In an article yesterday we explained that six municipalities were over 1,000 and might be closed, four of which might not… well, five have been left open.
Five Towns Reprieved
by Martin Myall •
Not A Mere Mortal?
by Hugh MacArthur •
The opposition parties belonging to the Torrox Town Hall are spitting feathers over a ruling-party councillor who’s allegedly building a pool with no licence.
The UK Closes Door on Spain
by Martin Myall •
The UK Government published the following information concerning travelling restrictions:
Spanish Warship Visit
by Hugh MacArthur •
Saturday afternoon will see the arrival of the Spanish Navy, patrol boat Serviola, (belonging to a class of that same name) . It departs Monday morning.
Open Until Midnight
by Martin Myall •
The Junta PM, Sr. Moreno, has announced the new restrictions that will be in force once the Estado de Alarma expires this Sunday.
Post-9th Lockdowns
by Martin Myall •
With the new system coming into effect on Sunday the 9th whereby the 500 per 100k category disappears, only six town will remain closed from Sunday.
Tolls on Autovías and Roads
by Martin Myall •
The Government is eyeing a move to put toll gates (perhaps not physically) on the nation’s autovías and main roads. Until now, only autopistas had tolls.
The Last Update before Sunday
by Martin Myall •
Yesterday saw what could be the last meeting of the regional committee of health experts, announcing which municipalities had excessive Covid figures.
Granada Sur Now at Level Three
by Martin Myall •
The Junta announced last night that the Costa Tropical and the Alpujarra are now on Level Three, having dropped from Level Four.
Exit University, Enter OAPs
by Martin Myall •
It’s a bit more complicated than the length of our headline permits, but basically land ceded to Granada University will now go to a retirement-resort project.
Teens Down A Well
by Hugh MacArthur •
Two 15-year olds fell eight metres down a well but fortunately neither came to grief and were found only to be suffering from mild hypothermia.
Bicycle Station
by Vivienne Hughes •
Torrenueva Costa Town Hall has installed a ‘bicycle station’ in town, in front of the Plaza de las Marismas.
Today’s Covid Figures
by Martin Myall •
These are the last figures before the Estado de Alarma is due to expire on the 9th. The regional committee of experts meets tomorrow to analysis these figures.
Film: Promising Young Woman
by Gazette Reader •
This week’s screening in Salobreña of a film in English is entitled, Promising Young Woman.
What is an Estado de Alarma?
by Martin Myall •
When asked whether the Junta would request an Estado de Alarma for Andalucía, the Vice-PM Marín said that they wouldn’t, but for specific powers they would.