It may nearly be the end of the year but the International Club Of Salobreña are as busy as ever!
International Club News
by ICS •
Features
editorial columns by feature writers
Sal y Pimienta, Almuñécar
by Martin Myall •
It’s the wonderful smell that first strikes you as you walk into Sal y Pimienta, in front of the Almuñécar’s Friday Market Square.
Date Change for Book Signing
by Diana Porter •
Apologies to all of you, especially to Martin H. Myall of the Seaside gazette who was very quick to put this date on his website.
The Easiest Crossword
by Martin Myall •
The November crossword in the paper edition of the Seaside Gazette was the easiest one we have ever printed – It was already filled in.
The Dogs are Curling up Again
by Diana Porter •
On November 10th at 19.00h at 1616 bookshop in Salobreña, Margaret H Townley is launching her book: The Dogs are Curling up Again.
Reader: Too Many Trees
by Gazette Reader •
A reader comments on this morning’s water-protest article saying that perhaps there are too many thirsty trees for the available water supply.
The Rise & Demise of Small-Party Politics
by Sam Rucker •
In 2015, when I worked in Spain as a penny-pinching intern, there was an air of excitement with which Spaniards spoke about politics.
1616 Bookshop
by Gazette Reader •
We received an email from Antonio Fuentes, the owner of 1616 Books in Salobreña about an upcoming event.
Mortgages
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
Mortgages and rising interest rates – what can you do about it?
Taking the Bother out of ITVs
by Martin Myall •
If you’re like me, you dread taking your car into the ITV centre because you can’t make out what the blighter is telling you to do.