Work on the North Building of Hospital Santa Ana in Motril is progressing, our politicians claim, although this project has been going on for literally years.
Motril Hospital’s New Wing
by Vivienne Hughes •
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Salobreña Storm Damage
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña Town Hall has asked landowners and irrigation associations for reports on any and all damage caused by the storm that hit the coast on the 28th of last month.
Pharmacy for Playa Granada
by Martin Myall •
Playa Granada might be expanding but there has always been a lack of amenities such as shops, bank branches and pharmacists down there. This will be changing.
How The Province Reacts
by Martin Myall •
We haven’t covered the train accident because it was widely covered in national & international press, (and now there has been a second one). However, we can cover how it affects our province.
Nerja Bus Station Update
by Martin Myall •
Nerja Town Hall is trying to get a project through to provide the town with a long-awaited bus station, instead of the present bus-stop arrangement.
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.
Beach Restriction Lifted
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Health Department of the Junta de Andalucía lifted the restrictions on Playa Molino and Playa La Charca in Salobreña This morning.
Hotel Miba & Salambina
by Martin Myall •
The Town Hall has given the go-ahead for alterations to Hotel Miba and Hotel Salambina on the main road between La Caleta junction and the first entrance into Salobreña.
Lanjarón Biosaludable Walkway
by Hugh MacArthur •
Lanjarón Town Halll began work last week on a new section of the Biosaludable Walkway; one of the most sought-after infrastructures for both residents and visitors.
Sewage-Treatment Plants
by Martin Myall •
In 2020 in the province of Granada, only 60 of the 114 municipalities had a sewage-treatment plant; in other words, the rest dumped their sewage into the nearest barranco or river.