So the rain that we had in the late spring helped but the fact is there’s no justification for breaking out the party hats and farting cushions.
The Province’s Water Situation
by Martin Myall •
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A Sad Decade Ends
by Martin Myall •
Francisco Javier Martín succumbed yesterday to a road accident that occurred nearly ten years ago – all these years since he had remained only semi-conscious.
Famished Reservoirs
by Martin Myall •
On the 10th of this month, the province’s reservoirs stood on average at 33% of their maximum capacity. Compared with last February, that’s 27% down.
Five Towns Reprieved
by Martin Myall •
In an article yesterday we explained that six municipalities were over 1,000 and might be closed, four of which might not… well, five have been left open.
The Last Update before Sunday
by Martin Myall •
Yesterday saw what could be the last meeting of the regional committee of health experts, announcing which municipalities had excessive Covid figures.
Towns Reopening on Monday
by Martin Myall •
The Junta’s Public Health Committee for Granada met Friday and decided which towns could reopen as of 00.01h on Monday the 1st of February.
Junta Publishes BOJA
by Martin Myall •
The Junta has published the changes announced yesterday evening in the official regional gazette (BOJA). It confirms the list of closed municipalities.
Nearly 50 Towns Isolated
by Martin Myall •
A total of 49 municipalities within the province of Granada will been closed off starting Monday morning, announced the Junta PM, Juanma Moreno.
Sierra Nevada’s Wears White
by Martin Myall •
If you had viewed the Sierra Nevada webcams yesterday you would have been amazed to see the slopes under a white carpet… in August.
Granada Rocks!
by Hugh MacArthur •
Sixteen earth tremors have been registered on seismographs yesterday around the provincial capital.