Starting at the beginning of this week at 09.00h the fortnight-parking switch took place.
Read the Fine Print
by Hugh MacArthur •
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The Nightmare of A Lost DNI
by Vivienne Hughes •
Losing your ID card is not only an inconvenience, it could bring you many more problems. Take the case of Mar who had had her handbag stolen.
The Dangerous Dare
by Martin Myall •
It’s dangerous, so naturally young boys want to show off in front of the girls or their friends and so it has been for generations: jumping off El Peñón de Salobreña.
Abandoned Boats Removed
by Hugh MacArthur •
In Almuñécar and La Herradura you not only stand a chance of getting your car towed away if you leave it where you shouldn’t, but the same can happen to your boat.
Noisy Scooters
by Martin Myall •
Vélez-Málaga Town Hall has decided to instruct the Policía Local to crack down on 49cc scooters and scrambling bikes that have deficient silencers.
Molvízar Wonky-Weed Bust
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Motril law courts have sentenced three partners of a company in Molvízar to 18 months’ imprisonment who were found with 3,800 cannabis plants in 2021.
Four Times the Speed Limit
by Martin Myall •
It’s easy to get distracted and go slightly over the speed limit, which is why you’re allowed a small margin and not get fined, However…
Fined in A Supermarket Parking?
by Martin Myall •
The DGT has come up with some fun fines, such as abandoning a shopping trolley in a supermarket car park, for instance.
Fined & Fooled
by Martin Myall •
The city police in Granada (Policía Local) turned up to hand out fines to badly parked cars and came away with a lot of loose change.
Double-Accounting Crack Down
by Vivienne Hughes •
Lower House of Parliament (Congress) has approved a new law drawn up to counter tax fraud, which will affect, above all autónomos.