The provincial law courts in Granada will be judging the case of a Town Hall clerk in Almuñécar for allegedly fiddling land boundaries.
Almuñécar Clerk Standing Trial
by Martin Myall •
Out of The Frying Pan…
by Hugh MacArthur •
A driver in the city of Granada who came across a police road-check decided to speed away rather than stop but it ended in a pedestrian being run over.
Jumped Rather Than Burn
by Martin Myall •
A man in his early 80s died early this morning after jumping from an 8th-floor balcony because he was trapped by flames.
Giving Light in the Dark
by Vivienne Hughes •
Yes, we’re still going on about the blackout on the 28th of last month, but it’s worth reporting on a spot of ‘light’ in the ‘dark.’
Warnings Ignored
by Martin Myall •
An industrial engineer from Asturias, Fernando Ley Llano, appeared before the Congressional Industry Committee on March 11th and forewarned of a possible outage which then occurred on the Monday the 28th of Aprilt
Police Rescue German Couple
by Hugh MacArthur •
Officers from the Policía Local in Torrox rescued a German couple in their 70s who were trapped by a fire in their home.
World Password Day
by Martin Myall •
Did you know that yesterday, the 1st of May, was World Password Day?
Road Death in Alhama
by Vivienne Hughes •
A driver in his mid-40s lost his life in an accident within the municipality of Alhama de Granada yesterday.
Cars Torched
by Vivienne Hughes •
The early hours of this morning saw several, parked cars destroyed by flames in Cenes de La Vega.
Foreign Tourist Drowns
by Hugh MacArthur •
There was an unrelated death on Monday (unrelated to the outage, that is) in Torremolinos after a male tourist in his 50s reportedly drowned in the sea.
Las Cruces in Almuñécar
by Louise Powell •
The Councillor for Cultura y Fiestas published a list of competitors participating in the Cruces de Mayo competition.
Anecdotes from The Dark
by Martin Myall •
Well, you’re already probably sick and tired of hearing about the outage, so this will probably be the last one until whatever caused it is known.
Back to the Tranny!
by Martin Myall •
Those of us who are old enough to remember listening to Radio Luxembourg and Radio Caroline on our transistor radios will have felt a glimmer of nostalgia with their sudden ‘rediscovery’ during the outage.
Judge Orders Judicial Investigation
by Martin Myall •
Judge José Luis Calama has opened preliminary proceedings today for the investigation into the Iberian-peninsular-wide power outage as a possible act of terrorism.
Not a Cyber Attack
by Martin Myall •
Nearly 24 hours on from the mass outage, the only thing certain is that it was not a cyber attack, according to Red Electrica or the Spanish Intelligence Services.