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Green Guide
Yes, Costa women know how to socialise
PUBLISHED:
February 28, 2013 at
2:16 pm • LAST EDITED:
February 28, 2013 at
2:55 pm
Andalucia, Lead2 •
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| • Costa Women founder Ali Meehan |
By Kathryn Richardson
A GROUP of women on the Costa del Sol have won ‘Best Social Club’ in the Telegraph’s Best of British Awards 2012.
Costa Women, a social and networking community for women living in Spain, beat off fierce competition from 40 different groups worldwide.
“It’s wonderful to see how supportive the community are of Costa Women and being part of the group,” said founder Ali Meehan.
“My idea was to have a space where women could connect, network and share their stories, ask questions, talk about their hobbies, write blogs, publicise their events and promote their businesses, support local charities as well as importantly provide fun and a positive resource. It looks like we are achieving our aims!”
For more information and to join for free visit www.costawomen.ning.com
Reader Comments »
February 28th, 2013 2:22 pm
February 28th, 2013 4:52 pm
Not really Pedro, in my experience the Spanish don’t want guiri friends, and why on earth would they? I bet you have lots of friends with that attitude lol.
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Or you could find some real friends and not stick with other Expats.