The Motril Port Authority has restarted improvement & modernisation work on the passenger terminal these past few days, now that the summer, peak-passenger period for ferry lines to and from North Africa is over.
The Chairman of the Mancomunidad, the Mayor of Almuñécar, the Maintenance Councillor, and the Manager of Aguas y Servicios visited the Barrio of Torrecuevas.
The Casa de la Cultura in Nigüelas will bring together historians, researchers, and specialists to address La Memoria Democrática, covering Francoist repression, the role of women, exile, and deportation.
A flock of Junta bigwigs popped in for a photo-op at the conclusion of the Parque fluvial de Tormentas works on the Rambla de Molvízar.
The Mayor of Salobreña, Javier Ortega, has once again complained about acts of vandalism around the town, aimed at street furniture.
Almuñécar is holding its Barrio de San Miguel fiestas very soon; from the 25th to the 29th of this month, as San Miguel falls on the 29th.
It’s time to launch the Poppy Walk 2026! This year’s walk will be the same format as last year, which proved to be very successful.
It’s tough getting a mortgage for a house, especially a young couple, with the average price per square metre in Spain costing 2,355 euros, so when an offer for a 5-bedoom dwelling on the Costa Tropical comes up for 62,500 euros…
The Costa Granadina (as it was known) was spared the brick deluge that swamped the Province of Málaga in the 60s and 70s, eating its way along the coast, but even today, brick-fo-brick’s sake continues over the border in the Axarquía.
The Mayor of Salobreña’s plan to completely redo access to the beach from the western entrance from the N-340 has met opposition from a local citizens group, Cal y Caña.
When the Russian invasion of Ukraine broke out in 2022 Spain was able to use a mechanism that allowed it to contain the price of electricity and lower a soaring electricity bills for consumers.
An abseiler lost his life in a narrow series of cascades in the Barranco de Trevélez where it passes through the municipality of Carataunas. The Guardia Civil has repeatedly warned people about how dangerous this area is.
The younger drug runners that man the refuelling RIBs (petaqueo) for filling up the drug-carrying ones for their return trip, are boasting on TikTok and belittling the efforts of the Guardia Civil and Coast Guards.
An articulated lorry came off the A-92 autovía on a sharp bend and plunged down a steep embankment early yesterday afternoon.
Now British people, for whom queuing is sacred and arguably an Olympic Sport for them, queuing in Spain seems chaotic and decidedly foreign. Nationals from other European countries are not much impressed either.