Playa Granada is about to get a considerable facelift with the aim of making it more accessible and enjoyabe for beachgoers.
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Garbage Baby Investigation
by Vivienne Hughes •
It was in August last year when a worker stopped the machines and raised the alarm at the waste treatment plant in Alhendín.
Help For Granada Flights
by David Darby •
In an effort to enhance air travel options to Granada, the Diputación de Granada is set to launch a new strategy aimed at increasing the number of flight routes available at the airport.
Trevélez Jamón Fair
by David Darby •
The IV Feria del Jamón y Productos Típicos de Trevélez promises an unforgettable gastronomic and cultural weekend.The fair will take place on November 23 and 24, establishing itself as a prominent event in the gastronomic and cultural landscape of the region. This fair, held in the highest municipality in Spain, will showcase a variety of…
Seeding New Trees
by Martin Myall •
Back on November the 8th and 9th, the Asociación Árboles Contra el Cambio Climático, Plantando Semillas and Vallescout developed two activities to raise environmental awareness.
Royal Clipper Docks
by Hugh MacArthur •
When the largest tallship, cruise liner in the world does a handbrake turn to dock at Motril Port, you can’t fail to be impressed by its beauty.
Flooding Prevention Work
by Vivienne Hughes •
Salobreña Town Council has carried out work to prevent flooding on the entrance roundabout for Lobres.
Salt in The Wells
by David Darby •
Rain brings hope, but not lasting solutions for aquifer salinisation.
Micro Blackout Protest
by Martin Myall •
Padul Town Hall, together with ANEPA, has made a formal claim before Endesa about the multiple micro powercuts experienced within the municipality.
Bogus Gasmen in the Valley
by Martin Myall •
Lecrín Town Hall has issued a warning via social media about bogus gas fitters doing the rounds around the valley.