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With the price of property stabilising and homes being sold at competitive prices, more and more people are considering buying property. Whether it is a first home or as a second residence, taking out a Home Loan with a local bank is usually an affordable solution for most people.
Bank customers can take out a Home Loan for up to 90% of the purchase price and/or completion costs.
The English language school industry is probably amongst the most important tourism related industries on the island. With a flurry of schools already established and several more having been expanding over the years, this sector is an important arm to attract tourists of a younger nature to the island.
Perhaps the largest if not the best English language school on the island is the EC Group which is also hugely well established in several countries abroad.
In 1964 the Malta Basketball Association held its first ever meeting and general meeting. It was in October of the same year that the Association affiliated with the Malta Olympic Committee (MOC).
In May 1966 the final of the first knockout competition was played at the Polytechnic (now the Junior College) out-door court, Msida and won by Mundlos TC.
Magazines have always been a popular form of dissemination in Malta and the plethora which currently grace our newsstands every day has to be seen to be believed.
Add all that to the incredible number of magazines and other periodicals received through the letterbox each day and you have a veritable mass of publications which really need to be sifted through properly to be appreciated.
Being the capital city of Malta, Valletta is renowned for its dining and culinary experience which ranges from the small eatery with modest prices onto the full fledged restaurant where one can spend lavish loads of cash on the best quality food and drink.
Here are a few restaurants which really make the grade, at least in our opinion.