In this article we will attempt to clarify certain points which, frankly, are still not very clear, starting with this Saturday and over 65s.
Reader: Clarification Please
by Gazette Reader •
Roof-top Violence
by Hugh MacArthur •
Unrealistic Objective
by Martin Myall •
Around 18:30h in the evening of last Monday a man climbed out to the end of an arm of a construction crane to demand world peace…
Spain’s Summer Saved?
by Martin Myall •
If all goes well, starting on the 4th of May the transition period will last between six and eight weeks, divided into four stages.
Sunday Sally Sanctions
by Martin Myall •
The first day out for kids was going to be a litmus test to see how people would behave. Whilst most followed instruction to the letters, others did not.
Andalucía’s Plan for Bars, Etc
by Hugh MacArthur •
Abandoned Child on Autovía
by Vivienne Hughes •
On the 19th of March a man, who was later arrested, was driving on the A-44 with his young son where it passes through the municipality of Peligros.
Coming Bank Holiday Controls
by Martin Myall •
We have the May-Day, bank holiday coming up so the entry points to Almuñécar and La Herradura will be heavily controlled by the Policía Local.
Axarquía Infection Figures
by Louise Powell •
Having provided the contagion figures for municipalities in Granada, now it’s the turn of Axarquía.
Contagion by Municipality
by Louise Powell •
The following information comes from the Provincial newspaper, Granada Hoy, which has a search facility where you can enter municipality to find out the number of (official) cases.
Motril’s Plans for Bars
by Hugh MacArthur •
Motril plans to open its bars in a few days time, not completely but rather in order to serve take-away tapas and raciones.
Junta Criticised over Maro Golf
by Hugh MacArthur •
Reader Says: Stuck in the UK
by Gazette Reader •
Covid-19 Free Villages
by Hugh MacArthur •
People have asked us over these six weeks of the Lock Down what the infection figures are for such-and-such town, but info was scarce. Now we know a little more.




