Spanish banks have had five years to get their act together and they’re only getting around to it now: You only have until Thursday the 30th to make sure your bank has a photocopy of your ID.
City & Metropolitan
News from Granada city and its surroundings
Growing Anger over Traffic Fines
by Martin Myall •
The Andalusian Ombudsmanfor Granada has called on the Granada City Hall to reduce the ‘disproportionate’ amount of traffic fines levied in the city.
Nacional 1 – Local 0
by Martin Myall •
Both cars screamed down Calle Ribera de Beiro from different ends with sirens and lights blasting and blazing… and crashed into each other.
Baby Rescued in Kindergarten
by Martin Myall •
A 9-month-old baby was rescued from a kindergarten that had closed for Easter without realizing that there was a baby still inside.
Choir Concert in Granada
by Louise Powell •
On the 12th of April at 20.30h there will be a concert-presentation of the new Ensemble Capilla Renacentista de Granada at the Monasterio de San Jernónimo in Granada.
Drunken Brits Love High Balconies
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Policia Local in Granada managed to subdue a drunken British student who had be risking his life on a 6-storey balcony in the city.
Irishman Busted in Drugs Swoop
by Vivienne Hughes •
An Irishman and a Romanian were arrested in Armilla, Granada, when the police moved in on a drug-smuggling operation which exported hashish from the provincial capital to the Republic of Eire.
PDF of the March Edition Now Available
by Martin Myall •
The March edition of the Seaside Gazette is now available for downloading for just one euro.
Break-in with A Difference
by Hugh MacArthur •
When you suffer a break in, you expect to lose the TV, cash, jewels etc, but what you don’t expect to lose are the windows… read on!
High-Ranking Police Officer Under Investigation
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Commanding Officer of the Guardia Civil for the province of Granada until 2006 is being investigated in connection with drug trafficking.