This month we are back in Granada, raising our glass to the small local producers who continue crafting serious wines despite long droughts and merciless summer heat.
Bodegas Vertijana
by Bruja del Vino •
Upset and Upsetting
by Martin Myall •
When a woman decided to go ballastic in Granada, four people ended up injured, one them them quite seriously after getting an hit by an ashtray in the face.
Connecting to the Castle
by Hugh MacArthur •
Lanjarón has taken a step closer to getting its zip-line project approved and assigned EU funding.
Why You Need to Write for AI
by Costa Women •
You might not like it but you need to befriend AI for your business
Torrecuevas Fiestas
by Louise Powell •
This barrio of Almuñécar has its fiestas coming up this weekend with a variety of planned activities, including a race in benefit of AECC.
Soldier Dies out Hiking
by Martin Myall •
You hear cases of people going out on hikes, either not prepared physically or not properly equipped, but when a soldier from the Spanish Legion dies on a hiking route, you know that this wasn’t the case.
New Miradores for Maro
by Editor •
The natural park of Acantilados de Maro-Cerro Gordo, has a total area of 1,810 hectares, most of which lies on the Málaga side of the provincial border.
Rambla Clearing
by Martin Myall •
Motril Town Hall has finally got its act together and has started clearing the vegetation out of the Rambla de las Brujas, which looks a bit like Kew Gardens at the moment.
Playa Granada Expansion
by Martin Myall •
Playa Granada has grown enormously and now the final 344 dwellings (apartments) are going up.. but for how long will construction pause?
Be kind!
by Helena Molin Valdés •
October sees the United Nations celebrate its 80-years anniversary.
Goodbye to Horse Carriages
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Mayor of Málaga, Francisco De la Torre, announced this Monday that the use of horse carriages as tourist rides in the city is prohibited as of the following day.
Salobreña’s Romería
by Louise Powell •
Salobreña’s Romería del Sur reached its peak on Sunday with a procession of romeria floats starting from Plaza Juan Carlos I at 11.00h and very colourful it was.
Transport Company Goes Bust
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Lanjarón-based, road-transport company Lanjatrans, which specialises in warehousing and road transport, both national and international, filed for bankrupcy.
Crisis over Mammograms Blunder
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Granada Public Health Defense Board (MDSP-GRANADA) has been saying for years that the financing & management problems of the province’s healthcare system are having dire consequences.
Tourist Boat Fire
by Martin Myall •
A tourist craft caught fire in Fuengirola Marina on Saturday as it was leaving the port from Berths 2-3.