Sometimes two contradictory necessities seem to create a paradox, which is the case of the need to start the school year whilst maintaining health restrictions.
Necessary Contradictions?
by Martin Myall •
Editorials
editorial comments on topical news subjects
The Virus Deniers vs Reality
by Martin Myall •
There are people that not only believe crazy things, but will go out of their way to convince you that what they believe is not bonkers.
Subdued 15th
by Martin Myall •
For an evening of the 15th of August in Almuñécar, there weren’t that many people about lastnight; except for the surprise firework display, spirits were low.
Reacting or Overreacting
by Martin Myall •
Most of us woke up this morning to discover that the UK Government has imposed a 14-day quarantine restriction of holidaymakers returning from Spain.
The Waning Summer Season
by Martin Myall •
We are now a week almost into the atrophied summer of late, which is the 15th of July to the 15th of August, a far cry from the summers of old.
Such A Good Idea?
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña Town Council, as reported in a previous article, has reopened the beachroad to one-way traffic whilst giving more space to pedestrians.
Missing The Lock Down?
by Martin Myall •
Before you utter, “weirdo”, and slam the lid shut on your laptop computer, just admit, deep down, that you do. Let me explain. Living at the top of a mountain road there was a blissful absence of annoying cyclists, bikers and Anglophile drivers using the wrong side of the road. With a little over a…
Double Zero & Staying Put
by Martin Myall •
It pays to wait instead of knocking up an article after a first announcement – things rarely are as they seem and politicians change their minds.
Still on the Starting Line
by Martin Myall •
There is no doubt that being left behind, both for Los Malagueños y los Granadinos, is a bitter pill to swallow.
Fresh Air For Kids?
by David Darby •
The Government’s latest idea on how to get our kids some time out of the house and some much needed ‘fresh air,’ is at best ill thought through and at worst, quite frankly, ridiculous.