The Mayor of Motril, Luisa García Chamorro, is asking residents not to leave their homes after a sharp climb in contagion figures within the municipality.
Mayor Recommends: Stay at Home
by Vivienne Hughes •
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Town Hall Angers Taxi Sector
by Vivienne Hughes •
Taxi drivers in Motril are not happy over the Town Hall’s decision to increase the number of taxi licences available within the municipality.
Butane Goes Up
by Martin Myall •
It’s colder so naturally the price of a butane bottle is going up… by five percent, meaning they will now cost 17.13 euros. No surprises there!
Increase at the Pumps
by Martin Myall •
If you have recently filled up at your local gasoline station then your are already aware that the price of fuel at the pumps has gone up.
Soaring Rental Prices
by Hugh MacArthur •
After getting over the building bubble, we seem to have moved onto the house-rent bubble, with rents increasing up to 12 times more than salaries.
Almuñécar IBI Rise
by Martin Myall •
(COE18) The opposition parties, and of course homeowners, are not happy that the IBI in Almuñécar has risen 28% since 2012.
Costa Better?
by Vivienne Hughes •
The hotel figures for the Costa Tropical for August were impressive, followed by a September equally impressive. Are things starting to look up?
Politicians’ Salaries Frozen
by Martin Myall •
The Motril Town Council, in its efforts to achieve ‘budget stability,’ has decided to continue with a policy taken in 2010, which has reportedly saved almost 100,000 euros for the municipal coffers – by not increasing the salaries of the Town-Council members.
Profit Uncovered
by Martin Myall •
According to the Comisión Nacional de la Energía, petroleum companies increased their profit margin thanks to an 8% increase in prices during 2012 despite consumption having fallen to the 1990’s level.
IBI Increase Fixed at 20%
by Martin Myall •
After a month of protests the Salobreña Mayor has announced that the proposed increase to the IBI (local property tax) will be ‘only’ 20&, instead of the originally announced percentage of 40%.