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.
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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.
Cortijo Burglaries Arrests
by Vivienne Hughes •
The man arrested in Almuñécar accused of hold ups in pharmacies has also been charged with cortijo burglaries in Salobreña.