A man in his mid-40s lost his life on road between Jete and Otivar on Sunday, according to the emergency coordination centre, 112.
Jete Quad & Bike Collision
by Martin Myall •
Dead Boar vs Summer Traffic
by Martin Myall •
Around the beggining of last month on the A-44, there were tailbacks heading down to the coast, although on this occasion, not for the usual, high-density traffic but because of a wild boar that had wandered onto the autovía.
The Solar Eclipse & Perseids
by Martin Myall •
What better place to observe the solar eclipse on Wednesday the 12th than on top of Sierra Nevada! OK, there are better places, if you don’t mind hiking it up to northern Spain, but nevertheless!
Just Another Disaster
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar has two major problems at the moment; a main artery (Paseo de La Caletilla) and the Municipal Market which relies on generators to provide electricity, as it is still not connect up the mains system.
Passion at The Wheel
by Martin Myall •
Passion at the wheel can be dangerous – and we don’t mean coming away with something other than undying love. No this was a couple who thought that being parked up whilst ‘being friendly,’ was boring.
Forgotten in A Supermarket
by Martin Myall •
We become forgetful with age and leave things in supermarkets, like keys, a personal shopping trolley, your grandmother’s funeral ashes… Wait!
Almuñécar Repairs Campo Lanes
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar Town Hall says that it will spend quite a lot of dosh on improving 15 country lanes around Río Verde, Río Seco y Río Jate.
Defence Minister Breaks Ranks
by Martin Myall •
Whilst Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, might be treading a very diplomatic path concerning Morocco, the feisty Defence Minister, Margarita Robles is not taking what happened quietly.
Grants for Hotels
by Martin Myall •
The Central Government has announced that they will be extending a grant for 6-million euros to two hotel projects; one in La Herradura and the other on Playa Granada in Motril.
Fallen Punta Trees
by Martin Myall •
The Punta de la Mona is probably one of the most well known natural assets that the municipality has, together with Cerro Gordo, with its timeless pines, some over a hundred years old, but the concern is over the dead ones.