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4 FRIDAY 15TH NOVEMBER 2019<br />
www.weekender.news<br />
Rocking out to save the trees<br />
FORESTS without Frontiers<br />
is a non-profit global organisation<br />
dedicated to the<br />
cause of protecting and replanting<br />
the world’s trees.<br />
They have a charity music<br />
Cancer sacking row<br />
A FORMER Miss Spain<br />
claims she has been<br />
sacked by a cosmetic<br />
company after revealing to<br />
her bosses she is suffering<br />
from breast cancer.<br />
Ines Sainz said the Bilbao<br />
company she was working<br />
for as a director of communications<br />
has fired her after<br />
by Simon Russell<br />
event for their cause at the<br />
Sun Palace Hotel in Albir<br />
this Saturday, 16 November<br />
starting at 3pm. There will<br />
by Alex Trelinski<br />
her diagnosis in September.<br />
The company has denied<br />
any breach of contract.<br />
The 44-year-old, who<br />
was crowned Miss Spain in<br />
1997 at the age of 21, says<br />
the company still owe her a<br />
thousand euros.<br />
She said: “I have been<br />
thinking about it a lot, and as<br />
my mum raised me as a lady,<br />
I will not mention the name<br />
of the company. Clearly it<br />
was because of the cancer as<br />
I told them before work, because<br />
I needed to take sick<br />
leave for my breast cancer.<br />
Two days later I was fired”.<br />
New blood for orchestra<br />
be live music from international<br />
DJs such as Nico from<br />
Romania and a varied mix of<br />
other musical performers.<br />
Tickets cost €20 and as<br />
well as the music this includes<br />
a cocktail on arrival,<br />
tapas and a selection of Indian<br />
food. Among Forests<br />
without Borders ongoing<br />
projects is the planting of<br />
50,000 new trees.<br />
Ines Sainz<br />
THIS is the month when<br />
Javea’s Musical Centre<br />
welcomes new members<br />
to its band and orchestra<br />
and there are five<br />
youngsters joining up this<br />
month.<br />
Laura, Vicent and Pau<br />
who play the French horn,<br />
drums and trumpet respectively,<br />
are joining the band<br />
while Adaya and Lucia, both<br />
violinists, are starting out<br />
with the orchestra.<br />
Just a reminder for classical<br />
music lovers that the conby<br />
Simon Russell<br />
cert season also gets underway<br />
this weekend with the<br />
first Santa Cecilia concert on<br />
Saturday 16 November.<br />
The second is the following<br />
Saturday and the<br />
venue for both is San Bartolome<br />
Church, starting at<br />
9.30pm.<br />
The cycle ends on 6 December,<br />
at the same place<br />
and time.
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