
We have just received this photo from Aura Motiska
If we had any hope that the summer would bring relief to our economy, then after Boris Johnson’s possible decision, we can forget it.
So far this is the best photo that we have seen of the recent vega fire in Salobreña, which was taken by Ramon Khan.
It is always amazing that somebody will carry out a crime and then boast about it on social media, never expecting it to come back and bite them, yet it invariaby does.
There is no doubt that being left behind, both for Los Malagueños y los Granadinos, is a bitter pill to swallow.
The Councillor for the Environment for Almuñécar has announced that the weekly, junk-removal service will start operating again.
Almuñécar has suspended its August Fiestas, the Town Hall has announced, meaning amongst other absences, no firework display.
It’s just coming through now in a televised announcement that Granada and Málaga will remain at Stage Zero – no Stage One for Monday.
Later on this afternoon we should know whether the Provincie of Granada passers the ‘exam’ in order to proceed to Stage One.
Some people like cheese rolls, others like ham rolls.. and in Motril, the police discovered somebody who likes cocaine rolls.
The Nerja Caves are working towards a possible reopening on the 25th of May; i.e. Stage Two of the Lock Down easing, which is when museums etc, will reopen.
A fire amongst wild sugarcane in the vega of Salobreña produced an impressive, towering column of dense smoke this afternoon, visible for kilometres around.