The Almuñécar Tourist Board plans to launch an international promotional campaign in London at the beginning of November.
The Chronicle of A Hysteria
by Martin Myall •
On the 23rd of last month the book, Historia de una Hysteria, was presented at the 1616 Bookshop on Calle Federico García Lorca.
Beach Bathrooms
by Martin Myall •
Motril’s Plan de Transformación de Playas includes doing up the public bathrooms and street lighting, for example.
Obelisk Moved
by Martin Myall •
Motril Councillor for Municipal Maintenance, José Balderas, swears that the obelisk underwent no damage, despite the crane used nearly tipping over.
Scramble Bikers Sentenced
by Martin Myall •
The Juzgado de lo Penal de Granada has passed down a condentatory sentence against the two men for resisting authority.
Back from The Dead
by Martin Myall •
We’re speaking metaphorically, of course, as we mean back from political absence. We’re referring to a statement from Daniel Barbero on the handling of La Herradura.
A Saturday Salobreña Saunter
by Louise Powell •
Owing to how well the first walk of this kind went, which took place in July, the Environmental Department of Town Hall is organising another guided walk.
Contentious Transfer
by Martin Myall •
Well, the desmantling and transfer of the obelisk didn’t go without hitches, which is hardly surprising at it weighs 20 tonnes.
Almuñécar Beer Fest
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Almuñécar Councillor for Fiestas, Alberto Manuel ‘Many Parties’ García, together with the owner of Segral Brewing, Francisco Alonso Pérez, presented the Beer Fest for this weekend.
Spanish Navy Participates
by Martin Myall •
If you have lived in La Herradura for at least a handful of years you will know about the Spanish Armada that was destroyed in a storm in La Herradura bay, right?
Cheap Flat Rentals
by Martin Myall •
Well, it seems that Almuñécar is following through with its pledge to provide affordable rental properties, which will be good news for struggling, young families.
Little Miss Muffet…
by Martin Myall •
A driver in her early 70s crashed into a car and three motorbikes, distracted by a large spider beside her.
Castell Cracks Down on Scooters
by Vivienne Hughes •
Yet another town along the Costa Tropical has begun the modification of its traffic bylaws to counter the dangerous use of electric scooters.
Obelisk on the Move
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tomorrow won’t be a good time to drive through the centre of Motril because they will be partially dismantling and moving the obelisk-like monument on Calle Cuevas.
Eviction Ends in Blood
by Vivienne Hughes •
An 80-year-old, German man, shot himself on Tuesday when he was about to be evicted from his home.