There’s a chance that the staff at the Alhambra monument could be going on strike on the 5th and 6th of next month; i.e., right in the middle of Semana Santa.
Alhambra Staff Strike?
by Louise Powell •
Polemic Punto Limpio
by Martin Myall •
The PP branch of Salobreña has criticised the state of the Punto Limpio (rubbish collection point) and aula didáctica (classroom) on the same premises in Lobres.
Investigated over Costa Fire
by Hugh MacArthur •
A 37-year-old man is under investigation as a suspect for the fire caused in Polopos earlier this month. He is likely to face a charge of gross negligence.
A Business in Ashes
by Martin Myall •
The fire that ripped through Camping La Herradura yesterday evening turned 19 caravans and 25 camping plots to ash.
Hospital Worker Imprisoned
by Martin Myall •
An administrative worker at Granada’s main hospital, the PTS, has received a prison sentence for falsifying documents in order to obtain a scan for himself.
Blaze in La Herradura
by Vivienne Hughes •
Yesterday saw a spectacular fire in the grounds of a camping site in La Herradura.
Political Jostling
by Martin Myall •
You know, it doesn’t matter if you don’t follow politics, because politics follows you; you’ll see why in the electoral outcome, come May.
Reader on Public Pool
by Gazette Reader •
A reader comments on the change of usage rules at the Almuñécar municipal swimming pool…
Driving Licence Exchanges
by Martin Myall •
Thanks to a deal approved by the Central Government, British residents holding UK driving licences can soon exchange their licence for a Spanish one.
Hash is A Gas
by Martin Myall •
The young man who was badly injured in an explosion at home last Saturday in the city of Granada is thought to have been ‘cooking’ hashish hashish when it happened.
Top-Slot Hospitals
by Editor •
Every year, the Newsweek magazine publishes a list of the best hospitals in the world, evaluating a total of 2,300 hospitals in 28 different countries.
Missing in Los Yesos
by Vivienne Hughes •
A score of villagers from Sorvilán were out searching yesterday afternoon for a young man who went missing on the 9th of March.
Camper Van Stuck in Narrow Street
by Martin Myall •
Andalucía is renowned for its tiny, white villages, dissected by impossibly narrow streets… you would have thought. Apparently one driver didn’t know that.
Suspected Rules Killer Found
by Martin Myall •
It was on the 13th of July that a Serbian man was shot dead near the Rules Reservoir. His companion was also badly wounded.
Funds for Storm Damage
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Central Government has just categorised the work needed on sea defences along Costa Tropical as Obras de Emergencias.