You can make it as easy as possible for people to dispose of their waste in the correct manner, but there is always an element of society that is going to dump it whether it’s easiest; on the streets, on waste ground or into barrancos.
The beaches in Spain belong to nobody and everybody – one of the few things that Franco’s regime got right, but the trouble is everybody thinks than they can have a slice and stake it out.
For those wanting to go for a meal up above La Zubia (Granada) at Casa Macareno (El Hervidero) it could end up with it costing you more than what on the table.
Almuñécar’s Concillor for the Environment, Lucía González López, announced that her department had recently launched an inspection campaign to enforce responsible pet ownership.
Beware; your tyres, especially in this weather, could get you up to an 800-euros fine. Read on!
It happens every winter; somebody dumps the ashes from their fire into a rubbish dumper, not bothering to wet them down and make sure they’re out – a hopper goes up in flames.
There is one particular speedcam on the Granada bypass that was installed a year ago, but had been only ‘benevolently’ active… began fining yesterday.
When you go to Salobreña’s beaches, it’s the Peñón that catches you eye, even from the La Caleta and the rivermouth, so no wonder people clamber all over it.
It looks like yet another summer will see Nerja’s Río Chillar waterfalls closed off to the public as on the 8th of August it will mark the beginning the third year of the ban.
Many drivers might not realise that it is illegal do have something dangling from your rearview mirror, such as an airfreshner and can earn you a fine.