Two women in their 20s were on the Málaga bus for Nerja, fast asleep when one of them awoke to find a middle-aged man fondling her breasts.
Earth Tremor off La Rábita
by Martin Myall •
It was a busy day yesterday for earth tremors with the strongest one having its epicentre just off La Rábita at 10.29h, registering 3.0 on the Richter Scale.
Covert Cortijo Fiestas
by Hugh MacArthur •
Motril Policía Local will be keeping a special eye on cortijos in an area where there have been illegal parties within the municipalities.
Impartial Covid Review Needed
by Vivienne Hughes •
A group of prestigious Spanish scientists and researchers have called for an independent investigation into the handling of the pandemic in Spain.
Firefighter Chopper Stolen
by Martin Myall •
If it’s not nailed down, somebody will find a way to steal it, be it your mobile or your car… but a helicopter belonging to fire fighters?
Crowded Sierra Nevada
by Vivienne Hughes •
The platform, No Más Cemento en Sierra Nevada, which came into being to prevent urban intrusion on the slopes of Sierra Nevada, has raised the voice of alarm.
Chiringuitos Grumble
by Vivienne Hughes •
Many beachfront, La Herradura businesses are far from happy with this latest concession for a new chiringuito between Dani’s and Restaurante Rebalaje.
Local Fireman Goes to Beirut
by Hugh MacArthur •
A fireman belonging to the Almuñécar fire service has decided to go to Beirut to help out, searching for people buried under the rubble.
Young Girl Drowns in Almuñécar
by Vivienne Hughes •
An 11-year-old girl drowned yesterday in a private swimming pool at her home on the Camino de los Marinos of Almuñécar.
Salobreña and Marine Energy
by Hugh MacArthur •
Salobreña has been chosen as a pilot municipality for carrying out research on introducing marine energy (offshore wind power) to our coast.
A Parking Crater
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar Town Hall has signed an agreement with Cáritas, allowing them to use the crater left by the municipal-market demolition for parking.
Cotobro Hole in the Road
by Vivienne Hughes •
Residents and visitors along the Paseo de Cotobro have been confronted by a large hole in the surface of the road caused by a burst water-pipe .
Bargain Shopping
by Hugh MacArthur •
A group of women, two of whom are sisters, allegedly had an arrangement with a supermarket worker allowing them to walk off with loaded trolleys of goodies.
More Tracers Needed
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Mayor of Motril has formally requested more tracers for tracking down the contacts an infected person has had within Motril.
Over Generous Junta?
by Martin Myall •
The Junta has granted another licence for a chiringuito in La Herradura, which has pleased nobody but the Junta and the business owner concerned.