The Joven Orquesta Mediterránea will beging its season of concerts in Almuñécar on the 31st with the Requiem in D minor, (K.626) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Almuñécar Mozart Concert
by Louise Powell •
Not Just The Kitchen Sink
by Martin Myall •
A woman who ran an accommodation business in Loja was evicted by the owners, so she decided to take as much as she could with her… including the toilets.
Clocks, Seasons & Faffing
by Martin Myall •
As you all already know, the clocks go back an hour on Sunday morning, meaning that you get an extra hour in bed… supposedly.
Municipal Market Advances
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tomorrow in the Plenary Meeting of the Town Council the Mayor will present the bidding documents for the new municipal-market building with its subterranean parking.
Rules Legal Action?
by Vivienne Hughes •
The pressure group pushing for the Rules Reservoir distribution system are studying the legal possibilities of taking the Government to court before the EU.
Ann Henhoeffer
by Martin Myall •
I went along to The Hideaway Bar in La Herradura for a fund raising event for a cancer treatment for Ann Henhoeffer, which raised 3,115 euros on the night.
Motril’s Industrial Heritage
by Louise Powell •
Researchers and university professors participated in a 3-day event in Motril entitled: III Congreso Internacional de Patrimonio Industrial y la Obra Pública.
Deputy Bank Manager Arrested
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Guardia Civil carried out arrests as part of the police operation, Beaker, in Cádiz, amongst them a deputy bank manager for fraud.
Reader: Heads up on Concerts
by Gazette Reader •
I am guessing you might know the power-house/poetic (unusual combo!) singer, Judith Facio who moved here four years back, and has teamed up with Carlos to make Curaçao, a Brazilian music band.
Janssen Second Jab
by Vivienne Hughes •
The 1,970,836 people in Spain that received the Janssen vaccine (the one-dosis vaccine) will have to receive a second one soon.
Changes to the Paellera
by Martin Myall •
Motril Town Hall has decided to completely overhaul the fountain roundabout on Avenida de Salobreña, which is level with the Municipal Market.
First Sierra Nevada Snowfall
by Louise Powell •
Winter is getting closer because the first snow on the Sierra Nevada has fallen, dusting the summit with fine, ephemeral snow.
Fines Will Be Returned
by Hugh MacArthur •
It’s now official and not just a possibility; all those fined during the first and second lockdowns will have their fines reimbursed.
A Sunday of Closed Streets
by Martin Myall •
Sunday will be a nightmare in Salobreña as a cross-country race will take place and streets will be closed to traffic.
The Last Desperate Call
by Vivienne Hughes •
The emergency services received a call from a man in a hostal to say that he didn’t feel well and couldn’t move and then he died.