Valletta Church Objects to Outdoor Catering, Calls for Action on Noise
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In brief
- Friars of the 450-year-old Ta' Ġieżu church in Valletta are opposing plans for an outdoor catering area near their premises.
- They are urging authorities to address ongoing issues of "illegalities and noise" affecting the area.
- MEP David Casa has also called for increased policing to protect Valletta's residents, heritage, and places of worship.
The friars of the 450-year-old Ta' Ġieżu church in Valletta have voiced their strong objection to plans for an outdoor catering area proposed near their historic premises.
Beyond the specific catering proposal, the friars are also insisting that authorities take action to tackle what they describe as "illegalities and noise" that are negatively impacting the area and the church's operations.
Their concerns have been echoed by MEP David Casa, who has called for stronger policing in Valletta. Casa emphasised the need to protect the capital city's residents, its rich heritage, and its numerous places of worship from disturbances.
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