It looks like the Mayor of Almuñécar has given up on the idea of replacing the old Estación Náutica with its swimming pool for a block of flats after encountering considerable opposition, so he is going to making into a youth centre.
If you’re not a native speaker of English you might not understand the term ‘cowboy’ when referring to a builder; it means somebody who is very unprofessional and botches jobs.
The Sociedad Azucarera Larios, which owns a lot of land within the municipality of Nerja, has ended land-leasing contracts with local farmers on the Maro Vega.
Nerja Town Hall is trying to get a project through to provide the town with a long-awaited bus station, instead of the present bus-stop arrangement.
Motril Town Council plunges ahead with efforts to make Playa Poniente more attractive for tourism by going for the Blue Flag Award.
The days of slapping down a cortijo, on a piece of land the size of a postage stamp and hoping that nobody would notice, are over… Or if they did, you’d just pay a fine and that’s it.
Almuñécar Town Hall complained that the closed-down Chiringuito Calabré was demolished without their permission by the provincial offices of the Central Government has responded.
In 1985 a building (La Resina) along San Cristóbal that had been built in 1950 as a temporary mental asylum, was renovated and turned into a tourism complex, renamed Turismo Tropical.
Lots of small villages in Andalucia used to have casas de los maestros where the teachers who were brought in to work at the village school lived.
Anybody approaching Almuñécar on the N-340 from La Herradura cannot fail to have noticed the monstrosity that is the Hotel Piccadilly structure.