Unruly Interruption

The Mayor of Salobreña is far from happy after protestors against the rise in the IBI tax forced their way into the Town Hall, causing abundant disruption.

Municipal Alzheimer’s Grant

The Almuñécar Town Hall has announced that it will be increasing its grant to the Asociación de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer (AFAVIDA) by 66.7% on last year’s figure.

Palm Tree Pruning

The annual palm-tree pruning operation has begun in Almuñécar and La Herradura. The operation has started off concentrating on the town centres and paseos, explained the Councillor for the Environment, Luis Aragón.

Almuñécar Lottery Win

Good news for somebody in Almuñécar the lottery office on the P-4, on la calle Mariana Pineda, sold a winning ticket worth 300,000 euros, corresponding to coupon number 15.267 of the Lotería Nacional del Jueves.

Ambulance Service Cuts

Anybody who has been unfortunate enough to require a course of radiotherapy at Granada’s main hospital will know what an ordeal the ambulance route is, but at the same time, they are grateful for the service.

Somebody’s Stolen the Winches!

On Velilla beach in Almuñécar, next to the breakwater, there are manual winches for hauling small fishing boats from the water, up onto the beach… or at least, there used to be, as somebody has stolen them.

Burning Banks

People are just not happy with banks in Spain, and small wonder judging by their track record. Public resentment is becoming heated, so heated that some people have taking to setting fire to bank branches.

Councillors’ Hotline Antics

Just when public spending cuts are biting the most, when members of the public are being asked to make sacrifices for the good of the national economy, we hear of three conservative councillors that have been running up bills of up to 500 euros a month on erotic phone calls, etc, on the official town-hall mobile phones.

Cambullón Resurfaced

The Salobreña beach road that leads from La Caleta, passing below the castle and ending up at the fairground behind the park, La Fuente, is being resurfaced – at last!