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Ramblers risk their lives as government puts off safe crossing requests at Falka Gap for two years

Ramblers risk their lives as government puts off safe crossing requests at Falka Gap for two years
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Ramblers propose safe trail crossing at Falka Gap on Mgarr Bypass

Ramblers propose safe trail crossing at Falka Gap on Mgarr Bypass
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The Victoria Lines, from conception to demise What future? – Ray Cachia Zammit

Rendered militarily redundant shortly after completion, it remains a neglected heritage asset

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Book review: A call for Victoria Lines to become a heritage trail

The Victoria Lines Malta by Ray Cachia Zammit published by Heritage Books, 2021 In recent years, thanks to the expert research by Stephen Spiteri and the var

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Dwejra concrete path to be removed

A concrete path in the Dwejra countryside is to be removed and resurfaced using sustainable material approved by the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage. Back in February, the Superintendence had halted the works and was in talks with Infrastructure Malta “to determine the way forward”. Heritage pressure group Friends of the Victoria Lines Trail said on Friday that the Superintendence had now approved a revised methodology to relay the old path which is in a deteriorated state. The group had previously said that the road is a “historical military path built to serve the Dwejra Lines, of which it forms an integral element.”

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