It’s not only good news for Lobres, but also for La Caleta-Guardia, as they have been included amongst the 5,000-exemption!
Good News for Lobres
by Martin Myall •
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Lobres School Intruders
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Salobreña Policía Local were called into action when the Head Teacher of the Lobres school reported an unauthorised entry into the school.
Energy Efficient Public Lighting
by Vivienne Hughes •
A deal was signed between Salobreña Town Hall and the private company, Fercasa, for the modernising of public street lighting making it more energy efficient.
Sorting Through Electoral Chaff
by Martin Myall •
Unfortunately during this last week of the local elections it’s hard to find any real news that isn’t just electoral flatulence gushing out from all sides.
Looking Back: May 2009
by Martin Myall •
This is the first article this month from the Looking Back series and deals, in this case, with the arrival of the A-7 as far as Taramay, coming from the West.
Fun Weekend in Lobres
by Louise Powell •
For the third year running, Lobres will be holding a charity paella in support of the fight against leukaemia.
Tree-Lined Riverbank Lane
by Louise Powell •
The Environmental Board for the Junta is working with the Salobreña Town Hall to bring back the old Lobres alameda that ran down the side of the river
Lobres Illegal Tyre Dumping
by Vivienne Hughes •
Somebody has been using the hillside behind Lobres as a tyre dump. This village lies just north of Salobreña, if your are not sure where it is.
Insufficient Medical Attention
by Vivienne Hughes •
Elisabeth Ramón from the Partido Popular in Salobreña has denounced the lack of service provided at the medical facilities in La Caleta.
Unhealthy Flotsam Trails?
by Martin Myall •
Sitting on Salobreña beach you can be forgiven for thinking that we were back in the 80s because the unwholesome-looking scum was making its way to the shore.