This week the work to repair the defects on the A-7 between Carchuna and Castell will commence, right at the height of summer when the autovia is at its busiest.
Dubious Timing
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tag Archive for Carchuna
Insufficient Medical Staff
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Motril branch of the Partido Popular is asking for more summer personnel for the public-health services on the Costa Tropical, especially Calahonda and Carchuna.
The A-7 Muddle
by Martin Myall •
Politicians were invented to make paper shuffling as complicated and drawn out as possible – and we pay them to do it.
A-7 Problems on Newest Section
by Vivienne Hughes •
You will have heard that the newly opened stretch of A-7 coastal autovía, between Carchuna and Castle, had to be cut because of defects? Repair work commences this month.
Charchuna’s Tax Beef
by Martin Myall •
The First Councillor for semi-independent Carchuna-Calahonda, Concepción Abarca, told the gathered press that they want to handle their own taxes.
Junta’s Rambla Clearing
by Martin Myall •
Before the week is out, the Junta de Andalucia has promised to start clearing out the storm beds, riverbeds and gullies along the Costa Tropical.
The Costa Tropical Pulls Together
by Vivienne Hughes •
For the first time, and under the banner of the Mancomunidad, all the Costa Tropical town halls are pulling together to demand anti-beach-erosion work.
Not Prepared for Rains
by Vivienne Hughes •
The fact that it hasn’t rained can be counted as a curse or a blessing: a curse because of the drought and a blessing because we are not prepared.
A-7 Finally Finished
by Martin Myall •
The Prime Minister of Spain was on the Costa Tropical today to inaugurate the final section of the A-7, between Carchuna and Castell de Ferro
Sub-Aquatic Chess
by Hugh MacArthur •
There was an interesting game of chess taking place near Carchuna beach, but not many beach goers witnessed it… because it was on the seabed.