2015 will be a year of change from a fiscal point of view. While there will be many fiscal reductions, there are areas where taxation rates will increase. Below is an overview of these changes
Features
editorial columns by feature writers
Camper Home City
by Hugh MacArthur •
Anybody who has driven along the back lane between Salobreña beach to La Caleta recently will have notice just under a hundred camper vans parked up – I counted them.
What Happened to the Plague?
by Wolfgang K Piller MD •
But considering the Ebola hype, what really happened to the plague? The only disease mankind has been able to eradicate is smallpox, although the virus is still being stored in high security laboratories – in case one needs it!
Reader’s Letter: Eulogy for Jan Henshall
by Gazette Reader •
Jan, A great character, generous, kind and always good humored. Her frequent and bountiful luncheons were memorable and will be sorely missed.
Ice With That?
by David Darby •
It has been known for people of a nervous disposition to have a few drinks, just to ‘break the ice,’ but during an ice hockey match in Fargo, North Dakota, the guy who comes on to the ice on a resurfacer during the intermission, took this saying just a bit too far.
Reader’s Letter: La Herradura Padel Courts
by Gazette Reader •
Hi, I am writing from Sweden and am a padel fan, who is also very active in the Swedish Padel Federation Board (yes there is one!)
I’m Not Exactly Charlie
by Marianne Lindahl •
The year 2015 did not start in a happy way. On January 8th jihadist gunmen burst into the offices of the satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo, brutally murdering 12 journalists and cartoonists gathered for a regular meeting in their office in Paris.
Drum, Dance & Rise for Revolution
by Louise Powell •
Almunecar International Women’s Group invite you to join us on Saturday 14th February at 12.00h outside Sabina’s Restaurant.
February 2015 PDF Now Available for Downloading
by Editor •
The PDF version of the February edition of the Seaside Gazette is now available for down loading by following this link.
Slimy Smugglers
by David Darby •
Bulgarian customs officials got a bit of shock when they discovered two million live baby eels hidden in some luggage.