Most of us woke up this morning to discover that the UK Government has imposed a 14-day quarantine restriction of holidaymakers returning from Spain.
Baby in An Oven
by Vivienne Hughes •
Agentes de Movilidad in Madrid dealt with a crying baby locked inside a parked car on Thursday when the outside temperature was at 37 degrees celsius.
Sniffing out Coronavirus
by Hugh MacArthur •
The ability of a dog to smell the imperceptible to humans has long been known; from carefully concealed drugs to signs of bowel cancer in excrement, but there’s more.
An Eye for Robotics
by Martin Myall •
One of the things that was already in motion but accelerated by Covid-19 is working from home, but… being attended by robots?
Salobreña Covid Fines Total
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Mayor of Salobreña, María Eugenia Rufino, announced that since the pandemia began, the Town Hall has issued 950 fines for infringements to the present health regulations.
Salobreña Street Reopens
by Vivienne Hughes •
Calle del Rosario in Salobreña, which has undergone extensive road works, reopened yesterday, at last.
Dúrcal Outbreak
by Vivienne Hughes •
Six people in Dúrcal have given positive readings in a virus test and the point of origin appears to be a local driving school.
Electric Scooter Crack Down
by Hugh MacArthur •
Granada’s municipal police have confiscated 47 electric scooters for infringing the local bylaw on their use.
The Missing Anglers Mystery
by Hugh MacArthur •
An investigation continues concerning two men from Marbella that set out from Motril Port to go fishing on the 26th of June and have disappeared.
Burglar Steals Guard Dog
by Martin Myall •
A man was arrested in Busquístar in the Alpujarra, accused of breaking into a cortijo and stealing, amongst other things, the guard dog.
When a Vote is Worth €36,000
by Martin Myall •
The Ciudadanos Nerja Councillor, Mari Carmen López, will now receive a gross salary of 36,500 euros, thanks to her joining the Nerja coalition administration.
New ID Format
by Marie-Claire Richardson •
Since the 6th July, new regulations have come in to play for British citizens in Spain, whether they are currently resident, are living without a residency permit or plan to live in Spain in 2021.
Motril Cracks Down on Nightlife
by Martin Myall •
This time it is Motril that has had enough of night bars failing to control their customers, where many times no masks are worn or social distancing kept.
Rules Dam Progress
by Martin Myall •
After a video conference between the Central Government, the Junta and Mancomunidad, Madrid announced 50 million for the irrigation pipeline to the coast.
Junta Prepared To Act
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Junta de Andalucía is prepared to curtail night clubs and other nightlife establishments. This step might be taken because of outbreaks in Córdoba and other provinces.