When you’re doing 107kph faster than the 100kph speed limit, you’re bound to attract the attention of the Guardia Civil helicopter equipped with speed cams.
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Salobreña Uses Prison Labour
by Vivienne Hughes •
Salobreña Town Hall is working in collaborations with the prison service so that inmates can carry out community work in the municipality.
Ugly Cables
by Hugh MacArthur •
The old town of Almuñécar has received at least three protection categories ranging from 1976 to the most recent in 2014 but somethings need to change.
Salobreña’s Empty Chairs
by Vivienne Hughes •
The square in front of Salobreña Town Hall had an unusual appearance on the 25th of last month as there were 44, empty, folding chairs on it.
Las Zorreras Lane Widening
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Motril Spokesman for the Por Sí party at the Town Hall, David Martín, presented a motion before the press concerning El Camino de Las Zorreras.
Coastal Pathway Closer
by Hugh MacArthur •
Málaga has a coastal pathway and Motril has long since wanted one, too – soon it will be more than a wish, though.
Better TV Signal for Taramay
by Martin Myall •
If you live in Taramay and actually watch Spanish TV, then we have good news for you: they’re sorting out the TV mast for the area.
Motril Foodbank Campaign
by Vivienne Hughes •
On the 21st of November the solidarity campaign launched by the Asociación de Comerciantes to gather stocks for the Motril foodbanks concluded successfully.
No Sneaking Down!
by Martin Myall •
The Mayor of Motril, Luisa García Chamorro, has said that the Town Hall will tighten control on people sneaking down from Granada.
Beach Bars Reluctance
by Martin Myall •
I took a trip along the Salobreña beach front yesterday and saw that despite now being able to open, virtually all of the chiringuitos remained closed.