“Steven Euesden together with his wife Michel Euesden, has owned the English Newspaper The Euro Weekly News for 10 years”. Everything has to start somewhere and the origins of the company behind The Euro Weekly News are easily pinpointed. After all, we’re not talking the source of the Nile here, but hey – the journey [...]
Dear Michel, Many thanks to The Euro Weekly News for giving a whole page to Maurice Boland and his team at REM and our volunteers who worked with them.It was a record-breaking appeal, both in donations pledged of 70,000 plus euros, and a whole week of radio time donated to the event. Cudeca Cancer Care [...]
Dear Readers, This is an opportunity to thank you for your generosity and support for the Cudeca 2007 REM Telethon and take you behind the scenes. Maurice Boland December 14th 8am: It was still dark as I left home and all indications were that it was going to be a cold, grey day. Was this [...]
THE editorial team from The Euro Weekly News’ head office in Benalmadena, Malaga, took part in the fifth annual walkathon for cancer charity Cudeca on Sunday, September 23 to raise money for the hospice which looks after patients suffering from terminal cancer, free of charge, and their families during the illness and in the subsequent [...]
THE eleventh night-time race meeting will be held at the Costa del Sol Racecourse on Saturday August 18, at 10:30pm, with 38 horses participating and 40,250€ in prize money. Jockeys will be wearing black armbands and will observe a one-minute silence in memory of Spanish rider Nagore Otaño, who died on August 12 in San [...]
LAST weekend’s PAWS Grand National Event proved to be a runaway success with 3,326 euros being raised through ticket sales, sponsorship and a raffle. The Euro Weekly News’ sponsored horse, Lady Michel, failed to win any races but a good time and excellent food was had by all.
RESTAURANT bosses Max Norini and partner Kelly can vouch that The Euro Weekly News reaches all four corners of the globe. The owners of Jose’s in Portals Nous were shocked to receive phone calls from pals as far away as Bermuda and England’s sleepy Forest of Dean after the newspaper revealed they were organising a [...]
