The Second part of the Spanish national news gathered for the October edition of the Seaside Gazette, which is compiled and written by Dave Darby
Monthly Archives: October 2010
British Embassy Newsletter, October
by Editor •
Here with the monthly British Embassy Newsletter for October, containing information about returning to the UK and reregistering, about the British Legion and the Poppy Appeal, as well
Pirates or Privateers?
by Editor •
The Almuñécar Local Police, known for their daunting efficiency and citizen adulation, have arrested an African stallholder and confiscated his wares. This occurred at the Friday Market where this Senegalese gentleman had a stall containing 227 CD’s and 94 DVD’s of dubious origin. The Councillor for Citizen Safety, María Dolores Sánchez – the same lady…
Bye Bye Beach?
by Editor •
The high cost of sorting out the rapidly disappearing beach of Playa Granada, estimated at 15 million euros, probably means that it is not going to get sorted out this side of the Second Coming.
Honey Fair in La Alpujarra
by Editor •
You’ve still got time to visit Lanjarón’s Honey Fair, if you’re willing to tog up in wellingtons and an umbrella!
MW Services
by Mette Owens •
If you need help with relocation to Spain, the team at MW Services in Almuñécar can assist with all your needs. The professional duo, Poul Westergaard and Maria Luisa Morón Garcia, offer professional solutions when it comes to an almost endless list of services…
De Tropen
by Mette Owens •
De Tropen is currently offering some great deals on their beautiful furniture collections. There is a 25% -50% sale on their vast collection of outdoor furniture. Furthermore, their indoor furniture, all made of massive teak, is on sale at 20% off. The sale will run until the new collections arrive at the end of October.…
Annie Sloan
by Nicola Westby •
It was exciting to speak to somebody this week who explained how her business has developed positively as a consequence of the financial crunch that we are all experiencing.
Karcher Immobilaria
by Nicola Westby •
I think the whole world is interested in the housing market at the moment, whether you own property or rent. People are guessing and second-guessing when this crisis is going to end.
Los Laureles
by Nicola Westby •
Hmmm… Now that the weather is beginning to cool a bit, Mark at Los Laureles told me about the Sunday Roast he is offering with mouthwatering flavours and smells. For 14 euros you can have a 3-course dinner, or alternatively for only nine euros, you could opt just to have the roast dinner. If you…