Local Councils

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173, Pont San Tumas

Marsa

The Local Council of Marsa, located in the southern part of Malta, serves as the governing body for the town of Marsa. Established to address the needs and concerns of its residents, the council is responsible for local administration, community services, and the development of public spaces. Marsa is characterized by its rich history, with landmarks like the Marsa Sports Grounds and the Marsa Power Station, which reflects the town's industrial background. The council plays a vital role in promoting civic engagement and fostering community spirit through various initiatives and events aimed at enhancing the quality of life for its inhabitants.

Marsa

Gnien Sant’Anna, Pjazza Dun Tarcis Aguis

Marsaskala

The Local Council of Marsaskala is a vital administrative body in Malta, serving the community of Marsaskala, a picturesque seaside town located in the southeastern part of the island. Known for its beautiful bay, vibrant local culture, and rich history, Marsaskala has become a popular destination for both residents and tourists. The council is responsible for local governance, including urban planning, public services, and community development initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality of life for its inhabitants. Through various projects and programs, the Local Council of Marsaskala seeks to promote sustainable development while preserving the unique charm and heritage of the area.

Marsaskala

2, Vittorjo Cassar Street

Marsaxlokk

The Local Council of Marsaxlokk, a picturesque fishing village in southeastern Malta, serves as the administrative body managing the town's development, infrastructure, and community welfare. Known for its colorful traditional fishing boats, called luzzus, and vibrant Sunday fish market, Marsaxlokk attracts both locals and tourists. The council oversees initiatives to preserve the town's rich maritime heritage while fostering sustainable development. It plays a crucial role in organizing cultural events, maintaining public spaces, and supporting local businesses, ensuring that Marsaxlokk remains a charming and thriving community.

Marsaxlokk

Corte Capitanale, Council Square

Mdina

The Local Council of Mdina, Malta's ancient fortified city, plays a pivotal role in preserving the town's unique historical and cultural heritage. Known as the "Silent City," Mdina is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its medieval and Baroque architecture, narrow streets, and panoramic views. The council oversees the maintenance of its historic structures, manages public spaces, and promotes tourism while safeguarding the peaceful ambiance that defines the city. It also engages in community initiatives to ensure sustainable development and improve the quality of life for its residents, balancing the needs of heritage conservation and modern living.

Mdina

126, Triq il-Mitħna l-Ġdida

Mellieħa

The Local Council of Mellieħa, located in the northern region of Malta, serves as the administrative body for the picturesque town renowned for its sandy beaches, rich history, and natural beauty. Established in 1994, the council oversees community services, environmental conservation, cultural initiatives, and infrastructure development to enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors. It plays a pivotal role in preserving Mellieħa’s heritage, such as the Parish Church, World War II shelters, and nearby nature reserves, while promoting sustainable tourism. The council is a hub for civic engagement, fostering a strong sense of community pride and cooperation.

Mellieħa

22, Triq Sir Harry Luke

Mġarr

The Local Council of Mġarr, Malta, governs a charming rural locality in the northwestern part of the island. Known for its picturesque countryside, Mġarr is famous for its traditional agricultural practices and local produce, especially strawberries, celebrated during the annual Festa Frawli. The council oversees the development and maintenance of community facilities, infrastructure, and cultural events, ensuring the preservation of Mġarr's rich heritage, including landmarks like the Parish Church of Saint Mary, a stunning example of neo-romantic architecture. Its initiatives aim to balance modern needs with the village's rustic character, fostering a close-knit and vibrant community.

Mġarr

Civic Centre, Level 2, Constitution Street

Mosta

The Local Council of Mosta serves as the administrative body for the town of Mosta, one of Malta's largest and most vibrant localities. Situated in the heart of the island, Mosta is renowned for its iconic Rotunda, home to one of the world’s largest unsupported domes. The council oversees various aspects of community life, including local infrastructure, cultural events, environmental initiatives, and public services. Committed to enhancing residents' quality of life, the council actively engages with the community and fosters projects that preserve Mosta's rich heritage while supporting sustainable development.

Mosta

29, Triq il-Parroċċa

Mqabba

The Local Council of Mqabba is the governing body responsible for the administration and development of the picturesque village of Mqabba, located in the southern region of Malta. Known for its rich limestone quarries and deep-rooted traditions, Mqabba is celebrated for its vibrant festas, particularly those honoring Our Lady of the Lilies and St. Michael. The council oversees various aspects of community life, including infrastructure maintenance, cultural activities, and environmental initiatives. Committed to preserving the village's heritage while embracing modern advancements, the council plays a pivotal role in fostering a harmonious and progressive community.

Mqabba

Pjazza Menqa

Msida

The Local Council of Msida, situated in the central region of Malta, serves as the governing body for the vibrant and historic town of Msida. Known for its picturesque harbor and strong maritime heritage, Msida is a bustling hub of activity, blending modern amenities with cultural charm. The council is responsible for the town's administration, community development, maintenance of public spaces, and organizing local events that celebrate Msida's traditions. It plays a crucial role in fostering a sense of community among residents and ensuring the town continues to thrive as a key destination for both locals and visitors.

