Motril fishermen have donated 17,000 kilos – 17 metric tonnes – of fish to Food Banks. They have also fished out 41,600 kilos of ‘inorganic refuse’ from the sea.
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Successful Business Networking Event
by Vivienne Hughes •
Around 50 business people turned up for the I Encuentro de Negocios de la Costa which was held on the 2nd of October at the Almuñécar Casa de la Cultura.
Albox Ordered to Pay Compensation to British Residents
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Town Hall of Álbox in Almería has been sentenced to compensate for the “moral damages” caused to three British families.
Tougher Speeding Measures
by Hugh MacArthur •
The General Traffic Department has made the fining margins on speed limits narrower; i.e. the amount surpassed over the limit before fining takes place.
Junta Pays Out to Farmer over Flood Damage
by Vivienne Hughes •
A judge has sentenced that the Junta has to pay compensation to a plastic, greenhouse owner in Calahonda over flood damage. The riverbed (rambla) had not been cleared adequately of vegetation.
Molvizar’s New Pumping Station
by Hugh MacArthur •
Quite a few regional bigwigs got together for the inauguration of a pumping station in the Rambla de Mólvizar.
Avenida de Andalucia Roadwork Recommences
by Martin Myall •
Readers might have already noticed that roadworks have commenced on the Avendida de Andalucía in Almuñécar, but here is some info on the project.
Almuñécar Hiking Club Begins Season
by Martin Myall •
Around 40 hikers, despite the inclement weather, took part in the first walk of the season up in the Alpujarra at the very end of September.
Almuñécar & Herradura Cultural Agenda for October
by Louise Powell •
The complete cultural agenda for Almuñécar and La Herradura for the month of October, including concerts, plays and conferences.
Two Days of High Winds on The Coast
by Vivienne Hughes •
Early morning yesterday trees were brought down by strong winds in Motril while in Almuñécar, Today, two palm trees were toppled as well.