Maro saw its second fire this year yesterday when a blaze broke out in the area of the vega beside the village itself, in the Barranco de La Caleta.
Maro Vega Fire
by Martin Myall •
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Granada Has Lowest Figures
by Martin Myall •
Whilst we follow the Covid figures in Europe and wonder when it will hit here, it is reassuring to consider how well Granada is doing.
Motril Port Project is Viable
by Hugh MacArthur •
The new marina project for Motril has received the go ahead for its Plan Director de Infraestructuras which will commence at the beginning of next year.
Salobreña N-340 Fire
by Martin Myall •
A fire started amongst a large clumb of pines next to the N-340 where it passes through the municipality of Salobreña.
Reader: Does Anyone Care?
by Gazette Reader •
Reader’s letter on continual urban growth in Motril
Generous Painter
by Vivienne Hughes •
The painter from San Sebastian, Juan Ilarraiz, who resides in Almuñécar, donated the 1,454 euros generated from the sale of four of his paintings to the AECC.
The Last Desperate Call
by Vivienne Hughes •
The emergency services received a call from a man in a hostal to say that he didn’t feel well and couldn’t move and then he died.
Rain Drain Cleaning
by Hugh MacArthur •
The water, utility company, Aguas y Servicios is in the midst of clearing out rain drains on the Costa Tropical in preparation for the coming rains.
The Reluctant 60,000
by Vivienne Hughes •
The vaccination campaign in the province of Granada is drawing to a close, which at its height was providing 80,000 jabs a week.
Joe Strummer Square
by Martin Myall •
There’s a small square in the city of Granada that bears the name Joe Strummer, who many of you might remember was a member of the British punk band, The Clash.