The Chairman of the Mancomunidad, Rafael Caballero (also known as ‘plenty salaries’) visited the three wells in Cantarriján that supply water to La Herradura and Almuñécar.
Cantarriján Wells Serviced
by Martin Myall •
Gallego Day in La Herradura
by Martin Myall •
The Asociación de Amigos de Galicia in La Herradura are celebrating their Día de Galicia today as the 25th is the Día de Santiago Apóstol, patron saint of both Galicia and Spain.
Molvízar War Graves
by Martin Myall •
The Junta de Andalucía has published in the Regional Gazette (BOJA) the authorisation for the locating, exhumation and identification through DNA testing of bodies in known, unmarked graves.
Strange Timing
by Martin Myall •
The Mayor of Motril explained that asphalting began on Wednesday on one of the main entrances into Motril from the autovia on the eastern side of town and would be finished by the 2nd of August.
Salobreña’s Bylaw Controversy
by Martin Myall •
The recent decision by the ruling party to force landowners on the TH1 to ‘urinate or get off the pot,’ sort of thing, has met considerable opposition. We covered this on the 19th of last month, online, by the way.
Metal Detectors on Beaches
by Martin Myall •
The socialist Spokeswoman with the Motril Town Council, Gádor Domínguez, is going to put forward a motion in the next Plenary Meeting for the authorisation of metal detectors on beaches.
Attracting Flights into Granada
by Martin Myall •
The Granada Provincial Council has put up for tender a contract for advertising airlines that will be bringing three new international connections to Granada Airport: France, Portugal & The UK.
Vehicle Break-Ins
by Martin Myall •
Police in Motril arrested a man in his mid 30s, suspected of seven vehicle break-ins, having smashed side windows to gain access.
Fatal Accident on Same Road
by Martin Myall •
A man lost his life whilst crossing the new bypass that links the Port Road to the Vadillo Trading Estate (Avenida Costa Tropical) in Motril.
Sunday & Bank-Holiday Openings
by Martin Myall •
As of the 21st of July, Motril put into play a change of commercial hours for shops, etc, letting businesses open on Sundays, Public Holidays and during Semana Santa, if they so wish.