Whilst chewing gum might be a sticky problem as far as keeping the streets clean, what people object most to when it comes to stepping in something are dog droppings.
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Salobreña Bottle-Top Appeal
by 1616books •
Raúl is a 9-year old boy from Salobreña in urgent need of help. He has suffered from brain paralysis, West Syndrome and Lenno-Gastaut Syndrome since birth, but as he grows, life is becoming more and more difficult, especially to his family.
Hippy in the Rubbish
by Martin Myall •
Workers at the rubbish recycling plant near Vélez Benaudalla had a shock when the body of a man appeared on the conveyor belt. It was 15.00h on Tuesday the 21st of May when cadaver appeared.
Gürtel Reaches Motril?
by Martin Myall •
For those of you that are no familiar with the Caso Gürtel, it is probably the biggest political corruption scandal ever to rock Spain and involves the Central Government.
Almuñécar Clubs and Associations Fair
by Martin Myall •
The yearly congregation of clubs and associations in Almuñécar will take place this Saturday (25th May) in the Majuelo Park, with around 40 stands.
End of Season Concert
by JJMM •
Just one week away from the Juventudes Musicales Chamber Choir End of Season Concert on Monday, May 27th from 8:30pm and the programme is looking more exciting than ever!
H4H Summer Luncheon
by Martin Myall •
On the 28th June the annual Summer Luncheon in aid of the Help for Heroes Charity will be held at the Peña Parda Restaurant on the La Herradura Beach Front.
Lucky Lola
by Martin Myall •
A 78-year-old woman from Motril had two heart attacks right in the middle of a central street but lives to tell the tale.
Salobreña’s Summer Blue Zones
by Martin Myall •
It is now certain that the Paseo Marítimo and other areas will have blue-zone parking restrictions, but what has yet to be agreed upon are the timetable and extent.
The Hotel Picadilly Pickle
by Martin Myall •
The main Almuñécar opposition party, the CA, are not happy bunnies over the PP Town Council’s decision to stall on the partial demolition of the said hotel structure, whose ugly shadow graces the town’s western N-340 access.