Valencia: where the streets have a name.
Calle Cirilo Amoros is a street that runs between and parallel to the busier Calle Colón and Gran Via Marques de Turia. It is named after Cirilo Amorós y Pastor,…
Valencia First on Carbon Footprints
You often hear people say (usually when they are throwing litter in the street or watering the lawn at midday in the summertime) that their actions are insignificant and “can’t…
Lemar: Technology is the Answer
What started as a small, family business in 1962 supplying mechanical components in the village of Foyos, just outside the city of Valencia, has become a state of the art…
Oh Those Valencian Knights
The name of King James (Jaime in Spanish and Jaume in Valencian) is one that appears everywhere in and is as fundamental to Valencia as Arthur or Henry V are…
British Haut Cuisine Invades Lliria!
Since this article was first written, Spainsbury’s has been taken over by Polish entrepreneur Maggie, although the article remains true and the product line similar. It is now called Sweet…
Valencian Eco Oil
Why pay more? is a scream we often hear in a world that is increasingly becoming Macdonaldised everywhere you look. Why indeed? Because quality is still something that many people…
On My Way to Berklee, Valencia
Interview with Stephen Webber – Director of the Master in Music Technology Innovation and the Technology Department. Berklee Music School, Valencia and Boston, USA. 1. How have you adapted to…
Lourdes Millet: Sailing to Success
Lourdes Millet is a fine example of the new generation of dynamic, talented, professional Valencians with an international outlook and the necessary skills to deliver the goods. And as she…
Mitsubishi: the Sun also Rises in Valencia
In the the visitors room of the Mitsubishi plant at Museros there are four photos on the wall. The first one shows the original production plant in 1964, surrounded by…
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