Spring can be an unstable season with wild temperature changes; warm, pre-summer days mixed in with snow and sub-zero temperatures.
A Cold-Snap Disaster
by Hugh MacArthur •
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Knife at The Parade
by Martin Myall •
Semana Santa is not only a tricky time because of the wax on the pavements, etc, but in the case of Granada, you could get attacked by somebody with a large knife. Read on…
Salobreña Centro de Salud
by Martin Myall •
If things go according to plan, which they seldom do, the new Centro de Salud should open its doors in June; in time for summer.
Motril Hospital’s New Wing
by Vivienne Hughes •
Work on the North Building of Hospital Santa Ana in Motril is progressing, our politicians claim, although this project has been going on for literally years.
Vote from Abroad
by Gazette Reader •
A reader writes in to remind people of an event this afternoon in Nerja concerning voting in US elections by mail
Castle Gets Lighting Face-Lift
by Vivienne Hughes •
If you have walked along the Camino Gambullón in the evening, you will have seen that they have put in street lighting and illumination of the rockface beneath the castle.
Sports Fishermen Want Dialogue
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Asociación de Pescadores Deportivos Costa Tropical held a meeting with the Mayor of Salobreña, Ortega Prados, concerning the Tesorillo-Salobreña Special Area of Conservation (ZEC).
From Coma to Throne Bearer
by Martin Myall •
A man from La Herradura who spent two months in a coma after a cycling accident has been struggling with rehabilitation for four years, but he set himself a goal and achieved it.
Jealous Boyfriend Sentenced
by Vivienne Hughes •
The court sentence for a man, who was found guilty of domestic abuse in Motril, was recently upheld by the Provincial Appeals in Granada.
CCTV Installations Grants
by Hugh MacArthur •
More and more towns are installing CCTV cameras on their streets, as a security measure against crime, but many see it as an intrusion into their privacy.