Tag Archive for andalucia

Mayor Visits Torrecuevas

The Mayor of Almuñécar, Ruiz Joya, didn’t exactly get a hero’s welcome when he visited Torrecuevas but rather was confronted with gruff complaints and demands.

The Victims That Were Hidden

Salobreña Town Hall said that it had started work this week on the first phase of a campaign to locate and exhume the victims of the Spanish Civil War in unmarked graves within the municipal cemetery.

Anchoring Points to Protect the Seabed

when a boat, yatch or even a RIB drops anchor onto a coral bed or posidonia meadows, it causes damage, which is why that have been installing 25 mooring points between Nerja and Castell de Ferro within protected seabed areas.

Airgun Incidents in Granada

A week ago, somebody started shooting at a film crew of a local, TV channel for Granada (TG7) using a pellet gun, but this incident is just the last in a string of similar ones.

Organic Waste Collection

Barrio San Miguel in Almuñécar will have a new, brown bin for organic waste collection, starting this coming Monday, which will join the selective waste collection bins already available in the area.

To Be or Not To Be

The Axarquía village of Arenas has a bullfighting show planned for their fiestas, complete dwarf bullfighters… then somebody complained.

If It Doesn’t Fit, Don’t Force It

You can put up all the street signs warning driver that there is a very narrow street ahead, yet somebody will try and squeeze their vehicle through it, taking out the paint work on both sides of the car and the mirrors.