It doesn’t matter, it appears, if you have an olive grove bending under the weight of a crop because olive farmers in Granada are facing a disastrous campaign this year.
Houston, We Have a Problem
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for Central Government
Nerja Centro de Salud News
by Martin Myall •
Nobody can accuse administrations of rushing things, so the Junta’s and the Nerja Town Hall progress on a new Centro de Salud can hardly be described as meteoric.
Grants for Hotels
by Martin Myall •
The Central Government has announced that they will be extending a grant for 6-million euros to two hotel projects; one in La Herradura and the other on Playa Granada in Motril.
Emblematic Beacon Repaired
by Vivienne Hughes •
The maritime signaling beacon on the Playa Granada groyne that was washed away by a storm has been rebuilt and put back into service.
Wolf Attacks On Cattle
by Martin Myall •
There has long been in place a ban on hunting wolves in Spain as they were an endangered species, but this might now change, thanks to a proposal by regional governments where there are wolf populations.
Flood Damage Reparations
by Martin Myall •
The Central Government has approved more than 193m euros to cover 100% of the repair & prevention works for damages caused by winter storms in 73 municipalities in Granada.
Flood Damage Reparations
by Martin Myall •
Perhaps they should rename Salobreña Soggybreña because when it rains any serious amount, you need a canoe to get around the Pontanilla area.
Nerja to Motril by Train?
by Martin Myall •
Whilst we have all heard of the proposal to connect the city of Granada with Motril by rail… which seems unlikely to materialise, the Junta is eyeing creating a coastal railway.
Pipeline Nearing Completion
by Martin Myall •
The first section of pipes of the Béznar-Rules pipeline system (Desglosado 9) is only about 200 metres short of its completion point.
Repairs to Winter Storm Damage
by Martin Myall •
The Central Government through its regional office has announced that beach-repair work will start at the beginning of April – hopefully not during Semana Santa!