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Brexit – The Withdrawal Agreement

Amovate has become aware of some extremely useful information explaining the Withdrawal Agreement.  This information can be found on the www.britishineurope.org website, and has come to our attention via the Brits in Portugal Facebook page, posted by Tig James.  Well worth a read.

Here are some useful links:

The Withdrawal Agreement – An Explanation

https://britishineurope.org/2020/01/21/the-withdrawal-agreement/

Withdrawal Agreement Part 2 – Residence, Rights & Procedures

https://britishineurope.org/2020/01/25/wa-residence-rights-procedures/

Withdrawal Agreement Part 3 – Health, Pensions & Social Security

https://britishineurope.org/2020/01/25/wa-health-pensions-social-security/

Withdrawal Agreement Part 4 – Working Rights, Professional Qualifications & Future Family Reunification

https://britishineurope.org/2020/01/25/wa-working-rights-professional-qualifications-future-family-reunification/

The Withdrawal Agreement – What’s Not Covered

 

https://britishineurope.org/2020/01/25/wa-whats-not-covered/

And the Last One……..Frequently Asked Questions

https://britishineurope.org/2020/01/25/withdrawal-agreement-faqs/?fbclid=IwAR3tQ-OQyyYn0UQh3pSJebIeb4n3FZueTvbDdLNkqA0ERh89r-mrqHIZPII

Mobile Library – Old School House Vales

The Junta de Freguesia Aljezur have arranged a Mobile Library, a book loan circuit, in the locations of Alfambras, Vales and Aljezur, fortnightly on Thursdays.

January - 9th & 23rd
February - 13th & 27th
March - 12th & 26th
April - 9th & 23rd
May -   7th & 21st
June  - 4th & 18th

Location is Old School House Vales (next to the Amovate Headquarters) between 14:00h & 16:00h
You can take up to 3 books + 2 films on each loan.

The activity is coordinated by Manuel Santos and supported by the Parch Council of Aljezur.

 

Breaking News!

Taken from theMunicípio de Aljezur Facebook Page today:

Municipality of aljezur, finish the detail plan of the ocean landscape

Notice no. 19228/2019 was published in the journal of the Republic, on August 2019, 29, with the approval of the detail plan of the specific intervention area of the ocean landscape, which concludes the process, creating The conditions and returning the constructive rights to the owners of the lots, which inexplicable and unfortunately the institute for conservation of nature and forests, did not recognize, during the last review of the regulation of the southwest alentejo and costa vicentina, as an independent neighborhood of Vale da tile. This forced the city council to decide on the development of the pp of the ocean landscape, having been started in 2013 and completed now, with the publication in the journal of the Republic.

And this from their website:

Municipality of Aljezur, elaboration of the Vale da Telha Detail Plan, goes to the Algarve Region Coordination Commission

The Vale da Telha Detail Plan is a crucial part of its elaboration so that we can proceed with the proposal for the next phase of the defined timetable. As the deadline for its preparation is expiring, and in order to guarantee its continuation, the City Council approved a new deadline, for two more years, for the realization and final approval of the Plan. Having been submitted by the responsible technical team, the proposal for the plan was presented at the meeting of the 26th November, and it was approved to send it to the Algarve Regional Development Coordination Commission, to begin the conciliation phase between the various entities involved. , for the necessary opinions. This is another extremely important step.

Mexico Day – 5th May

Come and celebrate Mexico Day at Amovate’s Cinco de Mayo Party at Hugo’s Bar.  Fun, Food and Music and much more…….Get your Sombrero out and brush it off ready for the event….Tuesday 5th May from 16.00h.

 Ticket sales to be announced later but book this date in your diary ….All monies from this event will go towards the Early Warning Siren Fund for the Area.

A Message from the British Embassy

We have been asked to help the British Embassy to ensure all British living in Portugal have this important information about Brexit.  Click on the links at the foot of this page for information that they are asking Amovate to pass on, it’s important you are all aware.

“Dear All,

As prominent members of the community in Portugal and important partners for the British Embassy, we would like to ask for your help in promoting our advice on how to get ready for Brexit. This will enable us to reach the people we might otherwise struggle to reach.

Please find attached a partnership pack which has been prepared by the UK government as part of the “Get Ready for Brexit” campaign. The “Get Ready” campaign was devised to help UK nationals living in the EU understand the impact Brexit might have on them and to advise them of the steps they can take now to prepare in order to maintain their rights and their access to local services after Brexit.

The four actions we need UK nationals in Portugal to take are the following:

  1. Register for residency;
  2. Check they are covered for healthcare and register with their local health centre;
  3. Check their passport is valid for travel;
  4. Exchange their UK driving licence for a Portuguese one.

There are a number of ways you can help us spread the message:

  • Inform your family, friends, colleagues and members of your organisation;
  • Post information on your social media channels;
  • Display our Posters in a prominent location.

We are grateful for your support in helping us to spread our messages.

Best regards,

British Embassy”

  **   gov.uk/brexit

  **   UK Nationals Partnership Pack PORTUGAL