
The Spanish Civil War finished 80 years ago yet from time to time unexploded ordenance turns up, as was the case in Lújar last Sunday.
News from La Alpujarra
The Órgiva Town Hall has come out against the pylon project this will cross the Valle de Lecrín, as it would be prejudicial for the local tourism sector.
The A-346, also known as the Carretera de la Umbría; the Alpujarra road from starting at El Pantano de Rules, received a lick of tarmac, explained the Provincial Delegate, José Antonio Martín.
The Artists’ Network Alpujarra’s latest exhibition will feature 35 artists and will be held in Órgiva from the 17th of this month. Amongst the participating artists there are some old favourites, as well as some new faces.
The Guardia Civil in Bérchules (Alpujarra) have confiscated 198 fruit boxes of illegally picked níscalos, with a combined weight of 990 kilos.
Thanks to the CCTV cameras on a nearby company warehouse, the police in Lanjarón were able to identify a thief who had burgled an apero (a farm store shed).
On the 1st of October Correos announced that they would no longer be delivering to the Orgiva dependency of Las Barreras – *Gasp!*
A young British man has been arrested in Cañar after a plantation of 2,436 cannabis plants were discovered on land managed by him.