The Councillor for Public Works & Maintenance, Francisco Rodríguez, announced that starting on Monday work would be carried out on the Paseo de Cotobro.
Paseo de Cotobro Work
by Hugh MacArthur •
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Obelisk on the Move
by Martin Myall •
The Public Works Department for Motril Town Hall announced that on Monday the 1st of October the obelisk on the corner of Calle Cuevas will be moved.
Mayor Condemns Gaza Killings
by Martin Myall •
The PP Mayor of Almuñécar, Juan José Ruiz Joya, has finally condemned the slaughter being carried out in Gaza, now that his party in Galicia has adopted that posture.
Cleaning up Dog Urine
by Vivienne Hughes •
This week, Salobreña Town Council launched a special cleaning plan to remove dog urine, as well as other stains embedded in the pavement of the municipality’s pavements.
A New Park for Nigüelas
by Martin Myall •
We will give more details about the new feature at the very entrance of the village next month as we are still waiting for more details from the people behind it.
Durcal’s New Pavement
by Martin Myall •
The relaying of the pedestiran pavement alongside the main road between Calle Juan Calros I and Calle San Blas has finally been completed.
Albuñuelas Dwindles
by Martin Myall •
Albuñuelas might be the most extensive municipality in the Valle de Lecrín, far bigger than the capital of the valley, Dúrcal, but the village itself is tiny and the population dwindling away.
Baseless Rumours in Dúrcal
by Martin Myall •
Mayor Julio Prieto put a video up on social media clarifying that, “there is no file upon a desk in any administration for the opening of a centre for immigrant minors in the municipality.”
Sold Out!
by Louise Powell •
The entrance tickets for the inauguration of the Castillo de La Calahorra on the 26th all sold out in short time.
Long Loads Roll
by Martin Myall •
It’s hard to get an idea of just how big those propeller blades are on the windturbine generators until you pass one on the road being haulled by a panting lorry, with the driver screaming, “let me out.”