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FIVE-A-SIDE SOCCER COMPETITION

I was there First five soccer tournament. on 21 August we had a competition at La Tercia It was great

July 2010 We shared this jurney: In family, bike around La Tercia

July 31 / July 31th TRIP: FAMILY BIKE Departure 20.00 Triangular Garden. Route: The Casas del Maestro Tercia - La Tercia route suitable for all ages, about 5 km. 21.00 bar, dinner at popular prices. Awards 2230: The best decorated bike / cyclist best dress / The youngest rider / The original group.

Cartagena. From museum to museum

From museum to museum Cartagena offers an exceptional choice of museums. There are many options to choose from; from learning about Cartagena¿s military tradition in the Military Museum to discovering the secrets of its ancient past at the Archaeological Museum, which was built conserving the remains of a Roman necropolis. The Naval Museum, Museum of Underwater Archaeology and Carmen Conde Museum are all also well worth a visit. Cartagena Puerto de Culturas Cl Gisbert 10 30202 Cartagena Tlf.:  968 500 093 Fax: 968 529 298 Email: informacion@puertoculturas.com Web: www.puertoculturas.com OFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMO DE CARTAGENA Pz Almirante Bastarreche s/n 30202 Cartagena Tlf.:  968 506 483 Fax: 968 526 912 Email: infoturismo@ayto-cartagena.es Web: www.cartagena.es

Murcia. Out and about around

Out and about around Murcia There are a variety of interesting places to visit in the outskirts of Murcia. In Alcantarilla's Museum of the Huerta (the generic term for the fields and orchards that surround Murcia) you can find out about what life was like in the typical rural cottages known as barracas and see one of the water-wheels introduced to this area by the Moors. Water-wheels such as this one and the one at La Ñora are a poignant reminder of the importance of water to the development of this area. It is also worth visiting the 17th century sanctuary of the Virgen de la Fuensanta (the city's patron), and the 18th century Hieronymite Monastery, which is known as Murcia's Escorial, located in the Guadalupe district. There are also many archaeological remains, including the castle, fortified palace and Larache fortified palace in Monteagudo, the palaeo-Christian basilica at Algezares or the palaeo-Christian Martiryum at La Alberca. Oficina de Turismo del Ayuntamiento de Murcia Pz CARDENAL BELLUGA 3004 Murcia Tlf.:   +34 968 358 749  Fax: 968 358 748

The King's College of Murcia. 5 min. 3,7 milles from La Nueva Tercia

The school follows the national Curriculum for England and Wales in the same way that has been established at Kings College, Madrid, which has gained an enviable reputation not only in Spain but in Europe and the wider world for the high quality of education offered to its pupils. Academic Principles Sound academic principles underpin the education of children at King’s College and form the basis of a variety of teaching and learning strategies. Approaches are adapted at each stage of a child’s education to take into account changing levels of maturity and knowledge. Pupils are constantly challenged to strive for excellence in all they undertake, bringing out the best in each individual. While the school is academically demanding, we also place strong emphasis on providing an all-round education. We therefore endeavour to create an atmosphere where human relationships and personal development can progress in harmony. At different stages of their schooling, pupils are involved in both individual and team work, thereby building their self-confidence and increasing tolerance towards others. They are also encouraged to undertake an active investigational approach to learning, designed to stimulate a questioning mind. The studies offered are broad and balanced during the earlier years, becoming progressively more specialised during the later stages of Secondary education. This focus, together with the school’s specific efforts to maintain its contacts with the "world outside", means that pupils completing their schooling at King’s College are fully prepared for entry to university and for the eventual choice of a profession. Academic Organization The school’s educational programme is based on the English National Curriculum and offers an excellent British education to children from Pre-Nursery to University Entrance. The curriculum leads to the Cambridge University International G.C.S.E examinations at the end of Year 11 (age 16). These studies are officially recognised by the Spanish Ministry of Education through the process of validation. In their final two years at King’s College, pupils study for the London University (Edexcel) GCE A Level examinations, leading to university entrance. Students wishing to attend Spanish universities may do so on the strength of their results in (I)GCSE and A Levels. Throughout their time at the school, pupils receive advice and orientation on their academic choices and career opportunities from our very experienced Careers and University entrance Advisory Department. Fully qualified British staff teach the English National Curriculum. Spanish language classes for Spanish nationals (including Conocimiento del Medio and Ciencias Sociales) are all given by the school’s qualified Spanish teachers.

