Things appear to be finally moving concerning the Almuñécar fish & veg market and the closed car park beneath it.
Almuñécar Market Advance
by Martin Myall •
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So Near, Yet So Far
by Hugh MacArthur •
A group of climbers were scaling the canyon before you get to Vélez Benaudalla when they saw thieves ransacking their parked car below. They were not impressed as there was nothing that they could do to stop them.
A Salobreña Bus Problem?
by Martin Myall •
One of the opposition parties in Salobreña, the PA, pointed out that pedestrians will have a hard time walking to the bus station without crossing busy junctions.
The Motril Air Display
by Hugh MacArthur •
Yes, it’s that time of year again, with the XI Festival Aéreo de Motril set to take place on the 26th of June down on Playa Granada, so make sure you don’t miss it!
Mule Starved to Death
by Vivienne Hughes •
A man from Órgiva has been charged with letting a mule die from thirst and hunger as a result of having left it locked up for two months in an abandoned cortijo
Alhambra Night Visit
by Vivienne Hughes •
Motril Town Hall is organizing a night visit to the Alhambra Palace, as part of the Motrileños en Ruta Programme on the 17th of June.
2016 Gastronomic Fair
by Vivienne Hughes •
Fifteen local establishments will be participating in the upcoming XVIII Feria Gastronómica 2016 in Almuñécar.
Jazz en la Costa 2016
by Louise Powell •
Here is the complete programme for the XXIX Festival Internacional de Jazz en la Costa de Almuñécar. Main Programme from the 17th to the 23rd of July. All concerts begin at 22.30h in the Parque El Majuelo.
Endesa Scam Warning
by Hugh MacArthur •
The utilities company, Endesa, has been sending out warnings to its clients via Internet concerning bogus & malicious emails, supposedly from the company but in reality from hackers after your money.
Update on N340 Accident
by Martin Myall •
The accident, which occurred at 09.30h, according to the official press release, involved a woman driver, who came off the road, ending up 20 metres below.