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maltatoday | SUNDAY • 20 JUNE 2021 18 COMMERCIAL COMPANIES IN LIQUIDATION Persons or entities having claims against any one of the following companies which are in liquidation: Red Gold Coral Limited – C-56820 Updating In Knowledge Limited – C-58589 are requested to submit their claims in writing duly supported by detailed documentation by not later than the 30 June 2021 to: The Liquidator, Mr. Ian Dye CPA Soleil De Mid, Triq ta Markijiet, Kirkop KKP1630, Malta or preferably by email on ian@iandye.com. XUEREB INSTALLATIONS LTD VACANCY Xuereb Installations Ltd, seek to recruit on a full-time basis a: "Procurement and Logistics Manager" The ideal candidate should be: Preferably knowledgeable about Contract Finishing and Dry-Wall. Responsible, organized, and self-motivated. Well conversant in Maltese, English and Italian. Able to work ACAD and understand architectural design plans. The main tasks will be: Being responsible for managing materials in stock, orders, and logistics. Procurement, compiling, and submission of tender documents. Quantifying work items off plans and / or "bills of quantities". Having full awareness and good knowledge of products held in stock. Reporting directly to the Company Manager / Director on the daily stock movement. Interested candidates must send CV with photo, and covering letter by the 15th July 2021 by email to: fxuereb@xuerebinstall.com Injecting new life into the Chadwick Lakes THE mention of the term Chad- wick Lakes is likely to take most Maltese readers on a trip down memory lane, with many shar- ing childhood memories of heading to the area particularly after rainy days eager to experi- ence a rare example of cascades on the island. Situated between Rabat and Mtarfa this oasis of serene fresh water presents a perfect day of walking and trekking, but it is also a popular recre- ational area for families and young children. Also, it is an important eco- logical site. Despite the popu- larity with the locals, perhaps very few are aware that the ar- ea got its name from Sir Osbert Chadwick, who, during the second half of the 19th century planned several dams, of vari- ous sizes and forms, with the intention, to retain as much rainwater as possible for agri- cultural use. His dream objective will be re-established with a massive intervention being carried out, with the support of EU Funds, aiming to restore the area to re-create the original volume of water storage in three major dam areas in this valley. These storage areas would provide an adequate water storage for the farmers in the area. Hence this will result in an alternative water source to groundwater for the agricultural activities around the Chadwick Lakes area. As part of this important intervention, which is being managed by the Energy and Water Agency, more than 53,000 m3 of silt and valley de- posits have been cleared from the dam areas in this zone that have been depositing for the last six decades. This work aimed to restore the valley's ecological system and, for this reason, invasive vegetation is being removed and replaced with endemic plants. In fact, more than 5,000 trees and plants are being planted along the valley banks to pro- tect them from soil erosion and improve the overall valley envi- ronment. The planting and reforesta- tion are being done by Nature Trust Malta which is collabo- rating in this project through an agreement between the mentioned NGO and the Ener- gy and Water Agency. The infrastructure in the ar- ea, such as rubble walls and bridges are also being restored, including the Fiddien Box which is a British built struc- ture used to collect water from several different sources in the area, and, eventually, supply the main water system in our country. This restored struc- ture is now going to be used as an interpretation center, with a recreational area developed around it. Prior to the project commencement, several stud- ies have been carried out in order to identify a number of existing species in the valley. The exercise then led to the development of an earth-beat- en trail, and also to the resto- ration of various built passage- ways making the area accessible to the public. Once the project is complet- ed, this will offer wonderful scenery that complements the stunning beauty of the valley. The investment of €5million of European Funds in this re- generation project will offer a new life to this important green lung, therefore improving the local environment and also the quality of life, while protecting another must-visit spot to en- hance the quality of our coun- try's product offering. This content was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its con- tents are the sole responsibility of Corporate Identities Ltd., and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.