news from the Costa Tropical (Granada): Almunecar, La Herradura, Motril & Salobrena
Locals along the Costa Tropical have been reporting a scam to the Guardia Civil known as the False Child Scam.Consequently, officers specialising in cybercrime are conducting an investigation to get to the bottom of incidents where victims have lost between €4,000 and €10,000. The modus operandi of these scammers is to send out mass SMS…
All of the seaside towns along the Costa Tropical announced prior to Semana Santa that they had been busy getting their beaches ready for the Easter crowds. Salobreña was no exception.
Despite Europe’s goal to have zero road deaths by 2050, last year was a bloody one in the province of Granada with a total of 45 deaths on the roads; 2023 ‘only’ saw 29.
A diver had to be rescued yesterday and taken by an air-ambulance helicopter to a hospital in Eastern Málaga.
Almuñécar Town Hall has announced that the municipality’s museums and castles will have free admission on the 18th, which is the International Monuments and Sites Day.
With this abnormal but very welome amount of rain that Spain has received, most autonomous regions have their reservoirs over 70% full on average.
The Partido Popular (PP) in the city of Granada has requested that the Central Government does not apply the new regulation on antibiotics in veterinary clinics.
The Eco Mercado will be held today in its usual location, the Plaza de La Rosa, which is next to the municipal market.
OK, that’s a slight exaggeration but one look at the park with exercise equipment for the elderly in Vélez de Benaudalla shows that it does look a tad ‘maintenance bereft.”
If you live in Almuñécar you have probably been watching the progress of the work being carried out on street linking Avenida Juan Carlos in front of Hotel Bahía to Avenida de Andalucia.