Ten days of cloth, fabrics and plenty of fun ideas, from the 10th to the 20th of April at the Casa de la Cultura, Almuñécar, with viewing hours of 11.00h to 13.00h & 17.00h to 21.00h
Tag Archive for andalucia
Here We Go Again…
by Louise Powell •
The surprising Regional-High-Court verdict on the controversial hotel on Algarrobico beach in Almería has left nobody unmoved. The High Court found that the hotel was erected on land that was legally apt for development.
One Moment of Distraction; One Lifetime of Regret
by Vivienne Hughes •
A judge handed down a sentence of 3-years’ imprisonment to a woman driver who had knocked down a father and his young son as she chatted on a mobile. She was also speeding in a 30-km, speed-limit area.
Armilla Hindus Annoyed
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Hindu commune of Armilla, Granada, feels that they are being treated as if they were terrorists.
It Seemed a Good Idea at The Time
by Hugh MacArthur •
A falling bedstead injured two children in Granada, after the rope broke that was being used to lower it two floors to the street below.
Almuñécar in Top 50 Most Sociable Towns
by Louise Powell •
Almuñécar is amongst the top 50 ‘most sociable towns in the world for travellers,’ according to Minube users. Others Andalusian towns and cities include Sevilla, Granada, Marbella and Linares in Jaén.
Textile Recycling Containers
by Hugh MacArthur •
Locals will have noticed the appearance of a new type of recycling bin on the streets of Almuñécar and La Herradura – these ones are for old clothes. All told there are twelve of them.
Motril April-May Cultural Agenda
by Vivienne Hughes •
Just click on this free PDF download of the Motril Cultural Agenda for April – June
Almuñécar Timeline
by Louise Powell •
Excellent footage of Almuñécar and surroundings taken in a time-lapse sequence,
Losing Faith and Ground – Editorial Comment
by Martin Myall •
Those affected by the landslip on Urbanizaciones Carmenes del Mar on Cerro Gordo, La Herradura are feeling increasingly bitter.