Għal malta ġusta, moderna
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Chambray: Heartless removal of unique 19th century British barracks

They don't care.They are heartless.The money interests of Gigu and the politicians who support him come first.Let us build the momentum for a "Bidla ta' vera". ... See MoreSee Less

First of May....100 years of Johnny Marks

It is 100 years since my grandfather, labour stalwart John F. Mark, introduced the First of May festivity to Malta. Here he is.....baptising me.I possibly owe my fighting spirit and sense of social justice to him. ... See MoreSee Less

Let us stop the konkossification of our country

A two year moratorium on highrise buildings.A truly independent Planning Authority. ... See MoreSee Less

Momentum: Contact your candidate

This is who we are.Working for a beautiful and just Malta.Free from control of the major parties and developers.Join us.GĦAL BIDLA TA' VERApartitmomentum.org/about/candidates/ ... See MoreSee Less

Pembroke Residents write to Mayor, Prime Minister, Leader Opposition, Momentum

Worried Pembroke residents have written a long letter listing their worries, with regards to the building of the footbal ground in Triq Gabriele henin.The residents are calling upon the Pembroke Local Council and all political leaders copied in this correspondence to: 1. Formally oppose this planning proposal and make this objection known to the Malta Planning Authority; 2. Commission or request a full independent Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) covering noise, light, traffic, and ecological impact, including the proximity to the Natura 2000 zone and the species present on the site, before any planning application is considered; 3. Consult fully with the school authorities, the childcare centre, and all affected residents before any position is taken; 4. Ensure that the childcare centre is formally recognised as an affected party in all subsequent proceedings, alongside the school and residential community; 5. Ensure that the special needs school is formally recognised as an affected party in all subsequent proceedings and that the specific legal obligations owed to disabled children under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and associated EU and domestic law are explicitly addressed in any planning report or Environmental Impact Assessment; 6. Reject any argument that potential economic benefit to the town justifies overriding the health, safety, and wellbeing of residents, children, infants, and the natural environment; 7. Ensure that decisions on this matter are made on behalf of the residents of Pembroke alone, free from political interference, party loyalty, or personal affinity toward the club for which this stadium is proposed. ... See MoreSee Less