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OUR COMMUNITY |
Lighthouse provides a beacon for networking
If you are looking for a local growth industry, you would have to go for the Lighthouse Club in Pattaya.
FEATURES |
St Andrews Sports and Play Camp a great success
St Andrews once again ran its summer camp for all those children from 3 to 14 years of age who were in need of some extra stimulation and fun during the summer break.
OUR CHILDREN |
Jesters Journal
Where has the time gone? It seems like it was just yesterday when we were heralding in the New Year. But not to worry, despite the time warp, we are ready to rumble. Next, Sunday, September 12th,
SPORTS |
Two Thai women Muay Thai boxers win world championship bouts
Two Thai female boxers achieved notable victories at the recent World Muay Thai Council’s Mother’s Day tournament at the Fairtex Thepprasit Boxing Stadium in south Pattaya.
DINING OUT |
Cuisine du Monde at the Dusit Thani
“Too many cooks spoil the broth” is an old Scottish proverb, but the Dusit Thani Pattaya were not at all afraid to invite three South African chefs into the Irish resident executive chef Adrian O’Herlihy’s kitchen.
AUTO MANIA |
A “real” MG in Pattaya
I spied a black MG TF in Pattaya the other day, windscreen folded flat and two aero screens, and followed it until he stopped. From the outside, it looked immaculate, but it was with great trepidation I asked whether it still had the correct XPAG engine, or had that become a boat anchor and the ubiquitous Toyota was under the bonnet. Hallelujah! The correct XPAG was sitting there,