The Ġustizzja għal Artna campaign has sent another heartfelt appeal to Prime Minister Robert Abela, urging him to withdraw the so-called planning reform and instead engage in discussions on real planning reform “in the spirit of collaboration and unity.” The group warns that the current bills threaten “the very foundations of decency and democracy”
Simon Mizzi, who has recently taken on the role of Chairman of the Leadership Delivery Office for the PN, spoke from his own experience as a grieving parent. “At this time, parents may feel surrounded by darkness, and the burden may seem too heavy to bear. I encourage them to turn to people who can give them courage. You will surely find someone to
Malta Public Transport will run special and additional services for Birgufest on Saturday, 11 October 2025, including night trips to facilitate access to this cultural and historical event. To meet the higher demand expected during the evening, Malta Public Transport is adding four extra trips on Route 2 between Valletta and Birgu, increasing the route’s
This morning, Moviment Graffitti , as part of the Ġustizzja għal Artna campaign, sent a heartfelt letter to Prime Minister Robert Abela , urging the immediate withdrawal of controversial planning reform bills and the initiation of genuine, collaborative discussions on planning reform. Addressed to Hon. Dr Robert Abela, Prime Minister of Malta , the
The Ġustizzja għal Artna campaign on Friday sent a letter to the prime minister urging him to issue a White Paper instead of the controversial planning reforms bills. They also warned that they will “intensify” their actions if the government continues to persist with the bills which “read like a wish-list for developers”. Signed by Andre Callus of
The Ġustizzja għal Artna campaign this morning wrote a letter to the Prime Minister, urging him to withdraw the malicious so-called planning reform and instead initiate discussions on genuine planning reform in the spirit of collaboration and unity. Last week, the campaigners held a protest march in Valletta which attracted the participation of thousands
