The Playa de Maro is in the subject of controversy after it was awarded, if that is the right words, Una Bandera Negra, which is definitely a black mark on its reputation.
Almuñécar Councillor for Beaches, Lucía González, announced the summer cultural programme, Noches en Azul, which is evening entertainment on the beaches of Almuñécar and La Herradura.
It restores a little faith in Mankind when something like the following crops up: a man finds 400 euros in a cashpoit (ATM) and hands it in to the police, who track down its rightful owner.
It doesn’t matter if its mid winter with the Sierra Nevada covered in snow, or the height of summer, the Guardia Civil, mountain rescue service, GREIM, are called out almost every weekend throughout the year.
Well, it should be of no surprise when you host a vast influx of humanity that a few light-fingered will pop through the doorway; it might sound like something out of Trumps agenda, but we’re referring to thieves on the Costa Tropical.
The Costa Tropical Sport Fishing Association not happy with the PSOE’s suggestion to ban angling on Motril’s Playa El Cable, whose primary designation is for the use of dogs; i.e., playa canina.
Not tiring of the tactic, valid or not, Almuñécar’s PSOE has once again put on the table one of its strategic proposals regarding mobility and infrastructure: the creation of a new road access to La Herradura through the sports pavilion area.
Motril will open a large, purpose-built, study room for university students preparing for exams that will be open 24/7, using personal pin codes for entry.
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