
The transformation of the old Air Force base in Motril into a temporary immigrant hold centre has been stopped by the Town Hall.
The Guardia Civil carried out dawn arrests along the Costa Tropical on suspected members of a gang dealing in human trafficking or people smuggling..
Come Tomorrow, Saturday, you might be rubbing your eyes if you’re in Almuñécar, wondering if the swarm of scooters is a hallucination – it’s not.
Yesterday’s storm didn’t reach the coast but it caused chaos in Granada when a lightning strike knocked out several traffic lights.
If you still haven’t made plans for this Saturday, why not visit the Science Park in Granada because it’s free that day! The reason is that it is its 23rd anniversary.
Work began down on Motril’s beaches to replenish the washed-away sand but locals are far from happy; they’re on the war path!
If you thought that the court finding on the Manada (Wolf Pack) rape case was shameful, then be prepared for even worse.
Four drops of rain and the top end of Salobreña floods again so that the roundabout could be mistaken for Venice.
Scrambling bikes noisly riding through the countryside can be annoying, but one thing is being annoyed by them and another is trying to kill them.
The Policía Nacional unit in Motril Port discovered a stowaway in the engine compartment of a bus that had come off the Nador Ferry.
Readers might remember an article in December on the man who had found his 2-month-old lamb with its legs amputed. It was his child’s pet.
A man had to be rescued last Saturday after suffering a fall in the Sierra Nevada in the area known as Corral del Veleta (Canuto).
An incredible opportunity to walk with Chris Stewart, Acompalia’s Vice President and most entertaining mountain guide!
The next film in English to be shown in Almuñécar’s Casa de la cultura, and probably the last one until autumn, will be I, Tonya.