This is the first article this month from the Looking Back series and deals, in this case, with the arrival of the A-7 as far as Taramay, coming from the West.
Looking Back: May 2009
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar
news and views from Almuñécar, Costa Tropical
Reader’s Letter – Cesar Place
by Gazette Reader •
Having heard rave reviews and seen photos of some lovely food, we decided to give Restaurant Cesar Palace in Almuñécar a try. It was a very big mistake.
Closing Down Sale
by Martin Myall •
Paco and Conchi from Almuñécar’s most emblematic interior-decoration shop, La Colmena, on Calle Real, are closing the shop down and have reduced all items by 50%.
Accident Sunday
by Hugh MacArthur •
Two minors were injured Sunday morning in a road accidnt involving a motorbike. The accident occurred at 10.50h near the Taramay roundabout.
Costa Tropical Results
by Martin Myall •
The first thing to remember is that although this is a breakdown on how people voted in our coastal towns, it is not the results of municipal elections.
Catastro Shake Up
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Almuñécar Town Hall has renewed an accord after almost 25 years, which deals with the Catastro on which property tax is based.
Almuñécar Gastronomic Fair 19
by Louise Powell •
The annual gastronomic event in Almuñécar has come around again and will be held from the 31st of May to the 2nd of June in the Parque Majuelo.
Río Seco Fire
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar fire service was called out to deal with putting out a fire in a palmtree plantation in the Río Seco area.
Almuñécar Stabbing Trial
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Public Prosecutor in the provincial law courts has recommended 7.5 years imprisonment for the young man who carried out a stabbing in Almuñecar.
Looking Back on Roadworks
by Martin Myall •
Today’s choice for an article published ten years ago on the Seaside Gazette website concerns Almuñécar’s repetitive roadworks on one of its main thoroughfares, Avenida de Andalucía.