Ryanair and British Airways continue to refuse refunds for customers who can’t legally travel
National lockdowns in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland make it illegal for anybody to undertake non-essential travel. Yet, British Airways and Ryanair continue to refuse to offer refunds for passengers who would have to break the law to take their flight. When asked the UK’s five biggest airlines if passengers in England, Scotland, Wales …
Arrivals to England – including Brits – will need to show a negative test before entry
Passengers arriving from all international destinations will be required to present a negative COVID-19 test result before departing for England to help protect against new strains of coronavirus circulating internationally. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced that from next week inbound passengers arriving by boat, plane or train will have to take a test up …
Ryanair warns it may axe all UK flights from the end of January
Ryanair may cut all flights from the UK and Ireland from the end of January as it blasted governments in both countries for their ‘draconian’ approach to Covid. The drastic warning came as the budget carrier said the new lockdowns will see January traffic fall to under 1.25 million passengers, and plummet further to 500,000 …
Rafal to refurbish the Plaza de España
The Rafal Council has approved the municipal contribution of 44,646.90 euros towards the reform and urbanisation of the Plaza de España, the bulk of...
Twenty Coronavirus cases in Almoradi Care Home
The Casaverde de Almoradí Care Home registered about twenty positive cases of the virus last week among it’s 150 residents.
The Department of Health has...
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