Msida Bridge: Residents’ Legal Challenge Raises Questions
Msida residents challenge Planning Authority’s decision to approve controversial pedestrian bridge, arguing environmental and social impacts were not adequ
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Msida Residents Challenge Pedestrian Bridge Plans
Residents of Msida’s St. Ignatius Street launch legal challenge against plans to build a pedestrian bridge near their homes, arguing that the project’s env
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Msida Bridge: Residents’ Legal Challenge Halts Progress
Msida residents challenge council’s plans to build a pedestrian bridge, arguing lack of consultation and environmental impact assessment. The future of the
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Heavy Vehicles at Xewkija: Temporary or Here to Stay?
The Ministry of Transport reassures the public that heavy vehicles parked at Xewkija’s park-and-ride are temporary, but locals and environmentalists expres
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Msida Residents Challenge Pedestrian Bridge Plans
Residents of Msida file legal protest against proposed pedestrian bridge, arguing lack of consultation and potential environmental impact
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Heavy Vehicles in Xewkija: Temporary or Not?
Xewkija residents grapple with increased traffic and noise pollution due to heavy vehicles using a ‘temporary’ park-and-ride facility. Ministry assures it’
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Malta’s Construction Boom: Time for a Change?
Malta’s ‘build now, sanction later’ culture is taking a toll on the environment and local communities. Can momentum for change lead to a more sustainable a
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Malta’s Construction Boom: The Race to Regulate
As Malta’s construction boom reshapes the island’s landscape, concerns about the ‘build now, sanction later’ culture are growing. Can regulation keep up wi
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Malta’s ‘Build Now, Ask Later’ Culture: Time for Change?
Momentum calls for an end to Malta’s ‘build now, ask later’ approach, highlighting environmental concerns and the need for sustainable development.
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Mellieħa Land Transfer: ADPD Calls for Reversal
ADPD urges government to reverse decision to transfer public land to AFM in Mellieħa, sparking outrage among residents
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Malta’s ‘Build Now, Sanction Later’ Culture Under Scrutiny
Malta’s rapid development has led to a surge in unsanctioned structures, sparking calls for an end to the ‘build now, sanction later’ culture. Can the isla
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ADPD Threatens Legal Action Over Mellieħa Land Transfer
ADPD calls on government to reverse course on transfer of Mellieħa land, threatening legal action if plans to build a new government complex proceed withou
