
According to the Mayor of Almuñécar, the Plaza de La Indepencia in La Herradura will be ready and open to the public in mid May… just in time for the elections.
When we say music is big in Benamocarra, we’re referring to the instruments, although music is undeniably popular,too.
El Pinar was originally two different municipalities: Pinos del Valle and Ízbor, which were made into just one in 1976 with the latter becoming the administrative centre (Town Hall). When we think of the Valle de Lecrín we think of citric crops but it wasn’t always like this because grapes used to be grown there…
The hotel chain that was going to build a 7-star hotel, Bahía Fenicia – its first in Spain – has gone ahead with one but in neighbouring Málaga, instead.
The Mayor Juan José Ruiz Joya, had a butcher’s (look) through the town’s population figures provided by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística… gleefully.
The business sector on the Costa Tropical is mightily miffed with the socialist Central Government over a possible Granada-to-Motril rail connection.
Apart from December, there has been no rain to speak of and the forecast for spring is a dry one, which spells disaster for the Axarquia, both for farmers and domestic supplies.
Electoral promises are coming thick and fast and towns are turned upside down with road works as municipal elections approach!
The motorcycle Club Fugitivos Granada has had a club house in Salobreña for the last three years and has 15 members, although with their partners and children included, they number more.
The Mayor, María Eugenia Rufino and the councillor in charge of La Caleta, Ignacio Trujillo, went for a pre-election photo op to see the completed street work.
Three Valle de Lecrin article concerning a mugging in el Pinar, a missing man in Nigüelas and three fires in Ízabor