SkyParks Business Centre is giving people the chance to charge their phones while cycling. A two-bike station has been installed to serve the dual purpose of promoting a more active lifestyle and the generation of cleaner energy.

It’s that time of the year when most people start planning their resolutions for the New Year – a tradition in which one resolves to do an act of self-improvement. Popular pledges include becoming more assertive or more environmentally responsible, learning something new, volunteering to help others, or improving one’s physical or mental well-being.

Celebrate ex-smokers’ achievements on the 30th October This year’s Day of the Ex-Smoker, held on the 30th October, celebrates the hard-earned achievements of ex-smokers across Europe. Ex-smokers are invited to participate in the new Ex-smokers sparkle brighter challenge, by lighting a sparkler to celebrate their healthier, smoke-free, life. iCoach users can also share photos of their “brightest moments” on the EU_Health Twitter and Instagram social media accounts. As this time…

On occasion of the Public Service week, Heritage Malta will be opening all its museums and sites for free on Sunday 1st February.

Until just a few generations ago, children used to inhabit the streets where they ran, jumped, danced, climbed and played. This is no more the case as children today are less physically active, and their lives have become scheduled from dawn to dusk with no time to play.

British Airways has powered up its newest flight simulator, taking the number used by the airline to train its pilots to 18 – the highest ever.

They say life begins at forty and for many, holidays also get better with age. In a study by British Airways, being active, having the money to travel in style and being commitment free were among the top reasons why travel gets better with age, according to the over forties.

The European Commission launched today an online tool to search the list of airlines that are subject to an operating ban or operational restrictions within the European Union, better known as “the EU Air Safety List”.

British Airways, one of the largest and most modern airlines in the world, with of fleet of more than 280 aircraft, flying to over 175 different cities in 75 countries, today recommences its scheduled flights from Malta to London Gatwick. British Airways will transport up to 145 passengers daily on its Boeing 737 and Airbus 319/320 aircraft.