La Herradura is seeing quite a bit of maintenance and renovation work being carried out around the village; this time it is between Maravillas Norte and Camino Real.
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Crash Barrier Thieves
by Martin Myall •
We are used to hearing how kilometres of copper wire is being stolen and sold for scrap, but now thieves have turned to even stealing metal crash barriers from the roads.
Street Work in La Herradura
by Martin Myall •
This time it is Calle Trébol in Barrio del Espinar that has received the attention of the municipal maintenance crew.
Burglary at the Salobreña Municipal Market
by Martin Myall •
Thieves broke into the Salobreña municipal market on the night of the 10th and robbed several stalls. The police suspect that minors were involved.
Alteration to Blue Zone Rates
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Town Hall has amended the regulations for parking in Blue Zone areas, taking advantage of the fact that the lease is about to be renewed.
Pavarotti’s Missing Pistol
by Martin Myall •
You didn’t know that he had one, right, but then again we’re not talking about the deceased tenor of that name, but a municipal policeman in Granada.
Molvízar Burglaries
by Martin Myall •
The residents of Molvízar (just north of Salobreña) are more than a little concerned over four break-ins during just one night: A pharmacy, the health centre, the sub-post office and a bakery.
The Rubbish Wars
by Martin Myall •
Even as Granada groaned under the weight of 4,000 tonnes of accumulated rubbish, two other Andalusian cities were going through the same calvary: Loja and Sevilla.
Palm Trees Cut Down
by Martin Myall •
As part of the renovation work on Almuñécar’s Plaza Kelibia, the palm trees that graced the square have been cut down, rather than removed for replanting. This action has been criticised by the chief opposition party, the CA. According to the CA, some of the trees were over 10m in height and were very representative…
The Idiosyncracies of the Law
by Martin Myall •
Manuel Hidalgo carries the weight of having buried his young son – an almost insupportable weight for most. But this burden is increased by the seeming injustice behind the Spanish Judicial System.