On the 19th of February, just outside Cúllar Vega, the driver of a Citröen Saxo was dismayed when another car hit him from behind… but things got worse.
City & Metropolitan
News from Granada city and its surroundings
Six Years for Shooting at The Police
by Martin Myall •
No need to panic; nobody’s been shooting at the legendary members of the 70’s group, The Police – we’re referring to the Guardia Civil.
A Disservice to Real Victims?
by Vivienne Hughes •
A woman stands before a magistrate and is looking at 24-months’s imprisonment for having made false claims of sexual aggression. Her victim spent four night in police cells because of her accusations.
Motion to Protect 52 Girls
by Louise Powell •
A Councillor at the Granada City Hall, Maite Molina, will be putting forward a motion at the next Plenary Meeting concerning ablation.
Two’s Company, Three’s a Crowd and Four’s Illegal
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Granada City Hall has just brought out a bylaw that effectively prohibits home owners from have more than three dogs or cats at home.
Acompalia and The Youth Orchestra
by Acompalia •
The prestigious Youth Orchestra of Southern Spain names Acompalia as the charity beneficiary of its concert in Granada this March.
Bitterness over Sugar Factory
by Hugh MacArthur •
This appears to be another case of the perils involved in obtaining a building licence in Spain.
Tow Truck Trashes Car
by Martin Myall •
A judge has ordered the City Hall of Granada to hand over 5,744 euros in damages caused by its tow truck. Apparently, the vehicle was insufficiently secured and came free, crashing off the back of the vehicle.
Police without Bullets
by Hugh MacArthur •
Perhaps when somebody mentions “Santa Fe” it conjures up stagecoaches and hold ups, but it is, of course, a nearby town to Granada. No, there are no six-guns and bullets flying there, in fact, there are no bullets at all, complain the Policía Local.
Not An Easy Victim
by Martin Myall •
On the one hand, we have a 61-year-old woman, armed with a broom, and on the other, a 51-year-old thief armed with a knife. The latter lost the encounter.