
The pandemic has savaged the hospitality sector and the big hotels, for example have come off worse compared with small rural hotels.
From Midnight Sunday; i.e. Monday morning, new restrictions will come into force until the 25th of this month, when it will be revised.
It’s surprising that we still get hill fires in winter, which was the case on Monday, breaking out in the Órgiva area of the Alpujarra.
When somebody tells you that you look tired or ill, it’s bad enough, but when they tell you that you’re dead, well, it’s a bloody cheek, really.
The Spanish, National Agency for Weather (AEMET) has issued an Orange Alert for the Costa Tropical tomorrow with winds expected up to 90kph.
Those new to this land probably heard of the bottle-water brand, Lanjarón, before they found out that where the village was, whose springs supplied the water.
Following the Costa Tropical and the Alpujarra, in the rest of the province, including the capital city, bars, restaurants and shops can open up to 18.30h.
The number of municipalities in Granada that have never had one case of Covid-19 since the pandemic began dwindles – now there are only four.
There was a big, drugs bust reported in the Alpujarra at the beginning of the week with six arrests, two of whom were British.