What’s in the news across Spain is the appearance of small plastic pellets, being washed up everywhere but let us not forget the biggest problem
It’s Got to Stop!
by Vivienne Hughes •
Tag Archive for greenhouse
Mare Abandoned in Castell
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Environmental Section of the Guardia Civil (Seprona) is investigating the owner of a mare that was found in a deplorable state in Castell de Ferro.
Vélez Benaudalla Weed Bust
by Martin Myall •
Another anti-drugs operation, unfolded, this time in Vélez Benaudalla where a greenhouse had 3,000 marihuana plants inside.
More Plastic for Motril
by Martin Myall •
Motril Town Hall is in the middle of negotiations with the Junta to unblock its plans before this regional authority for a greenhouse-sector expansion.
False Insurance Claims
by Vivienne Hughes •
(HMI03) A Salobreña man has been arrested, accused of seven counts of insurance fraud and four other counts of fraud, all related to insurance claims made during 2013.
Heaven Sent, Costas Taken
by Martin Myall •
On the 16th of this month, Costas intends to bulldoze 25 hectares of plastic greenhouses between La Rábita and El Pozuelo – and it’s been a long time coming.
Molvizar, Serbs and Smilie Grass
by Martin Myall •
(TRP) The good folk of Molvízar are splendid farmers.. as are two Serbians who live there, because they have produced a sizeable crop of marihuana plants, bless their cotton socks.
Junta Pays Out to Farmer over Flood Damage
by Vivienne Hughes •
A judge has sentenced that the Junta has to pay compensation to a plastic, greenhouse owner in Calahonda over flood damage. The riverbed (rambla) had not been cleared adequately of vegetation.
Illegal Drug Plantation in Salobreña
by Vivienne Hughes •
he Policía Nacional based in Motril arrested five in connection with a sizable drug plantation under plastic in Salobreña.
Public Plastic to the Rescue
by Martin Myall •
Rubite, which is about 17 km above Castell de Ferro, had no unemployed amongst its 450 inhabitants, but things change because now there are 43 people officially registered as unemployed, most of whom come from the construction trade.