Polopos Town Hall, which is responible for the coastal village of La Mamola decided to temporarily close the Playa de Castillo de Baños because of E-Coli in the seawater.
Polluted Mamola Beach Closed
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for La Mamola
A Rather Large Shark Again
by Martin Myall •
when an 8-metre long set of satanic dentures with fins strapped to it passes you by in the sea, Nerja’s sewage output dwindles in comparison to your own.
Biggest Beach Clean Up
by Louise Powell •
Over 500 volunteers, amongst them 15 professional scuba divers and 40 snorkelers cleaned up the seabed off the eastern end of the Costa Tropical.
Reluctant Town Hall Fined
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Town Hall for Polopos-La Mamola has been fined 71,000 euros for failing to act against a noisy establishment over a long period of time.
Mamola & Castillo Get Safe Link
by Martin Myall •
Most people have driven along the old N-340 out towards Almería, passing through a succession of small coastal villages – blink and you miss them, but…
Fire in La Mamola
by Vivienne Hughes •
Around 40 people were evacuated from their homes in the coastal village of La Mamola at the eastern Costa Tropical because of a fire in a restaurant.
Stung into Action for Acompalia
by Acompalia •
Walter Truscott, at the age of 62, had an ambition to swim from Castell de Ferro to La Mamola beach and decided that it should be a sponsored swim to the benefit of Acompalia
La Mamola’s Paseo
by Martin Myall •
The Mancomunidad de la Costa Tropical is going to pump 389,000 euros into sorting out the rain drains, sewage system and pavements on the Paseo in La Mamola.
Pensioners Perish I
by Editor •
British pensioners, Christopher and Christine Martin, met a tragic end when the living room ceiling fell on them as they sat on a sofa at their friends’ cortijo in the Alpujarra village of Rubite.
Pensioners Perish II
by Editor •
We have all been witness to the very uncharacteristic rainfall this winter, which has been with us since the 18th of December on an off – more often ‘on’ than ‘off’. Whilst roads have subsided, houses flooded and crops ruined, up to the last week of February, there had been no fatalities in our neck of the woods. That all changed up in the tiny Alpujarreño village of Rubite on the Monday the 22nd February.