In years gone by, visitors to Spain were dismayed to see abandoned boxes of kittens by rubbish bins, donkeys and horses chained to stakes without shade or water, and dogs wandering around with open wounds.
Features
editorial columns by feature writers
Al Bar, Almuñécar
by Martin Myall •
It’s great to see something original, giving locals a wider choice of takeaway food; such is the case with Al Bar who do delicious spit-roast ham.
Reader’s Letter: Old Age
by Gazette Reader •
Some of us in the British community in Almuñécar have been thinking about our future here when we can no longer manage to live in our own houses or flats or when we no longer want to.
Where is The Logic?
by Martin Myall •
Mar Gómez commented on one of our articles (via facebook) about the 7-year-girl who was gored by a bull as she played outside her front door:
7,000th Article Reached
by Editor •
The online version of the Seaside Gazette posted its 7,000th-article on the 6th of August, entitled, “Salobreña Park Reopens.” We reached our 6,000th article on the 21st of June, 2015.
August PDF Download Available
by David Darby •
The August edition of the Seaside Gazette in PDF format is now available for downloading.
Reader’s Letter: Rules
by Gazette Reader •
In your June edition (Vol 13 No.: 6) you have an article on the dam north of Motril, on the road to the city of Granada.
July PDF Now Available
by Martin Myall •
Whereas the printed version won’t be out until Friday the 1st, you can be one of the first to read it by downloading this PDF version!
Gazette July Edition
by David Darby •
The Seaside Gazette is at the printers and will hit the streets on Friday 1st July
Brexit & Spanish Residency
by Marie-Claire Richardson •
The British citizens living in Spain are currently considered citizens of the EU, therefore allowing them freedom to travel and work inside the European Union countries. With the UK’s exit, this status will cease, as well as the rights that these citizens have.