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Marsa Tram Power Station restoration works commence - The Malta Independent - Vimarsana News

Marsa Tram Power Station restoration works commence - The Malta Independent

Restoration works have commenced on the Marsa Tram Power Station which will result in a creative and cultural space for use by the Marsa Local Council, the Ministry for National Heritage announced on

Heavy discount for local councils on devolution of properties - Vimarsana News

Heavy discount for local councils on devolution of properties

The fee will be capped at €500 a year

Who's who: The subtle demotions and promotions in Robert Abela's reshuffle - Vimarsana News

Who's who: The subtle demotions and promotions in Robert Abela's reshuffle

Some people changed business cards, others got a promotion, and one was left out

Government signs agreement with 12 Local Councils for cleaner localities - Vimarsana News

Government signs agreement with 12 Local Councils for cleaner localities

The Division for Cleaning and Maintenance will expand its operations in several localities through agreements signed with 12 Local Councils for the next five years, the government said. In a

The Parliamentary process aimed at introducing legal amendments to allow 16 year-olds to be elected mayors or vice-mayors is expected to conclude next Monday. This was announced by the Minister for National Heritage, Arts and Government Owen Bonnici and the Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government Alison Zerafa Çivelli during a discussion organised by the National Youth Council of Malta (KNŻ) on the topic of young representatives in local governance. The new proposed law will allow 16 and 17 year-olds to serve as mayors.. In his speech, Bonnici said that embracing the potential of younger generations was a progressive step towards inclusive governance, which recognises the intelligence and capability of today's youth, while fostering a sense of responsibility and civic commitment from an early age. The minister hailed the step as a bold one, that was being made "with conviction towards the building of a more representative and dynamic future-for our localities." - Vimarsana News

The Parliamentary process aimed at introducing legal amendments to allow 16 year-olds to be elected mayors or vice-mayors is expected to conclude next Monday. This was announced by the Minister for National Heritage, Arts and Government Owen Bonnici and the Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government Alison Zerafa Çivelli during a discussion organised by the National Youth Council of Malta (KNŻ) on the topic of young representatives in local governance. The new proposed law will allow 16 and 17 year-olds to serve as mayors.. In his speech, Bonnici said that embracing the potential of younger generations was a progressive step towards inclusive governance, which recognises the intelligence and capability of today's youth, while fostering a sense of responsibility and civic commitment from an early age. The minister hailed the step as a bold one, that was being made "with conviction towards the building of a more representative and dynamic future-for our localities."

Embracing the potential of younger generations was a step towards inclusive governance and recognises the intelligence and capability of today’s youth, while fostering a sense of responsibility and civic commitment from an early age, Minister Owen Bonnici says.