The CA has accused the Almuñécar-based branches of Mercadona of drafting in staff from the city of Granada instead of hiring extra hands in Almuñécar.
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Motril Mines Reopened
by Louise Powell •
The Mayor of Motril, Luisa García Chamorro, together with a gaggle of Town Hall officials, presided over the inauguration – or better said, second inauguration of the Centro Geominero del Cerro del Toro..
Copper Wire Thieves Brought to Justice
by Martin Myall •
A Motril law court has found a Salobreña man guilty of receiving and selling on stolen goods; namely copper wiring from municipal lighting installations. The accused man, J.R.J., was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment and was ordered to pay the court costs.
Salobreña Tangoes on the 20th
by Louise Powell •
The next concert given by the Arcos de Buenos Aires Company with their Tango Show, La Porteña, will be on the 20th of July at 21.00h in the Salobreña Auditorium.
Swimming Competition at La Caleta
by Hugh MacArthur •
Sunday saw the second annual ‘across-the-bay’ swimming competition as part of the Virgen del Carmen fiestas in Salobreña.
Wasps 1 – Castle 0
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña castle has been temporarily closed to the public owing to many visitors being stung by wasps.
Death on Salobreña Beach
by Vivienne Hughes •
The 66-year-old woman was found dead on her beach sun lounger – there were no suspicious circumstances involved.
Woman Found Guilty of Biting Policeman
by Martin Myall •
A judge in Motril has found a woman from La Herradura guilty of biting a Guardia Civil policeman… – not recommended.
Student Stabs Professor and Commits Suicide
by Hugh MacArthur •
A 23-year-old university student at Granada University took his own life, the day after having attacked a university professor with a knife, wounding him in the face.
Controversial 500 Metres
by Hugh MacArthur •
Owners of building land in La Herradura are worried that the new 500-metre no-build strip proposed by the Junta will turn it all into greenbelt.