OK, the title has nothing to do with a bovine presence of beaches but beef in the sense of a complaint or huff: Almuñécar is not happy with the Junta over beach concessions.
Beef over Beaches
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for Junta
Almuñécar Turf Replaced
by David Darby •
There will be new artificial turf for the Rio Verde football pitch in Almuñécar, thanks to a 160,000 budget. This is the pitch on the northside of the N-340.
Illegal Work on Motril Church
by Vivienne Hughes •
(MAD) A church in Motril has run into trouble over allegedly illegal building work; they had decided build a Sunday-School classroom and storeroom for Easter thrones.
Port Lorry Park Closer
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Mayor of Motril, Flor Almón, went to Sevilla for a meeting with the Junta’s Ministry of Public Works concerning the proposed Industrial Estate behind Motril Port.
The Park That Isn’t
by Martin Myall •
(COE) Nearly 5-million euros later and the new park, Cerro del Toro, to the north of Motril stands deteriorating, having never seen one single visitor – because it has never been opened.
Grieving Parents Walk out
by Martin Myall •
(AXL) The death of a young mother in a hospital lift in Sevilla is now being debated in the Regional Government; how it happened and why it happened, which is not the same, of course.
Junta Ignores Almuñécar?
by Martin Myall •
(TES) Almuñécar isn’t a happy bunny over the riverbed clearing operations because, they consider, the Junta has been ignoring them.
Operación Rubbish vs. Ex-Mayor
by Martin Myall •
(TLV/CAT) There is an enormous illegal rubbish dump in the Rio de Miel which contains 800,000 cubic metres of assorted rubbish, but after 16 years of alleged political corruption something is being done about it.
Irrigation Blues
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Asociacion Agua para el Campo is warning that the lack of action from different administrations over the Rules Dam distribution network is leading to an irrigation crisis.
Andalusian Death Duties
by Hugh MacArthur •
Death duties in Andalucia are scandalous and unjustifiable; that’s not an editorial comment but rather a widely held belief amongst most people here.