Msida

Triq ir-Reġimenti Maltin, Town Centre

Mtarfa

The Local Council of Mtarfa is a local government body located in the town of Mtarfa, situated in the central region of Malta. Mtarfa, known for its scenic views and historical significance, is a quiet residential area that offers a blend of rural charm and modern amenities. The council plays a key role in addressing the needs of the local community, overseeing public services, infrastructure, and cultural activities. Mtarfa’s rich history, particularly its military past, is reflected in various landmarks and is a significant aspect of the town’s identity. The Local Council works to preserve this heritage while supporting the development of the area for its residents.

Mtarfa

Profs. Ġuże’ Aquilina Street

Munxar

The Local Council of Munxar is located in the southern part of the island of Gozo, Malta. This small but charming locality is known for its picturesque rural landscape and traditional Maltese architecture. Munxar is home to a close-knit community and is surrounded by scenic countryside, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. The council focuses on promoting local culture, preserving its heritage, and supporting sustainable development to enhance the quality of life for its residents and visitors. Munxar is also known for its proximity to the popular tourist destination of Xlendi, a coastal village famous for its beautiful bay and historical sites.

Munxar

Triq it-Tramuntana

Nadur

The Local Council of Nadur is the governing body of the town of Nadur, located on the island of Gozo in Malta. It plays a vital role in managing local affairs, ensuring the well-being of its residents, and promoting community development. The council is involved in a variety of activities, including organizing cultural events, maintaining public spaces, and advocating for the needs of the local community. Nadur is known for its rich history, picturesque landscapes, and traditional Maltese architecture, and the Local Council helps preserve and promote these elements while addressing contemporary needs.

Nadur

Ċentru Ċiviku, Vjal il-21 ta ’Settembru

Naxxar

The Local Council of Naxxar is one of the administrative bodies in Malta, overseeing the affairs of the Naxxar area, which is located in the central part of the island. It plays a key role in local governance, focusing on improving the quality of life for residents by providing essential services, promoting cultural activities, and ensuring sustainable development. The council is actively involved in preserving Naxxar's rich historical heritage, including its churches and architectural landmarks, while also supporting community initiatives and infrastructure projects that benefit the local population.

Naxxar

Casal Paola, Gnien Pawlu Boffa, Triq il-Knisja

Paola

The Local Council of Paola is a local government authority situated in the southern part of Malta. It serves the community of Paola, a town known for its rich history and cultural heritage, including the iconic Tarxien Temples and the Church of St. Ubaldesca. The council plays an essential role in managing the town's day-to-day affairs, such as maintaining public spaces, organizing local events, and improving the quality of life for residents. As a hub for both residential and commercial activities, Paola is a dynamic area where the Local Council actively works to foster community engagement and development.

Paola

Alamein Road

Pembroke

The Local Council of Pembroke is a local government authority in Malta, situated on the northern coast of the island. It oversees the administration of the Pembroke area, which is known for its residential neighborhoods, scenic coastal views, and historical sites. The council plays a key role in local governance, addressing community needs, urban planning, and providing services to its residents. It is also involved in promoting local culture, environmental sustainability, and enhancing the quality of life for the people living in Pembroke. The area is home to a mix of modern developments and historical landmarks, making it an important part of Malta's local landscape.

Pembroke

11, ’Il-Pellikan’, K. Mifsud Street

Pietà

The Local Council of Pietà, located in the central part of Malta, serves as the local governing body for the town of Pietà. It is responsible for overseeing community development, local services, and cultural activities within the area. Pietà, known for its picturesque harbor and proximity to the capital, Valletta, has a rich history and is home to various residential, commercial, and leisure spaces. The Local Council plays a key role in addressing the needs of its residents, ensuring public services, and promoting local heritage while fostering a sense of community among its inhabitants.

Pietà

Civic Centre, Bishop Mikiel Buttigieg Street

Qala

The Local Council of Qala is the local governing body of Qala, a small village located on the northeastern tip of the island of Gozo, Malta. Known for its scenic views, Qala is a picturesque area that combines a rich history with modern-day community life. The council is responsible for managing local services, promoting cultural heritage, and organizing events that celebrate the village's traditions and community spirit. With its close-knit population, the Local Council plays a central role in shaping the village's development, ensuring a balance between preserving its historic charm and supporting local growth.

Qala

392, Triq il-Vitorja

Ħal Qormi

The Local Council of Ħal Qormi is the local governing body of the town of Ħal Qormi, situated in the central part of Malta. It is one of the oldest settlements on the island, with a rich history dating back to Roman times. The council is responsible for managing local services, urban planning, and cultural activities, serving the needs of the community. Ħal Qormi is known for its traditional Maltese architecture, vibrant markets, and the famous Qormi bread. The local council plays an important role in preserving the town's heritage while promoting modern developments to enhance the quality of life for its residents.

Ħal Qormi

7, Triq il-Knisja

Qrendi

The Local Council of Qrendi is the local governing body for the town of Qrendi, situated in the southern part of Malta. Known for its rich history and cultural heritage, Qrendi is home to several historical landmarks, including the ancient temples of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra. The local council plays a crucial role in managing and preserving the town's resources, supporting community initiatives, and fostering local development. Qrendi is a small yet vibrant town, with the council ensuring a balance between modern progress and the protection of its historical and environmental heritage.

Qrendi
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