At last, the hotter weather seems to be behind us. Whilst down on the coast maximums will be in the high 20s, the nighttime minimums in Salobreña will range between 21ºC and 17ºC. Motril and Almuñécar follow this nighttime trend, too
Almuñécar Town Hall has decided to take on the Central Government over the tax on rubbish.
Following the fire damage caused to 590 hectares in the area of Peña Escrita, El Cerval, Rescate, La Albita, Los Escobales and La Bóveda, there is some good news for affected propety owners.
In Almuñécar and La Herradura you not only stand a chance of getting your car towed away if you leave it where you shouldn’t, but the same can happen to your boat.
On the 20th of September the Paseo de Las Flores will officially have its name changed to Paseo Miguel Ángel Blanco.
August closes with a mixed bag of weather, whilst rain fell on the coast at the beginning of the week, inland apart from cloudy skies, it remained dry with mild temperatures.
The baby that fell into a community swimming pool in Almuñécar and was pulled out, receiving CPR, is now back home after a stay in Hospital under observation.
Almuñécar Town Hall has requested a grant to help the owners of properties that were damaged by the recent fire.
The Almuñécar Councillor for Beaches and the Environment, Lucía González, has given the figures behind the clean up following fiesta week.
You will have noticed that temperatures have cooled a little, especially at night, with temperatures in the low 20s on the coast and middle-to-high teens inland in the Valle de Lecrín (Dúrcal) and the Alpujarra (Lanjarón).