AD in support of NGO’s over St John’s treasures
- AD welcomes withdrawal of St. John’s project
- MLP and AD speak out against proposed St Johns development
- St. John’s Co-Cathedral project to be stopped
- St John’s Co-Cathedral Museum – DLH
- FAA calls for free vote on St Johns Co-Cathedral
- Now St Johns Cathedral up for development…..
- St. John’s Co-Cathedral and its Museum – Archdiocese Environment
- FAA reiterates its stand against the St John’s Projects
- St John’s expansion project is unacceptable – FAA
- Update on St John’s projects – FAA and FoE
- Let us not go down that road again – Readers Letter
- FAA reveals new information on risks to St. John’s Co-Cathedral
- FAA will defend public’s voice, even on St. John’s
- Update on St Johns Cathedral projects – FAA
- Deluge of objections jams MEPA’s email inbox
Alternattiva Demokratika- The Green Party supports Flimkien Ghal Ambjent Ahjar and other NGOs in objecting to the St John’s Co-Cathedral Museum’s planned expansion through excavations around the Co-Cathedral and the roofing over of its graveyard. AD hopes common sense and not partisanship will prevail in the discussion in parliament.
It does not make any sense to embark onto works which can modify the core of the historic centre of Valletta, the capital city of Malta which attracts so many for its typical baroque design.
AD Chairman Arnold Cassola stated that the St. John’s Cathedral Foundation could identify an appropriate building in some other part of Malta, and set up a museum entirely and solely dedicated to the 29 Goblain tapestries. “This would be a perfect example of niche cultural tourism, whereby a building of character would be rehabilitated and at the same time there would be diversification of the Maltese touristic and cultural product, with the relative economic benefit for the local population, in some other part of our country. It could also mean restoring a building, of which Valletta is full, which is currently in a state of disrepair.”













