Skip to main content

Costa Calida 17 - 23 October 2024 Issue 2050

Page 1

Race for Life GRATIS

GRATIS

GRATIS

VRIJ

FREI

GRATUITO

G GRATIS

LIVREE

FFREE

GRATIS S

Touching tribute

THE Royal British Legion’s Murcia branch recently joined forces to support the launch of the Poppy Appeal in Benidorm. Members gathered to raise awareness and funds for those who have served and continue to serve in the HM Armed Forces and their families living in the region. The parade along the Paseo de Levante in Benidorm attracted hundreds of spectators, highlighting the community’s commitment to honouring veterans. By participating in the Poppy Appeal, the Murcia branch highlighted the importance of providing financial, social, and emotional support to local heroes. This event serves as a heartfelt reminder of their sacrifices, bringing the community together to ensure that no one who served is ever forgotten. The Royal British Legion’s Murcia branch arranges events and activities to support their cause so check out their social media pages to get involved.

exciting celebration, combining sport and solidarity, especially for those who have survived breast cancer, and a fitting way to remember Jan Collins’ legacy. Across the region of Murcia, towns showed their support for International Breast Cancer Awareness Day by organising various commemorative events.

Poppy Appeal in action.

Quick, secure currency transfers, no receiving fees. See our advert on 17

Celebrating survivors.

Flamenco Rosas team, from San Pedro del Pinatar, put in a strong performance, finishing in second place, just behind the In-

GRATUIT G

Poppy Appeal

Step up for a cause.

Images: Facebook/Ad Pinatarense Pinatar

ON Saturday, October 19, Lo Pagán hosted the annual Intercontinental Dragon Boat Festival, coinciding with International Breast Cancer Awareness Day. The event honoured Jan Collins, who founded the BCS (Breast Cancer Survivors) category, bringing together over 250 rowers from around the world. This event is more than just a sporting event every year, this gathering becomes a celebration of dragon boating and a moving tribute to Jan Collins. Rowers came from across Spain as well as from the US and Canada. The morning was filled with competitive races under perfect weather conditions on the Mar Menor. In the Breast Cancer Survivors category, the

ILMAINEN

Image: RBL Murcia/ Lynn Symonds

GET ready to lace up those running shoes because the 19th MABS Race for Life is back, and it’s better than ever! MABS Mazarron, known for its incredible work supporting those diagnosed with cancer, and their families, is once again hosting this fantastic event. Mark your calendars for October 27 and join the fun - whether you’re walking, running, or even skipping your way around the course, everyone is welcome! Registration kicks off at 9.30am with the race starting at 10.00am. For just €10 for adults and €5 for kids under 12, you’ll get a t-shirt, a medal, and a chance to be a part of something truly special. Plus, no worries about a price hike this year - your entry fee still covers the obligatory Liability insurance. Entry forms are available at various locations, or you can easily download one from the MABS Mazarron Facebook page. Let’s come together and make a difference - see you at the start line!

FREE

Image: Shutterstock/wavebreakmedia

Costa Calida • Issue No. 2051 • 24 - 30 Oct 2024

ternational Hit II team, which featured rowers from the US and Canada. The Dragon Boat Festival continues to be an

Get a quote


Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook