Pointless Complaining? by Martin Myall • February 2, 2023 Fuente Vaqueros has long been a problematic municipality, as one supermarket there well knows; they reported 80 incidents of shop lifting but to no avail. Read More
Accident on Granada Ringroad by Hugh MacArthur • January 26, 2023 Four people were injured on Saturday in a multi-vehicle accident on the Granada ringroad, then on Wednesday a lorry shed its load on the A-92. Read More
Drug Bust at Granada Airport by Martin Myall • January 9, 2023 The Guardia Civil arrested two women at Granada Airport when it was found that they had diluted cocaine hidden in cosmetic containers. Read More
Dílar Dog Rescued by Martin Myall • January 3, 2023 Fire services are renowned for rescuing cats stuck up trees but the Granada one went one better and rescued a dog trapped on a cragy outcrop. Read More
House Painter Arrested by Hugh MacArthur • December 6, 2022 Guardia Civil, police operation, Gabpintor, has brought about the arrest of a house painter suspected of stealling jewellery from houses. Read More
Van Stolen in Shopping Centre by Martin Myall • November 29, 2022 We recently ran an article on the presence of Guardia Civil officers stopping drivers in the parking area of the Nevada Shopping Centre. Read More
The Demise of a Golf Course by Martin Myall • November 17, 2022 Santa Clara Golf in Otura came about not long before the 2008 economic crisis began, which together with the pandemic, have struck it a mortal blow. Read More
Colliding with Policemen by Hugh MacArthur • November 13, 2022 The Guardia Civil are not happy with two individuals, one aged 19 and the other 22, after they injured officers in two separate incidents. Read More
A Robert De Niro Moment by Hugh MacArthur • November 6, 2022 The Public Prosecutor has recommended a prison sentence of eight years and nine months for a man who reportedly shot a pedestrian from his car. Read More
Bob, A Toke & A Cock by Martin Myall • November 5, 2022 Settle down, we haven’t gone full porn because ‘Cock’ refers to a ‘Cockerel,’ or better said, El Gallo. But read on and all will be clarified. Read More