We shared a midnight bonfire in La Tercia

June 23rd 20.30 hs. In GEA Y TRUYOLS – LA TERCIA SAINT JOAN’S BONFIRE We are waiting for your ideas for news events

Invest in Murcia. AVE

The bird, the most satisfying project "The year 2009 was crucial, strategic and key to the arrival of the AVE to the region", stressed Ballesta, who acknowledged that "not easy", but said he had been the most satisfying project for his department. Negotiations and agreements reached between the regional government and the Ministry of Public Works this year set in 2014 have enabled the advent of the Community High Speed Corridor through the Levant. The owner of Public Works and Planning said that in the first quarter of 2010 will present the informative study corridor Madrid-Murcia by Cieza and recalled that the choice of the High Speed downtown Murcia and Cartagena communicate through a tunnel by the Puerto de la Cadena, which will service the airport Internacional.El commissioning schedule of the AVE between Madrid and Levante set the opening of the Madrid-Valencia network next year, which will extend to Alicante in 2012, and two years after which it will reach the region of Murcia. On the connection Alicante-Murcia, Minister Jose Blanco has informed that at present have already been tendered, awarded and drafted all projects "from the paths agreed between all authorities involved." In 2012, three hours from Madrid Moreover, the holder of Public Works has advanced Murcia city begin to benefit from reductions in travel time by train to Madrid from 2012, where the route is available in about three hours. This will be achieved with the commissioning in connection Chinchilla Albacete and the new AVE able to run both electrified railway lines or not and various gauges. Its speed is 180 kilometers per hour in non-electrified routes and rises to 250 kilometers per hour on those with power. The minister has ratified the intention of joining Murcia and Cartagena also by AVE, according to the Autonomous Community of Murcia.

Calblanque. Between land and sea

Between land and sea The Calblanque Regional Park is the ideal place to enjoy both sea and countryside. Considered one of the most beautiful natural areas in the region, Calblanque offers a combination of long, deserted sandy beaches and abundant vegetation with plant species such palmettos, wolfwort, Phoenician juniper, pine, carob and fig trees. The park is also home to storks, flamingos, gulls, eagle owls and Bonelli¿s eagles, which can be seen from the park¿s bird-watching hides. For the active there are various trekking routes and horse-back excursions. Mancomunidad Turística del Mar Menor Tlf.:  968 170 256 Web: www.marmenor.net

Murcia-Corvera Airport

NEARBY AIRPORTS San Javier: offers daily domestic flights to Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia, among other places, as many international flights to London, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf and customized charters. The airport is located on the Mar Menor, 35 minutes from Murcia and Cartagena 20. THE NEW TERCIA is 20 minutes  El Altet (Alicante): has regular flights to and from major Spanish and European cities. The airport is located in Alicante, 40 minutes from the city of Murcia. THE NEW TERCIA is 40 minutes. Corvera-Murcia: is a project for the new airport in the region. It will be located just ten minutes from Murcia city and very well connected by highway with the area of Mar Menor, just 20 minutes, and the city of Cartagena, which could be reached in 30 minutes. TERCIA IS THE NEW 10 MINUTES The first plane will land at the international airport of the region will in 2011. The construction work of the facilities and access to the airport moving "at a good pace," Ballesta said that next year will be "decisive for the final push of this highly profitable infrastructure. The structure of the control tower and terminal can distinguish the bones of both airport facilities. Currently, workers employed in the installation of the roof of the terminal and construction of drainage infrastructure for draining water from the entire airport area including the runway. Also, Corvera airport facilities already have the water, while it is running the electricity supply. Regarding access to the International Airport, has been awarded the redevelopment of the links to the airfield from the highway from Murcia to Cartagena (A-30) and construction of access routes, which involve investment of 28.5 million, so that the works will begin in January. With regard to the southern access, the works are being carried out of the stretch of Fuente Alamo to Valladolises of the road and the southern roundabout entrance to the airport, while the completion of the work of fitting stretch of highway RM-601, which connects with Corvera the A-30.

Invest in Murcia. Candidate capital of Culture 2016

Murcia is a candidate for European Capital of Culture 2016 European Capital of Culture is to highlight the richness and diversity and shared characteristics of European culture, favoring the access to culture for citizens and emphasizing the role of culture in the development of cities. In 2016 share capital Spanish town, one Polish. The very act of preparing the bid is an opportunity for analyze and recreate a new vision of the city, the territory in which it is found and its alliances with other European towns and cities. Generally, the cities chosen to take advantage of the designation undertake strategic projects and sustainable cultural development social cohesion and European consciousness. So if Murcia was chosen as European Capital of Culture 2016, this would organize extensive programs of events of various kinds, from music, dance and theater, film festivals, alternative festivals, exhibitions, art shows, conferences, outdoor events free ... The idea of the European Capital of Culture was born in 1983 of the labor Melina Mercouri, Greek Minister of Culture, who proposed to the Commission The creation of this European action, which, since 1985 until now has accorded such recognition to 33 European cities, among which find Madrid in 1992, Santiago de Compostela in 2000 and Salamanca in 2002.

