
People arriving on buses from Granada and Madrid need to be controlled, considers the Mayor of Almuñécar, Trinidad Herrera.
There was a bit of a scuffle on Wednesday night in Motril’s municipal sports centre, which is being used as a temporary shelter for the homeless.
The international market for medical masks and personal protective equipment has become a jungle with everybody from town halls to national governments vying for them.
The Policía Nacional discovered a Whatsapp group dedicated to laying traps for the police and attacking them when they appear.
Mayor María Eugenia Rufino continues to press for a breakdown of Coronavirus-infection figures because until now they have been given on a provincial and comarca level.
The Motril, care home for the elderly, Luis Pastor de Aspromo has detected its first case of Coronavirus amongst its residents.
Firstly, this is an editorial piece, not the beliefs of the Gazette staff as a whole. Something occurred to me today.
The Guardia Civil had probably thought they had seen and heard it all during the Lock Down but they were wrong when they stopped a car in Almería.
Staff at Hospital Santa Ana in Motril yesterday lined the entrance to A&E to pay homage to the nurse who has just died in Granada’s general hospital.
Autónomos and pymes (small & medium companies), especially micro-pymes, can now ask for loans of up to 50,000 euros to tackle their cashflow problems.
The PSOE opposition party in Almuñécar has asked the Mayor, Sra. Trinidad, to close the access points to the municipality to stop arrivals over Semana Santa.
People are still trying to reach the coast to take up residence in their holiday home, but getting here is only half your problem, if they do manage it.