Explosive News!

Now, when you think of exports from the Province of Granada, you think of tropical fruit, vegetables and olive oil, especially exports, right?

Casa Grande

Yesterday, Salobreña Town Council took possession of the Casa Grande up in the Casco Antiguo, which belonged to the Church but was obtained through a land-swap deal for publicly owned land near the beach

Silence is Golden

Today is going to be Día sin Ruido (A day without noise), during which the fairground attractions won’t have any music blaring out.

Motorised Paraglider Nuisance

The Asociación vecinal Cal y Caña de Salobreña has complained about motorised paragliders carrying out “illegal practices” at Playa Punta del Río, next to the mouth of the Guadalfeo River.

Auditorium Vandalised

Public buildings and property continus to attract vandalic acts in Salobreña, according to the Town Hall, which considers it a “real nightmare.” Street lighting, street furniture (benches & litter bins), traffic and street signs have been the target of mindless destruction. In fact, the latest target has been the  entrance to the Auditorio Villa de…

Insufficient Safety Measures?

The deputy coordinator of VOX Almuñécar, Marta Nogueras, has accused the governing party of a “lack of foresight and of improvising,” over policing and other safety measures during this fiesta week.

Macià Batle 1856 Tinto 2022

This month we have another island wine. Mallorca is an island of limestone, sea wind, and hard Mediterranean light: Manto Negro/Merlot/Syrah/Cabernet Sauvignon, Vi de la Terra Mallorca

Read – And Be Happy!

When I was a little girl, my plan was to become a famous writer and to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. That still has not happened, hahaha. But I do love books, reading, and public libraries.

Firework Displays Cancelled

Towns are starting to come round to thinking that having firework displays during their summer fiestas might not be such a good idea, following all the wild fires in Spain, France and Canada.

Still Grumpy

The day fair – what’s that all about? I remember when it first started in Calle Pintor Manuel Rivera with a few rickety bars and some shading provided by tarpaulins.