You really shouldn’t believe everything your mum says… well, that’s at least true of Diana Martinez, a 22-year-old Columbian girl, from the town of Guasimal.
October Gazette Now Available
by David Darby •
The October edition of the Seaside Gazette is in full PDF format is now available for downloading
Seattle Compost Controversy
by David Darby •
The residents and companies alike, in Seattle, USA, may be facing fines if they don’t put their food scraps into a compost container.
Car Corpse Kerfuffle
by David Darby •
Some cars just don’t have enough room in the boot (trunk). Let’s face it, when you’ve got a trolley load of shopping, a gasoline container, some tools, an old blanket and a dead body…
Poland Donkey Sex Shame
by David Darby •
Have you heard of Napoleon and Antosia? Maybe not, but they have been making waves in high places in their home country of Poland.
Bedding Down Your Pool
by David Darby •
OK, living down on the coast means that you don’t have to worry about really extreme weather conditions, but even so, preparing your pool for Autumn and Winter is still a must.
Gallardón Abortion Bill Scuppered
by David Darby •
Even the Popular Party itself could not have imagined the backlash over the controversial proposed abortion bill drafted by the Justice Minister, Alberto Ruiz Gallardón. The bill called for horrendously archaic rules to be applied to abortion, making almost impossible for a woman to abort a fetus, no matter what the circumstances.
Fire in Nut Hut
by David Darby •
Just before 22.00h on Friday, firefighters managed to extinguish a small fire in Motril at the old almond factory. This now defunct business premises is located near the Hospital de Santa Ana.
Scandies & Frenchies Welcome!
by David Darby •
The Town Hall and TUI Travel PLC, have come up with a few ideas to promote Almuñécar and La Herradura as tourist destinations for Scandinavians and French-speaking countries.
TUI Travel PLC are a world leader in vacation type travel, so they should know what they are doing.
Scotland & Catalonia
by David Darby •
So, what does the Scotland ‘No’ vote mean for Catalonia? Well, in truth, not an awful lot really, but it has made the public in Catalonia (and many other countries worldwide) sit up and take notice. Particularly the ‘turnout’ figures.