If you live up in the hills in Río de la Miel and Loma de las Cuadrillas, which lie between Maro and the Málaga/Granada boundary, this should interest you.
Rio de La Miel Roadworks
by Vivienne Hughes •
Axarquia
News from Nerja and Axarquia
Illegal Irrigation Pond
by Vivienne Hughes •
Axarquia is in the middle of a drought with its main reservoir, La Viñuela at only 30% of its capacity yet farmland owners continue to plant more irrigated crops.
Nerja Caves Closed Again
by Louise Powell •
Nerja Caves spent most of the time between their being inaugurated and the present day in full operation but now with Covid, things have changed.
From Farmland to Concrete
by Vivienne Hughes •
Nerja Town Hall has decided to reactivate its plans for developing one of the last undeveloped beaches within the municipality perhaps in the province: El Playazo.
4-Year Old Wandering on Road
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Policia Local of Algarrobo picked up a 4-year-old child that had wandered off by himself and was spotted walking alongside a busy road.
Junta Publishes BOJA
by Martin Myall •
The Junta has published the changes announced yesterday evening in the official regional gazette (BOJA). It confirms the list of closed municipalities.
Latest on Nerja EDAR
by Martin Myall •
The Nerja sewage-treatment plant is in the midst undergoing its trials, which began in October – you’d probably not want to ponder on what that entails.
Lastest Local Covid Data: 4th
by Martin Myall •
Concern continues over the British variant of the virus, especially with the proximity of Gibraltar – the Junta shut down eight neighbouring towns as a buffer.
Nursery vs Mobile Mast
by Martin Myall •
Frigiliana Town Hall is negotiating an agreement with two phone-service providers, Vodafone and Orange, concerning a phone mast in the village.
Nerja Caves Reopen
by Vivienne Hughes •
Although Nerja’s top attraction, Las Cuevas, has had a bad year, it has just reopened with new facilities for visitors to enjoy.