If you have travelled along the road that links the A-44 to Lanjarón, you couldn’t have helped seeing the massive amounts of earth moving and construction going on, despite all the rain during winter.
Tag Archive for alpujarra
Cars Swept Away
by Vivienne Hughes •
Fire personnel based in Cádiar were called out to confirm that two cars that had been swept down the Río Chico in Órgiva on Wednesday had nobody in them.
Man Dies in House Fire
by Hugh MacArthur •
A man in his 50s perished in a house fire in Pitres in the upper Alpujarra Granadina early yesterday morning.
Inland Snow Expected Today
by Hugh MacArthur •
Although winter hasn’t officially begun, the typical weather of that season has certainly showed up in the province of Granada.
A Weekend of Rescue Call Outs
by Martin Myall •
Let’s see what happens this weekend because last weekend was a busy one for the Guardia Civil, mountain-rescue teams.
Subsidised Rural Bus Routes
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Junta has expanded its Rural Connected Andalucía programme with 22 new routes, bringing the total to over 105 routes to facilitate on-demand public transport in rural areas.
A Stronger Earth Tremor
by Martin Myall •
Granada was rattled by a 4.2 (magnitude) earth tremor but this time with the epicentre out in the Mediterranean under the Mar de Alborán.
A D.O. for Alpujarra/Valle Olive Oil
by Martin Myall •
If you follow our wine column you will already know what a D.O. is, which is an official designation of origin putting a particular product down to a specific, exclusive area.
Alpujarra Access Progress
by Martin Myall •
The Junta’s Minister of Public Works, Rocío Díaz, visited the construction work on the first phase of the new access road to the Alpujarra towards the end of last month.
Connecting to the Castle
by Hugh MacArthur •
Lanjarón has taken a step closer to getting its zip-line project approved and assigned EU funding.