The Policía Nacional are trying to find an 81-year-old American tourist who was last seen on Wednesday whilst visiting the Alhambra.
City & Metropolitan
News from Granada city and its surroundings
Goodbye to Pavement Bollards?
by Hugh MacArthur •
A retired Granada man has taken out a worldwide patent on an invention that will do away with curbside bollards to stop drivers parking on the pavement.
June 2014 PDF Available for Downloading
by Editor •
You can now download a copy of the June Gazette in PDF format from our site, clicking on the following link:
Surprising Judge’s Decision
by Hugh MacArthur •
As far as driving goes, being drunk will only stiffen your sentence, if you caused an accident resulting in somebody’s death… you would think.
Window Shopping Discount
by Hugh MacArthur •
No, Ladies, it’s not a bargain offer, but a woman who lost part of her compensation claim because she had been window shopping.
Compensation Ordered for False Claim
by Martin Myall •
A woman in Granada has been ordered by a magistrate to pay compensation to her ex for falsely accusing him of attacking her.
Armilla Hindus Annoyed
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Hindu commune of Armilla, Granada, feels that they are being treated as if they were terrorists.
It Seemed a Good Idea at The Time
by Hugh MacArthur •
A falling bedstead injured two children in Granada, after the rope broke that was being used to lower it two floors to the street below.
Tipping Fire Engines
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Granada Fire Service is not happy with their new fire trucks, which have a tendency, to roll over.
Six Years for Making Too Much Noise
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Provincial Law Court of Granada has sentenced a bar owner in Atarfe to six years’ imprisonment for excessive and continual noise pollution. And just in case you think the magistrate has a soft spot for proprietor, he also has to pay 24,000 euros in compensation.