By 2021 the city of Granada will have low-emission areas in force – the City Hall is looking at January for its 1st-phase inauguration.
Low-Emissions Plan for Granada
by Vivienne Hughes •
Metropolitan
News from Granada city and its surroundings
Venta el Gallo Flamenco
by Gazette Reader •
Antonia Heredia has returned after 15 years to the family cave to reopen a business which her late father, Juan Heredia (Juanillo) ran so successfully.
Science Park Reopens
by Louise Powell •
The Science Park in Granada reopened on the 23rd of June after having been closed during the months that the Lock Down was in force.
Attacked by Own Pitbull
by Martin Myall •
It was around 12.45h on Wednesday in the Chana area of Granada when screams were heard coming from a balcony, “My arm, it’s biting my arm!
Two Virus Deaths in Granada
by Martin Myall •
Coronavirus continues in the provincial capital where there has been two new Covid-19 deaths – there had been no deaths in the province for a week until now.
Inexplicable Behaviour
by Hugh MacArthur •
The owner of an aged dog allegedly threw it from a 2nd-storey window in Granada on Friday night; it survived the fall.
Small Granada Outbreak
by Editor •
The Head of the Regional Health Board, Jesús Aguirre, confirmed yesterday that there had been a small outbreak of Covid-19 in Granada.
Alhambra Reopens
by Louise Powell •
The Alhambra has finally reopened its doors yesterday to the general public, after three months of being shut down along with every other tourist attraction.
Guilty but Innocent
by Vivienne Hughes •
A man was advised by his lawyer to plead guilty to driving with no points even though he was sure that his licence was valid. It turned out that he was right.
Coach Protest in Granada
by Hugh MacArthur •
Around 90 coaches were parked on the Granada fairground after arriving in the city to protest over the economic crisis within their sector.