After months of zero activity on the roadworks to improve access to the Alpujarra from the A-44, the Junta de Andalucía has given the go ahead to go back to work on it.
Alpujarra Roadworks Restart
by Martin Myall •
Alpujarra
News from La Alpujarra
Who in Their Right Mind…?
by Martin Myall •
It hasn’t stopped raining since the Jana wet-front arrived and will stay with us most of the week but two people decided to walk in the mountains around Capileira on Friday.
Órgiva Needs More Policing
by Martin Myall •
The Mayor of Órgiva, Raúl Orellana, has written to the provincial representative of the Government of Spain requesting more Guardia Civil officers, owing to growing social insecurity.
Alpujarra Paralysed Roadworks
by Hugh MacArthur •
In a Plenary Meeting of the Lanjarón Town Council, the PSOE asked Mayor Eric Escobedo precise information about when the roadworks will recommence.
Trevélez Rescue
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tuesday the 11th at 15.55h the Guardia Civil received a call informing them that a mountain climber had suffered a fall in the Río Trevélez area and was unable to move.
A Dozen Arrests in Dozen Months
by Martin Myall •
Actually, the title isn’t quite correct because the same thief has been arrested thirteen times in twelve months.
Weather Forecast: 17th to 22nd
by Martin Myall •
There could be a brief shower in the early hours of today, but until Saturday (the weather forecast won’t predict further) that’s it.
Weather: 07/01 to 11/01
by Martin Myall •
Tomorrow it’s going to rain with a possibilty of thunder and lightning, but we shouldn’t complain; we need the wet stuff!
Who’s Got The Fewest?
by Martin Myall •
No doubt, you woke up this morning asking yourself, “which village in the province has the fewest inhabitants'” OK, so you didn’t but here it is anyway…
Orgiva Road Accident
by Martin Myall •
Four people were injured in a road accident within the municipality of Órgiva on Sunday the 29th of last month.