Almuñécar’s next English-language film to be shown is The Shape of Water, starting at 18.00h on Monday the 5th at the Casa de la Cultura.
Dead Dolphin in La Herradura
by Editor •
A dead dolphin was washed up on La Herradura beach yesterday. Beach walkers reported the find and the cleaning company removed the carcass.
Homes for Strays
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Provincial Council of Granada has begun a programme for finding homes for strays in coordination with town halls entitled, Zero Deaths.
Walkers Visit Sorbas
by Martin Myall •
Over 50 hikers from the Almuñécar Walking Club (PMD) had a great Sunday out down Almería way, in the area of Sorbas.
Bollard Blow
by Hugh MacArthur •
Almuñécar is going to have to spend 30,000 euros on replacing most of the bollards around town, as they do not conform with regulations thanks to a new law.
The Junta’s Campsite Decree
by Hugh MacArthur •
Almuñécar Medical Centre Deficiencies
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Almuñécar Andalucistas Party has been collecting signatures concerning deficiencies at the Almuñécar Medical Centre.
Motril’s Ham-Radio Exhibition
by Martin Myall •
The Museo de Historia de Motril will be running an exhibition all about CB (Citizen Band) radio from now until the 23rd of March.
Reina Sofia Re-Opens
by David Darby •
I popped in to see Miguel, the owner of both Más Que Tapas in town and Restaurante Reina Sofia, which has long since been an Almuñécar dining favourite.
Baby Perishes in Fire
by Vivienne Hughes •
Economy over Environment?
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish Government opposes the EU move to limit a toxic element present in fertilisers because of adverse economic affects.
Skeleton Found in Flat
by Martin Myall •
Around the end of last month, the remains of a man who had died seven years previously was found in his flat in Valencia.
Heart Attack at the Wheel
by Hugh MacArthur •
A man driving an articulated lorry had a heart attack right in the middle of Castell de Ferro, but disaster was averted.
Monkey Business
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Guardia Civil are investigating eleven suspects scattered over several provinces for smuggling monkeys.
Punta Clean-Up
by Vivienne Hughes •
Volunteers working on the rocks around the Punta de la Mona as part of a clean up in La Herradura picked up almost 200 kilos of rubbish, some of which had obviously discarded by anglers.


