SENIGALLIA- This stunning Adriatic resort town is a lesser-known holiday destination in the central east part of Italy. Except for having historical connections with France and being founded by the Senones in the 4th Century, it has no links with the similarly named West African nation of Senegal!
In order to get to Senigallia it is best to book a flight directly to Ancona or fly to Rome and take a two and a half hour train ride through the rolling green hills and Italian countryside.
ROME- The Italian government has declared a state of emergency in the northern provinces of Piacenza and Parma, in the Emilia-Romagna region, due to a drought that threatens the supply of drinking water available to the population. The capital also faces its worst drought in recent years, with Mayor Virginia Raggi issuing a decree to regulate water use in an attempt to limit waste.
As a result of the crisis in Emilia-Romagna, the government has issued 8.65 million euros in order to help secure a steady supply of water to those at breaking point.
ROME- Anthony Allard is Principal for Middle and High School at Rome International School (RIS). He studied Agriculture and Biology at Bangor University in Wales. Trained as a teacher at the University of Leicester, he earned his headteacher's qualification with the National College for School Leadership in Nottingham. He began as a Science teacher in Derbyshire before teaching Biology in Tamworth. He was a Head of Year at Myton School in Warwick before becoming Assistant Headteacher at a state school in Leicester, then headteacher at the Oshwal Academy Senior School in Mombasa. Mr.
ROME — WFP Executive Director David Beasley has told his predecessor Catherine Bertini he expects to follow “all but one” of 10 recommendations she made for cost savings and management streamlining of the UN agency including a more subdued personal expenditure style of leadership, Ms Bertini disclosed Tuesday.
ROME—As the sweltering heat begins to engulf the Italian capital entering the summer months, there is no better place to cool off and enjoy a cocktail than at the Ice Club Roma, the only ice bar in Italy, situated right in the heart of the city in the historical borough of Monti, easily within walking distance from the Colosseum.
Everything from the walls to the bar is made from ice, with the internal temperature of the venue at a refreshing -5°C, guaranteed to instantly wick away the sweat after a hot day roaming around the Eternal City.
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