If you have ever been hospitalised in a public hospital in Andalucia, or visiting a patient, you will have seen that you had to pay to be able to watch TV. Well, that’s changed in the province of Málaga, at least.
The Environmental Board belonging to the Junta de Andalucía has put a hold on Motril’s plan to mark out mountainbike (BTT) routes within the municipality.
Since the beginning of January, La Herradura has been without a child-doctor service, or paediatric coverage, if you prefer.
Salobreña Town Council has applied for a grant for “exceptional situations” which are available from the Junta de Andalucia.
Many municipalities belonging to the Costa Tropical will receive “significant economic support,” from the Junta de Andalucía for the recent cold drop (DANA).
We pray for rain but are we, or better said, municipal and higher administrations, ever prepared for its arrival?
Over a dozen years ago the A-44 autovía finally reached the coast and the old main road lost most of its traffic, yet many drivers still use it.
The Junta de Andalucía says that it is willing to revise the restriction on filling swimming pools, depending on rainfall and the summer heat.
The Junta’s idea of putting a top on visitors to Río Chíllar and charging admission has not gone down very well, it seems, because it will be in the hands of a private company.
Almuñécar Town Council, with unanimity between all parties, approved a motion to get the Central Government involved with the Urb. Carmenes del Mar affair.