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Retro bathrooms: bold colours vintage charm

2 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Anna Ellis

Retro bathrooms are enjoying a big comeback, and it’s easy to see why. They bring charm and personality that modern, minimalist spaces often lack. Moving away from plain white schemes, today’s designs celebrate bold colours, fun patterns, and vintage character. Bringing retro style into your bathroom doesn’t mean copying the past exactly. It’s more about blending old and new. A patterned wallpaper with a vintage print is an easy way to start.
New Zealand’s woolly decline: Sheep

2 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Anna Ellis

Quirky News By Anna Ellis • Published: 14 May 2025 • 15:58 • 1 minute read Image: Janice Chen / Shutterstock.com. New Zealand has long been known for having more sheep than people, often the subject of light-hearted jokes abroad. And while that’s still true today, the gap is narrowing. According to new data, the country now has 23.6 million sheep and 5.3 million people, which means around 4.5 sheep for every person. That’s a sharp drop from 1982, when there were 22 sheep per person.
Costa Blanca crowned champion

2 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Anna Ellis

The Costa Blanca has once again confirmed its status as a leader in beach quality and environmental care. The region has received more Blue Flags for 2025 than any other province in Spain. Spain remains the world leader in the number of Blue Flags for beaches and ranks third globally for marinas. The country is home to 15 per cent of all Blue Flag beaches worldwide. The iconic Blue Flag is one of the world’s most recognised voluntary awards for beaches, marinas, and sustainable tourism boats.
Santa Pola’s epic weekends

2 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Anna Ellis

Coastal CarnivalSanta Pola will once again take centre stage in the world of water sports as it hosts the fifth World SUP Festival Costa Blanca, organised by the Parres Sports Club. From May 16 to 18, the town will welcome nearly 400 participants from across the globe, turning Levante Beach into an international hub for sea sports and community events. Last year, the event attracted athletes from 33 countries, and this year, participants from 25 countries are already registered.
HOVAR’S biggest hunt yet

2 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Anna Ellis

The Hondon Valley Animal Rescue (HOVAR) recently hosted its largest-ever Treasure Hunt event. The Treasure Hunt rallied an impressive turnout that included one of their youngest participants to date. The day began with tea and coffee at Café Reinas, where some early birds even managed to squeeze in a cheeky breakfast. Participants began the hunt between 10:30am and 11am in staggered starts.
Who’s still drinking all the wine?

3 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Anna Ellis

The US remains the top wine consumer globally by total volume, with 33.3 million hectolitres consumed in 2024. This is despite a 5.8 per cent decline from the previous year. France followed with 23 million hectolitres, a 3.6 per cent drop, while Italy saw a slight increase, reaching 22.3 million hectolitres. Other countries, such as Germany and the UK, also experienced declines in consumption.
Boom: Costa Blanca goes big

3 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Anna Ellis

Building BoomHousing construction in Alicante province has had its best start to the year since 2008. According to the Alicante College of Technical Architecture (COATA), 2,727 homes were started in the first quarter of 2025, a 49 per cent rise from late 2024 and 53 per cent more than the same time last year. It’s the strongest first-quarter performance in 17 years. COATA president Carlos Casas said activity levels are the highest since before the 2008 financial crisis.
Three of a Kind - VIP experience at Sea Grill

4 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Adam Woodward

Costa del Sol By Adam Woodward • Published: 12 May 2025 • 17:04 • 1 minute read Three of a Kind livening up any gathering. Credit:TOAK Marbella’s top-ranking beachfront dining destination, Sea Grill at Puente Romano, is set to host the sensational roaming trio Three of a Kind. Coming together from the UK, Italy, and Spain, the band is performing daily from 1pm, bringing their infectious energy and acoustic vibe to raise the lunchtime experience at this iconic Costa del Sol venue.
Gilmar open in Benalmadena - 30th office

4 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Adam Woodward

Gilmar Consulting Inmobiliario has opened its 30th office, this time in Benalmadena, and so bolstering its presence on the Costa del Sol, where the company already operates in Malaga, Marbella, Puerto Banús, and Estepona. The inauguration was led by the founders and CEOs Jesús Gil Marín and Manuel Marrón Fuertes and featured a blessing by Father Gonzalo Martín and a ribbon-cutting by Benalmadena’s First Deputy Mayor, Presi Aguilera.
The odd couple of the dog world

4 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Anna Ellis

Two record-breaking pups met this month in Idaho Falls, proving that friendship comes in all sizes. Reginald (Reggie), a 7-year-old Great Dane from Idaho, is the world’s tallest living dog at 3 ft 3 in. Pearl, a 4-year-old Chihuahua from Florida, is the world’s shortest, standing just 3.59 inches tall. Despite the 3-foot height difference, their meeting was a success. Both dogs are gentle, playful, and love attention.