his disap
August 21, 2022
Baden Powell Scouts Malta have returned from a five-day trip on the north slope of Mount Etna at Statella Park Randazzo in Sicily. Fifty-three Scouts and Scout