Almuñécar is accelerating the pace of the demolition work on the municipal market, which has a job duration of just six weeks.
Demolition Gathers Pace
by Martin Myall •
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Mayor Breaks Quarantine Law?
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar opposition parties are up in arms because they consider that the Mayor of Almuñécar has allowed municipal workers to break the Lock down in order to dismantle the Municipal Market.
Hotel Wants Compensation
by Martin Myall •
The owners and shareholders of Hotel Bahía Tropical in Taramay, Almuñécar want compensation should the building be demolished.
Obligatory Demolitions
by Vivienne Hughes •
Motril Town Hall is lining up to order the demolition of houses over 50-years old in a ruinous state on Calle San Miguel and Calle Santísimo.
Unfair Demolition Order
by Vivienne Hughes •
There’s a little village up in the Alpujarra called Narlia where an act of arguable injustice is unfolding in the form of a demolition.
New Demolition Order
by Martin Myall •
Costas has still got its teeth into the sports facilities on La Herradura beach, seeking its demolition since May 2016.
Oleaje Causing Waves
by Martin Myall •
We reported some weeks ago about Chiringuito Oleaje on Playa Granada; how it might be forced to close down – there have since been developments.
House in Dangerous State
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Salobreña opposition party, the PP, has complained about the state of an uninhabited house in a ruinous state, which actually has a gaping hole in its facade.
No New Market Takers
by Martin Myall •
No company has come forward offering a bid for the municipal-market project in Almuñécar, much to Benavides’s joy and the Mayor’s dismay.
Legalising Illegal Cortijos
by Hugh MacArthur •
(COH 04C) Once upon a time, building a cortijo on a patch of land without any planning permission was common practice – not now, because you just won’t get away with it.