News from the north-east of Granada (Alti-plano): Baza & Guadix
An off-duty Guardia Civil officer saved the life of a 6-month-old baby last Sunday in a park within the Leganés area of Madrid. It was around 20.00h Sunday evening when officer Christian Ríos was enjoying his day off with some friends in the said park. He suddenly heard cries from a mother to say that…
The Guardia Civil managed to talk a young man with mental issues out of committing suicide by throwing himself from a roof.
Quite unreasonably the IVA on obligatory surgical masks is charged at 21%, despite it being a necessity, which is why one chemist is up in arms.
Breaking and entering is one thing but slashing and bleeding is quite another, which was the case in Baza.
A young man broke into a pig farm and made off with seven bewildered pigs – is nothing sacred?
The Policía Local in Baza came across six individuals holding a botellón (open-air booze up) in the castle. The culprits could face fines or prison.
Rural bus routes are seldom money makers and some start to run at a loss, but they are a public service so when one disappears, it’s a big problem.
The Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET) has raised the alert level to Level Orange for today and tomorrow owing to the snow forecast.
On Valentine’s Day 2018, M.D. was walking with a friend along a street in Baza when she tripped over a Telefónica manhole cover in the pavement.
The Guadix fire service were called out on Friday to tackle a fire caused by an owl which had flown into an electricity transformer.