Parents were worried about what could have happened to their son when he failed to return, so they phoned 112 to say that he had gone out in his car and had not returned.
Worried Family’s Relief
by Hugh MacArthur •
Montes Orientales & Guadix
News from the north of the province of Granada, known as Montes Orientales and the comarca de Guadix
Filling the Sky
by Louise Powell •
The province of Granada is preparing for the XXV Festival de Aerostación Geoparque de Granada and Campeonato de Andalucía this month!
Three Railway Worker Injured
by Vivienne Hughes •
Three rail-safety inspectors (ADIF) travelling in a company vehicle were injured when their car dropped its front end off a country lane
Who’s Got The Fewest?
by Martin Myall •
No doubt, you woke up this morning asking yourself, “which village in the province has the fewest inhabitants'” OK, so you didn’t but here it is anyway…
Accident with A Twist
by Martin Myall •
A road accident with a twist in Guadahortuna (north-eastern Granada) has caused a great deal of commotion in that town.
Quantifying The Damage
by Martin Myall •
The Central Government representative for the province of Granada has visited municipalities affected by the Cold Drop (torrential downpours a.k.a DANA) in north-east Granada.
Flooding in Guadix
by Hugh MacArthur •
As the rain pours down on the Costa Tropical, the Valley de Lecrín and the Alpujarra, spare a thought for those living in the north east of the province, where it is raining with a vengeance.
Quéntar Miracle
by Hugh MacArthur •
A man died but his son survived when their car drove over the side of a barranco in Quéntar, leaving the narrow forested track.
More Mining in Granada
by Martin Myall •
Believe it or not, today there are still 72 operational mines within the province of Granada, giving employment to 500 people, but there will soon be more.
Small Child Rescued
by Vivienne Hughes •
The parents of a young child of four went through what many parents dread; their small child suddenly fainted and they couldn’t bring her around.