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Please may I ask for help in searching for my Grandson`s lost Teddy Bear. He was on holiday from 31st March to 12th April, staying at Hotel Guayarmina, Costa Adeje. The bear went missing from the hotel room, we believe with the laundry. Sadly we have not been able to find him and my Grandson is distraught at the loss of his much loved bear. The bear is approx 14 inches high and wears a green jumper. He is an Irish bear and has a shamrock on his right foot. We are willing to pay a reward of E50 to have him back home. Please can anyone help?
As the south of Tenerife gets better and better regarding the money spent on improving the general looks to it., and also the vast improvements in the construction of garden areas,and laying of better pavings,it is disconcerting to see that the levels of dog poo in these garden,and paved areas is on the increase.So much so that various areas in the Cristianos area have been named dog shit alleys.Surely would it not pay the council to appoint dog wardens(armed with cameras) on a basic wage with powers to issue instant fines for offending owners who blatently allow their dogs to foul and leave the mess.A percentage of the fine could then go to the warden as way to boost their earnings.Whatever the answer is this problem will not go away on its own,along with another two issues being 1 the constant barrage of lucky lucky men who persist in presenting their wares at people whilst they are trying to walk unhindered along the front or even worse still, come in a constant stream whilst holiday makers are trying to eat a meal and have a conversation.2 and finally we must put a stop to all the blanket trip advertizing material that is appearing on every street corner and wall throught the south.This is blatent unadulterated littering.These pamphlets are unsightly as are just left willy nilly here there and everywhere and get blown into bushes over spare land etc., also when wet become lethal when stepped on. Over the past few years huge improvements have been to the area from Paloma beach all the way along the coast to and past La Caleta.,encouraging the tourist ,the islands life blood.to come not once but to return time and again.Don,t let them get put off by something easily rectified.Greg Whittle Apartment Owner.
I am trying to locate and send pictures to a policeman we met and his partner in Puerto Rico two weeks ago.
I have contacted the hotel and are not able to have their details.
I was considering sending a photo of him to the police station in Las Palmas does anyone have an e mail address please?
best regards
mark burgess wrexham n wales uk