Melilla suffered a mass assault on its border fences with around 2,500 immigrants simultaneously hitting the fences on Wedneday.
Mass Border Assault
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña Backs Local Police
by Martin Myall •
There was an emergency meeting by Salobreña Board of Spokespersons concerning the stabbing of a minor in the fairground area during the bank-holiday weekend.
Run over by A Train
by Hugh MacArthur •
A person was run over by a train outside the Villarrubia station in Córdoba on Monday, according to the emergency 112 service.
Yacht Salvaging Costs
by Hugh MacArthur •
The salvaging operation to refloat the stricken yacht on Playa de Carchuna a week or so ago, which ended with it being towed to Motril Port, was not cheap.
Grant for Almuñécar Taxis
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Almuñécar/Herradura Board for Tourism has given local taxis a grant for 15,000 euros so that they can improve their service.
Covid Figures 2nd of March
by Martin Myall •
As mentioned last Wednesday, this week’s Covid contagion figures will be the last, as they are becoming irrelevant thanks to the evolution of the pandemic.
Soon No Masks Needed
by Martin Myall •
Spanish PM, Pedro Sánchez, announced on Monday that “very soon” mask wearing indoors would no longer be obligatory, owing to how things are going.
Wooden Insect Nests
by Vivienne Hughes •
In Salobreña there are wooden, insect nests called Refugios para Insectos (Insect Shelters) fixed to trees, etc around town.
Handicap-Parking Abuse
by Hugh MacArthur •
It wasn’t that long ago that the Granada Policía Local called upon the general public to collaborate in a new campaign to stamp out handicap parking abuse.
The Last Spanish Conscript
by Martin Myall •
A young man during his compulsary military service suffered a tragice accident during manoeuvres, leaving him in a coma. last month, 27 years later, he died.
Hand It Back
by Martin Myall •
A judge in the Granada law courts had ordered that the City Hall get back the 200,000 euros that they had awarded Town-Hall functionaries as productivity bonuses.
Business Sector Grumble
by Martin Myall •
After over 500 local business owners in Granada gathered one Monday to protest over the lack air and rail links in the city, politicians have suddenly awoken.
Hardly Worth Arresting
by Martin Myall •
The residents of Calle Joaquina Eguaras Nº19 are not impressed with the country’s legal system because it has evidently failed them.
Dangerous Delivery
by Martin Myall •
A court official who was handing over a court notice in Granada received four impacts from an airgun, in her head, neck and hand.
Train Vandals Arrested
by Martin Myall •
Officers from the Policía Nacional and the Catalan regional police, Mossos d’Esquadra, investigated and clarified 422 cases of train vandalism.