Dear Ed I pay for my rubbish collection & I appreciate that this is collected every night outside my door. I have tried to separate paper/plastic/bottles etc but I have watched it all going mixed up with the rest. There are recycling bins out of town, but if you don’t have a car & are…
Features
editorial columns by feature writers
New Tapa Bar in the Village
by Editor •
Chef, Miguel Castilla, proprietor of Almuñécar’s Restaurante Reina Sofía, has opened a tapas bar in front of Hotel Almijarra in Edificio Bahía Jardín, with the name Sacacorchos (Corkscrew) .
Restaurante Reina Sofia
by Editor •
Special feature: Business in Focus, on the Restaurante Reina Sofia in Almunecar, Granada, Costa Tropical
July 4th in Spain!
by Editor •
The American International Club of Nerja (AICN) has rapidly grown from 38 members to 100+ in just a few years. The Club’s democratic procedures and motto may account for much of that: “If it isn’t fun, we don’t do it!” Again this year, the American Club of Nerja will celebrate the unique American holiday of…
World Wonky News – June
by David Darby •
A summary of world news on a satirical level, looking at some of the crazier happenings during May for the June edition of the Seaside Gazette. By Dave Darby
Hotel Arrayanes News
by Nicola Westby •
Here’s a bit of local business news from Hotel Arrayanes: on Friday 10th June the Barbeque Terrace at the Hotel Arrayanes is re-opening, featuring their delicious A La Carte menu, with a wide selection of charcoal grilled fresh meats, fish, chicken or seafood. There will be a buffet with all the trimmings and homemade desserts.…
Maspalomas
by Nicola Westby •
A spot of local business news concerning MasPalomas: summer opening hours are now all day from 10.00am – 11.30 pm, except Sunday evenings and all day Monday.
Wonky World – May
by David Darby •
Our monthly collection of less than serious news from around the world, included in our hard-copy May edition of the Seaside Gazette!
Credibility
by Wolfgang K Piller MD •
Deadlines for the Gazette are at times a difficult thing for the writer and one would wish the following edition to be printed already one week later. Whilst the last couple of weeks in German politics hardly are worth sarcastic comments or reflection, the days after the last deadline would have been worth lots.
Women Wise – May
by Mette Owens •
What a coincidence: The woman featured in my Women-Wise article this month is called Wise; Carolyn Wise – that is. I met her at restaurant Rincón de Peña Parda, in La Herradura and was curious to hear her story.