The Granada coastline will face the force of a gale tomorrow, moving in from the north, bringing with it winter temperatures… at last!
A Very Windy Day!
by Martin Myall •
Scandal Strikes Salobreña – Again!
by Sam Rucker •
If money were no object , where would you go on holiday? Well, Luis Rubiales, the Chairman of the Spanish Football Federation, chose little-old Salobreña.
No Ticket Bookings Available
by Martin Myall •
The Chairman of the Cámara Granada y la Confederación Granadina de Empresarios is less than jubilant over the high-speed train connections to Granada station, better known as the AVE.
Brits Lose Appeal and Go to Jail
by Hugh MacArthur •
It was on November the 4th, 2017 when a major, drugs bust hit the news, and although the gang were based in the Basque Lands, the name of Almuñécar cropped up, too.
An Eyesore & Health Hazard
by Vivienne Hughes •
The residents of Velilla in Almuñécar, specifically those that live or use the Cuesta/Camino de Velilla, are far from happy over an uncontrolled waste dump.
New Sewage Treatment Plants
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Board of Ministers for the Central Government has approved 12m euros for sewage-treatment plants in seven municipalities within the province of Granada.
The Tridemic Triple Threat
by Paula Anthony •
Covid-19, flu and RSV (or respiratory syncytial virus) are colliding and filling up hospital systems around the world. That this ‘tripledemic’ or ‘tridemic’ is making headlines, despite the collective fatigue of pandemic news.
Organised Trip to La Alpujarra
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar Town Hall has organised a trip around the Alpujarra Granadina on the 29th of this month, visiting four villages and a famous natural spring.
Foreigners are Newly Important
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar has 7,000 non-Spanish residents who are eligible to vote in the upcoming municipal elections, which is why the deadline has been extended to the 16th of this month.
Reader: Pets Banned?
by Editor •
Reader: I was reading that keeping practically all pets has been banned in Spain. This may be useful for Gazette to look into as a lot of readers may be affected.
Motril Keeps Xmas Lights Lit
by Martin Myall •
Motril Town Hall decided that it would maintain its Christmas-lights decorations lit until yesterday, the 12th, i.e., a week longer than usual.
Shooting Champion Found Shot
by Martin Myall •
Jorge Ballesteros, who was the World Champion of Practical shooting, (dynamic shooting/action shooting), was found seriously injured in his car with a gunshot wound.
Conspiracy Theory = Religion?
by David Darby •
All kinds of New-Year resolutions are made, kept, but mostly broken . However, an easy one to keep is: be more tolerant of others, their beliefs and opinions.
Junta PM Concerned over Covid
by Martin Myall •
The PM of the Junta, Juanma Moreno, announced that he will convoke a meeting of the Medical Board of Experts next week to deal with the increase in Covid cases.
Drugs in Hidden Cellar
by Martin Myall •
Officers belonging to the Policía Nacional in Motril rumbled a couple who had built a concealed cellar under their cortijo in Salobreña, where they grew weed.