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Going Out - Page 45
RESTAURANTE VIVA ESPAÑA - OLIVA If you’re looking for the WOW FACTOR – a night to remember, a romantic evening or a brilliant Sunday of good food and entertainment make your way to Viva España, OLIVA. The most exciting part of Viva España is their wonderfully vibrant Flamenco floor show with the “Sensaciones” band. Together with their excellent food it makes a memorable outing for that special occasion or when you are entertaining guests. Party bookings are welcome. They are now taking bookings for their romantic Valentine’s Dinner Dance, and evening filled with candles and heart shaped balloons, serving a special menu and of course with their spectacular Flamenco floor show. These will be held on the 11th and 18th February. It does get busy so call Jacqueline for reservations, see advert for contact details.
Emaús Variety Spectacular.
Philip Ashley in association with the Friends Of The Children Of Emaús charity are bringing a touch of showbiz glamour to Calpe with the first Emaús Variety Spectacular show to be performed at the Casa de Cultura on Friday 24th February.
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Neighbourhood Watch Advice. Reporting A Crime In Operation.
When you see a crime taking place you should immediately phone 112.
The final line-up of acts are still being confirmed but the show will feature dancers from Marcia’s Dance Centre, singing and dancing from the Benissa based theatre group Sounds Familiar and real flamenco from a Spanish Flamenco troupe accompanied by live music from a Spanish guitar duo. The show’s comperes are Jenny Renn and Barry Britten, both of whom will be adding their own brands of comedy to what is promised to be a real variety show of singing, dancing, comedy and more. Details of more acts will be released soon.
25% of the gross ticket sales are guaranteed to go directly to the charity, with tickets priced at 12
euros. The performance will begin at 8pm with the doors opening at 7.30pm.
Tickets can be booked by telephone on 96 558 1483 or online at
www.philipashley.com, or can be purchased from
Margaret & Elena’s Book & Card shop in the
Av.Gabriel Miro, Calpe.
An operator will answer and if you ask to speak to an English speaking operator you will be transferred immediately and you can then report your crime in your own language with confidence. You will need to be able to give as much information as possible, i.e. where the crime is taking place, descriptions of criminals and if they are using a car, the make, colour and number. The more information you can give the more chance there is of catching the criminals. It is possible for the police to trace a car using only a part number, so any information can be valuable.
I have used this emergency number on a number of occasions and have had no problems and the reactions of the police and Guardia attending the scene of crime have usually been within 10 minutes of my call. The emergency number 112 should only be used to report a crime in operation not a crime that has already occurred. You should report this crime as soon as possible to your local NHW Coordinator details of which can be found on the website
www.nhwinspain.com, and to the Guardia Civil to make a denuncia.
The use of these simple steps will help make the area you live in safer and more secure.
Jan Price Secretary NHW, Torrevieja
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