The Mayor of Lanjarón decided that he was going to do a Gene Kelly along the town’s main thoroughfare, embracing townsfolk along the way.
Granada Inland
News from inland Granada: Alpujarra, Lecrin Valley,Alti-plano & Poniente
Ambulance Involved in Accident
by Vivienne Hughes •
A female nurse was injured in a road accident involving an ambulance and several other vehicles yesterday.
Inexplicable Behaviour
by Hugh MacArthur •
The owner of an aged dog allegedly threw it from a 2nd-storey window in Granada on Friday night; it survived the fall.
Small Granada Outbreak
by Editor •
The Head of the Regional Health Board, Jesús Aguirre, confirmed yesterday that there had been a small outbreak of Covid-19 in Granada.
Alhambra Reopens
by Louise Powell •
The Alhambra has finally reopened its doors yesterday to the general public, after three months of being shut down along with every other tourist attraction.
No International Flights Yet
by Vivienne Hughes •
Whilst international borders will be opening in the last week of this month, Granada airport won’t see any international flights until September.
Guilty but Innocent
by Vivienne Hughes •
A man was advised by his lawyer to plead guilty to driving with no points even though he was sure that his licence was valid. It turned out that he was right.
Long Live Lanjarón
by Hugh MacArthur •
According to the World Health Organisation, the people who have the longest life expectancy in the world are natives of Lanjarón.
Lost Man & Found Weed
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Guardia Civil, whilst out searching for a lost elderly man using a helicopter, came across a plantation of cannabis sativa in Escóznar; a dependency of Illora.
Coach Protest in Granada
by Hugh MacArthur •
Around 90 coaches were parked on the Granada fairground after arriving in the city to protest over the economic crisis within their sector.