Bear in mind that this article was written on the 16th of October, so there will have been many more fines between its writing and your reading it here.
Turtles Escape Politicians!
by Martin Myall •
The Mayor of Almuñécar, grasping firmly an uncomfortable turtle, returned it to the sea after recuperating in a specialised centre.
Brits Take First Place
by Martin Myall •
The Agencia Estatal de Seguridad Aérea (AESA) registed 1,166 complaints about onboard, conflictive behaviour. No surprises that the majority were caused by drunken Brits.
The Floods
by Martin Myall •
The flooding in Valencia has been pretty much covered by the international press, such as the BBC but as friends are affected we cannot but mention this distaster in our online magazine despite the widespread coverage.
Suspicious La Caleta Fire
by Martin Myall •
We previously had not reported on fire in La Caleta area of Salobreña when it happened, which took place during the same evening as the fire on wasteland in Motril.
Motril Low-Emission Zones
by Martin Myall •
Motril has finally approved low-emission zoning, which it was obligated to do as it has over 50,000 inhabitants.
Lack of Adequate Management?
by Martin Myall •
The Partido Popular in Vélez de Benaudalla claims there is a “situation of abandonment and a lack of public cleaning” around town.
Climber Rescued
by Martin Myall •
Officers from the Guardia Civil post in Trevélez (Alpujarra) with the help of a local, rescued a mountain climber who got lost on the Sierra Nevada, owing to the fog and bad weather.
Update on Hit & Run
by Martin Myall •
More information has come to light concerning the person knocked down and killed on the N-340 where it passes through Salobreña.
Hail on the Coast
by Martin Myall •
Winter is on its way, as if the clock-change weren’t indication enough, because whilst snow fell on the Sierra Nevada, Motril was treated to a hail storm.