The Nerja sewage-treatment plant is in the midst undergoing its trials, which began in October – you’d probably not want to ponder on what that entails.
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by Martin Myall •
Don’t Worry about Us
by Martin Myall •
International press is awash with news on how Spain is coping with the snow and cold, so as a local-news source, is there any point in covering it?
Temperatures Drop, Bills Climb
by Martin Myall •
I wanted to write “temperatures go down; Electricity goes up,” but there wasn’t enough room in the heading box, but you got the gist, I hope.
The Oranges That Undid Him
by Hugh MacArthur •
A 43-year-old farmer from Riba (Castellón) was arrested for stealing his own oranges – it’s a bit more complicated than that, so please read on.
Thick Snow in the Alpujarra
by Martin Myall •
Coming down from Pitres in the Alpujarra this morning, we passed a continual stream of traffic heading up to the snow; last night left a thick mantle.
Popular Rural Retreats & Why
by Martin Myall •
The pandemic has savaged the hospitality sector and the big hotels, for example have come off worse compared with small rural hotels.
A Perverse Need for Attention
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Guardia Civil are investigating a young woman of 18 for throwing a cat down a steep embankment onto a road below to the rhythm of a song entitled “the flying cat.”
Mayor Recommends: Stay at Home
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Mayor of Motril, Luisa García Chamorro, is asking residents not to leave their homes after a sharp climb in contagion figures within the municipality.
New Electric-Scooter Bylaw
by Hugh MacArthur •
You see the blighters all over the place, whistling along on pavements and roads; electric scooters! Salobreña has changed a bylaw to control them!
The Winter Storm vs Farmers
by Vivienne Hughes •
The low temperatures brought by winter storm Filomena which Costa Tropical is experiencing is playing havoc with horticulture and fruit production.
New Restrictions from Monday
by Martin Myall •
From Midnight Sunday; i.e. Monday morning, new restrictions will come into force until the 25th of this month, when it will be revised.
First Jab in Salobreña
by Martin Myall •
There’s all this talk of vaccination distribution and people receiving it but until it happens on your doorstep, this reality seems too distant.
Sunny Spain?
by Martin Myall •
There are many people abroad that imagine this stereo type of Sunny Spain, Ole Fandango and pass the sangría, failing to realise that Spain can get very cold.
Burglar under The Bed
by Hugh MacArthur •
When the police find you hiding under the bed in a house that is clearly not yours, explaining what you’re doing there without being arrested is…. difficult.
El Niño Prizes in Granada
by Martin Myall •
The prizes from the second most important loteria of the year, El Niño, which is drawn on the 6th, rained down on eight municipalities within our province.