Spain’s oldest armament factory, which is situated in Granada, is 700-years old, and is now doing overtime to produce munitions for Ukraine.
Granada & Its Arsenal
by Martin Myall •
City & Metropolitan
News from Granada city and its surroundings
Worker Burgles Gambling Hall
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Guardia Civil have arrested a man in his mid-50s and a woman in her mid-40s for the possession of illegal key copies to a casino, used later to walk off with nearly 50,000 euros.
Mobile Phone Soon Returned
by Hugh MacArthur •
A thief managed to remove an expensive phone from an Irish tourist’s handbag whilst she was on holiday in Granada. Two hours later, the police recovered her phone.
Meter Maids on Strike
by Martin Myall •
Many drivers will feel desolate to hear that Blue-Zone workers and tow-truck operatives will be going on strike over Corpus in the city of Granada.
Only Access Road Reopened
by Martin Myall •
We ran an article back in March about an outskirts area of the city of Granada that lost its road access and feared a lengthy wait but it has been done much quicker than expected.
Granada’s The Best Choice
by Vivienne Hughes •
Katie Gatens wrote an article in The Times where she points out the obvious — the City of Granada’s poor connections; i.e., the lack of flights to the UK.
A Tad Embarrassing!
by Martin Myall •
A police van belonging to the Guardia Civil collided with a metro wagon in the city of Granada on Wednesday.
They Are Still Cropping Up
by Martin Myall •
It’s not the first time that a hand grenade belonging to the First World War has turned up here in Spain in a shipment of potatoes from France.
Driver Drowns in Fountain
by Vivienne Hughes •
A young driver lost his life after his car ended up upside down in a fountain in the middle of a roundabout in the centre of Granada.
Policia Local Officer Arrested
by Martin Myall •
The Guardia Civil stepped in and arrested a police officer belonging to the Policía Local de Granada, charged in relation to the glorification of jihadist terrorism.