A person had no alternative other than to move because of the unrelenting barking coming from the neighbours’s homes, so he took them to court.
Expensive Barking Dogs
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña Police Not Happy
by Hugh MacArthur •
According to the police union, Sindicato de la Policía Local, Salobreña finds itself “in a vulnerable and insecure situation.”
Water Bills Via Post Office
by Vivienne Hughes •
The water utility company, Aguas y Servicios de la Costa Tropical, announced a new form of paying your bills; via the Post Office.
Running into Trouble
by Hugh MacArthur •
It was in September, 2017, when R.F. fell off a treadmill in a gymnasium in Granada, which led to a failed law suit
Who Left The Oven Door Open?
by Martin Myall •
Yes, this week will be a scorcher with the Rábita down the eastern end of the Costa Tropical spending four days over 40 degrees! Salobreña & Motril will spend the whole week above 30º
Almuñécar Food Bank Collection
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Almuñécar parish church, through its charity, Cáritas Parroquial, and the collaboration of the Semana Santa brotherhoods, carried out a food collection yesterday.
Premature Paseo Inauguration?
by Martin Myall •
Should you inaugurate a public structure before it is completed or should you wait? Opinions differ in Calahonda after the inauguration of its seafront paseo.
Deep Delivery
by Martin Myall •
Water, water everywhere… except where it’s needed, the poet might have added, which is certainly the case in the Axarquia; its main resevoir stands at just 14% capacity.
La Caleta & Guardia Fiestas
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña’s two beach dependencies, La Caleta and La Guardia, have several days of fiestas lined up for La Virgen del Carmen, starting tomorrow with a foam party.
The Never-Ending Story
by Hugh MacArthur •
Andalucía had one of the lowest contagion rates in Spain… until the summer brought in millions of visitors. Granada now has Andalucia’s 2nd highest figures.
Beach ID Bracelets for Kids
by Vivienne Hughes •
Parents with young children using Salobreña beaches enjoy not only the sun and the water but also ID bracelets for their kiddies in case they wander off.
Goodbye El Día, Hello Aldi
by Martin Myall •
The crater that was left after the El Día supermarket was demolished seemed to linger in inactivity for months but suddenly concrete structures are sprouting out of it.
Sierra Nevada Summer Clean Up
by Louise Powell •
While some eco-conscious volunteers tackle beaches and seabeds to rid them of rubbish, others scour the slopes of Sierra Nevada doing the same.
Beach Deaths
by Vivienne Hughes •
As soon as summer arrives, then news on drownings along the Andalusian coastline and in swimming pools, both private and public, begin to come in.
Liquid Gold
by Hugh MacArthur •
The price of gasoline and diesel continues to climb, so much so, that thieves are targeting vehicle fuel tanks to drain them of their precious liquid.