The new, conservative Provincial Delegate for Agriculture, Carmen Crespo, is energetically back peddling over her remarks concerning water transfers from Rules .
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Hands Off Rules Water!
by Hugh MacArthur •
Although the distribution system for the Rules Reservoir doesn’t exist yet, every once in a while rumours begin about the water going to Almería.
The Ones That Didn’t Get Away
by Martin Myall •
Thinking of taking your car to North Africa? No? Well, somebody else might be, which might explain why it is no longer where you parked it.
Granada-Melilla Flights
by Vivienne Hughes •
Air Nostrum has put tickets up for sale for the routes connecting Melilla to Granada, Almería and Sevilla.
Cucumber Overload
by Martin Myall •
Whilst Costa Tropical fruit farmers lament the loss of crop due to high winds, the horticultural sector suffers from over production.
Who’s Pushing The Baby?
by Vivienne Hughes •
Police officers located a baby that had been left in a pushchair next to a parked car in Roquetas de Mar at the beginning of November.
The Sunday Morning Fireball
by Vivienne Hughes •
The astronomic tracking station, La Hita (Toledo) picked up the passage of a spectacular fireball crossing Spain’s south-eastern skies yesterday.
Junta Acts Against Plastic Waste
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Junta de Andalucía has set in motion a campaign for the retrieval of discarded plastic from the greenhouses that has been dumped in gullies and ramblas.
Popular Names in Andalusia
by Hugh MacArthur •
What were the most popular names being given to children in Andalusia during 2017? The answer is María and Pablo.
Ikea for Nevada?
by Vivienne Hughes •
For a long time the idea of an Ikea branch in Granada has been dead in the water, seemingly, however, it’s not flat lining because there’s hope.