A sure sign that the population is growing in peacetime is when the municipal cemetery has to be enlarged. In wartime, that’s a different matter.
Extra Niches for Cemetery
by Martin Myall •
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Molvízar War Graves
by Martin Myall •
The Junta de Andalucía has published in the Regional Gazette (BOJA) the authorisation for the locating, exhumation and identification through DNA testing of bodies in known, unmarked graves.
Driver Crushed Beneath Lorry
by Martin Myall •
There was a tragic accident in the Lecrin Valley after a lorry driver lost his life on a narrow country lane between Talará and the municipal cemetery near the mortuary.
An Unusual Court Sentence
by Hugh MacArthur •
Minors’ Judge, Emilio Calatayud, is renowned for handing down novel court sentences in his minors court; his latest involved cleaning up a cemetery.
Human Remains on Órgiva Street
by Vivienne Hughes •
Human remains were found strewn on an Órgiva street, which although ‘grizzly’ in nature, it was not indicative of a murder or something of that kind.
Cemetery Lane Cleaned Up
by Hugh MacArthur •
Towards the end of last month La Herradura cemetery was clean up, or better said, it’s access lane was.
Holy Hand-Grenade?
by Martin Myall •
A rather strange object was uncovered behind the municipal cemetery in Vélez-Málaga. It looked like a hand-grenade but it had an ornate designs.
Nudity in the Cemetery
by Hugh MacArthur •
The good folk of Granada who had gone to the municipal cemetery, San Jose, were surprised to be confronted by a completely naked man wandering around.
Petty Arson in Cemetery
by Martin Myall •
On such a sensitive date as the 1st of November, the discovery of small acts of arson in the municipal cemetery in Almuñécar has created a lot of indignation.
Eliminating the Damp in La Herradura Cemetery
by Vivienne Hughes •
The south-west wall of La Herradura’s cemetery, where the family vaults are, has long had a damp problem, but not for much longer…