GEA Y TRUYOLS - LA TERCIA FESTIVAL FROM JULY 9TH TO 19TH 2010

Traditional festival in LA TERCIA - GEA Y TRUYOLS Go on  to downloan and get a free activitie program copy www.alamur.com/en-inversiones-alamur-xxi-s-l--downloads.html DO NOT MISS IT!

Wines from Murcia

Visit Omblancas Finca Omblancas is a family-owned winery and estate located in Jumilla, Spain. We are dedicated to crafting extraordinary wines, from the native Monastrell grape, that elegantly express the character of our terrroir Visiting times are from 08:30-13:00 y 15:30-18:00 hours Monday to Friday. Visits are arranged by appointments only. Please fill in the following form: www.fincaomblancas.com/eng/visits.php

AID TO CHILDREN WITHOUT RESOURCES THROUGH CARITAS AND APRIM! DRAFT SARA (PROYECTO SARA).

WHAT TO DONATE? CLOTHING - Clothing Children up to 3 years. ACCESSORIES - buggies, cots, blankets and diapers. FOOD - Potitos, powdered milk and nonperishable food. WHAT IS THE “SARA PROJECT?It is an initiative created by Caritas that aims to help children who are born in families in poverty and whose parents can not afford to provide even the minimum health needs, food or clothing. COLLECTION POINTS: In our offices in Murcia Capital, our sales offices in La Tercia - Gea y Truyols or through the offices of the partners of the Asociación de Promotores Inmobiliarios de la Región de Murcia (APRIM 968-275-226). WOULD YOU LIKE GIVING MONEY TO COOPERATE CARITAS? APRIM opens an account number so that all proceeds be donated to Caritas. CAJAMURCIA: 2043-0001-27-0200139943 DO NOT FORGET THAT IS UNTIL JUNE 30. WE COUNT ON YOUR SUPPORT!

MURCIA'S NEW AIRPORT

Construction work on Murcia’s new airport is expected to get underway over the next few days. The £200m project has been earmarked for completion in 2010, and is expected to be up and running during the tail end of that year. The airport will help cater for the growing number of tourists visiting the region. Data for the existing airport, San Javier, shows that in recent years, the volume of passengers visiting the Spanish region grew from 1,646,129 in 2006 to 2,002,949 in 2007. Growing tourism rates is likely to increase demand for properties for sales in Murcia over the coming years. The development of the eagerly anticipated Murcia Airport will be excellent for the region as it will ease passenger numbers at the current airport as well as making travel easier and more convenient for both regular visitors and new passengers using the new facilities. Murcia continues to grow in popularity as more and more people come to recognise the area’s attractive scenery, rich history and good value for money and the development of Murcia Airport will only add to this trend.

DRAWING COMPETITION

WINNERS OF THE FIRST ALAMUR DRAWING COMPETITION IN LA NUEVA TERCIA: CATEGORY 1  FIRST PRIZE: POPULAR Nº17 - ANTONIO MARTINEZ-ABARCA BAQUERO  SECOND PRIZE: Nº10 - YOUSSEF HADAD BOUJAKHOUT  THIRD PRIZE: Nº 2 - MARIBEL GARCIA TORRES  SPECIAL MENTION: Nº 9 - ANA BELEN GARCIA MARTINEZ  CATEGORY 2 FIRST PRIZE: POPULAR Nº16 - MARIA BELEN LOZANO GOMEZ SECOND PRIZE: Nº27 - BARBARA FUENTES GARCIA THIRD PRIZE: Nº64 - TRINI (SUCINA) SPECIAL MENTION: Nº74 - MARIA TERESA AVILES CAMBRONERO CATEGORY 3 FIRST PRIZE: POPULAR Nº1 - DAVID BAQUERO MARTINEZ CATEGORY 4 FIRST PRIZE: - POPULAR 2 RAQUEL MUÑOZ CROS SECOND PRIZE: Nº4 - MOISES VALENCIA GARCIA THIRD PRIZE: Nº3 - LAURA BERMEJO JUAN