The Commission for Drought Management met in Málaga yesterday to discuss measures to counter the effects of the drought, including members of the Junta and representatives of ecologists, business sector and unions.
The Salobreña Department for Parks & Gardens is busy preparing the town for the spring, which will be on us at the end of this month.
The Town Hall of Comares in the Axarquía area of Málaga has initiated the fining process against 21 locals who have used excessive amounts of water.
Salobreña’s kiddies’ parks are now open again to the public, together with the rest of the parks and gardens in the municipality.
The Motril Town Hall informs that the pruning of the town’s trees, especially the palmtrees, continues and is at present taking place on Calle Marquesa de Esquilache.
The private company charged with maintaining public parks and gardens in Salobreña, ATHISA, has stepped up the pace of palm pruning.
The Almuñécar Town Hall has issued a new Autumn/winter opening times table for the municipal monuments and museums, etc.
It was the first time in the 33 years that I have lived here that I walked in through the gates of Casa Bates – I was gobsmacked.
Despite it hardly being a close kept secret, not many people know that this small town above Motril has a Nazarí garden, second only to Generalife.
The annual palm-tree pruning operation has begun in Almuñécar and La Herradura. The operation has started off concentrating on the town centres and paseos, explained the Councillor for the Environment, Luis Aragón.