Never has there been a more justified use of the rhetorical question, “is nothing sacred?” in the long history of the Seaside Gazette than over this break in.
Thieves Target Lifeguard Post
by Martin Myall •
East Coast
Costa Tropical east of Motril
Castell Chiringuito Break-In
by Vivienne Hughes •
An 18-year-old man was arrested, accused of breaking and entering a chiringuito on the playa de Castell de Ferro late last month.
Terrible Timing?
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña scored own goals when they shut a main road artery to prune palm trees and then started digging up the paseo, yet Calahonda’s guilty of bad timing, too.
Polluted Mamola Beach Closed
by Martin Myall •
Polopos Town Hall, which is responible for the coastal village of La Mamola decided to temporarily close the Playa de Castillo de Baños because of E-Coli in the seawater.
High-Gear Vaccine Programme
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Southern-Granada Health District to which Costa Tropical and La Alpujarra belong, has reached 45% of the population with a double dose.
Thieves Disguised as Tourists
by Hugh MacArthur •
A French couple in a camper van were arrested by the Guardia Civil in Castell de Ferro accused of breaking into parked vehicles.
Three Rescued off Castell
by Hugh MacArthur •
The maritime branch of the Guardia Civil rescued the three people in the sea off Castell de Ferro during the last weekend of June.
A-7 Reopens Tomorrow
by Vivienne Hughes •
In March there was an important landslide not far from the Castell de Ferro exit on the A-7, as reported in the Seaside Gazette.
Drug Launch Intercepted
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Guardia Civil maritime service intercepted a RIB 1.5km south of la Rábita with 16 packages containing a total of 560 kilos of hashish.
Sorvilán Regains Paseo
by Vivienne Hughes •
Sorvilán Town Hall is rebuilding it seafront promenade, ripping up the surface to lay a new one.