A councillor at the Torrox Town Hall has been caught over an illegal build; an 24-sq/m apero (mini cortijo) without a licence in an area known as El Merlí.
Tag Archive for licence
The Chihuahua Bust
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Policía Nacional in collaboration with the Policía Local in Meco, have shut down an illegal, dog breeding kennel in a house in Madrid.
Changes to Road Fines
by Hugh MacArthur •
Next year will see some changes to the highway code involving speed limits and fines, for example, in order to cut down on road accidents.
Quarry Machinery Affair
by Vivienne Hughes •
After 18 years of wrangling between the Nerja Town Hall and the company that ran an old quarry, an agreement will see rusting machinery finally removed from the site.
Chiringuito Owners Respond
by Martin Myall •
The owner of the chiringuito that is being built on La Herradura beach states that they have all the necessary licences to open its doors once finished.
Everybody’s Beaches
by Vivienne Hughes •
(TLV) There is little that Spain can thank Franco for, but if there is something, it is the fact that nobody can own a beach in Spain – they are all publicly owned and open to all.
Motril Chiringuito Under Investigation
by Hugh MacArthur •
Following on from a motion by the Motril IU party, the Town Hall has set up a commission to look into the Chiringuito Oleaje licence. The said motion had been passed unanimously.
Confiscated Tables and Chairs
by Martin Myall •
The Nerja Town Hall is carrying out its blitz of terrace seating for bars and restaurants. The campaign to put some sort of order into the situation began in July and so far the Servicios Operativos Municipales have removed 23 tables and 72 chairs from one particular business in town.
Watery Problems in Salobreña
by Martin Myall •
The Town Hall was ‘forced’ to shut the road from La Caleta to La Guardia at Cuesta Caracho at the beginning of the week, owing to a burst water main.
Almuñécar Negotiates Hotels
by Martin Myall •
The new municipal administration is working on modifications to its urban-development paperwork in an attempt to get the Junta de Andalucia to allow the 5-star hotel in Santa Cruz, Sebastian to open. The Hotel Cercado de Santa Cruz has been inactive for the last four years, although 75% complete, owing to terrain-qualification irregularities.