In Montefrío, with its 5,313 inhabitants and a contagion level of 1,788 they are not happy at being the only municipality in Granada that is shut down.
Montefrío Boiling Over
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tag Archive for lock down
Five Towns Reprieved
by Martin Myall •
In an article yesterday we explained that six municipalities were over 1,000 and might be closed, four of which might not… well, five have been left open.
Salobreña Reopens
by Martin Myall •
According to the contagion figures, Salobreña will be able to open up again, having completed a fortnight closed down.
ITV Extension Period
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Board of Ministers approved yesterday a validity extension of three months to all ITVs that run out between the 21/06/20 and 31/08/20.
Missing The Lock Down?
by Martin Myall •
Before you utter, “weirdo”, and slam the lid shut on your laptop computer, just admit, deep down, that you do. Let me explain. Living at the top of a mountain road there was a blissful absence of annoying cyclists, bikers and Anglophile drivers using the wrong side of the road. With a little over a…
Masks in A Car
by Martin Myall •
With this accelerated pace of Lock-Down easing it’s hard to keep track of what you can and cannot do, or where you can or cannot go, for that matter.
Beach Management Committee
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar has decided to set up a Beach Management Committee to come up with the best way of organising beach space during the winding down of the Lock Down.
Saving Granada Flights
by Martin Myall •
This health crisis has wrought havoc upon low-cost air companies, putting not only jobs but also established routes into jeopardy.
Going Outside Timetable
by Martin Myall •
We now have timetable for people to go out to practice sports or just for a walk; from those over 70 down to minors. For villages of less than 5,000 there is no timetable.
Spain’s Summer Saved?
by Martin Myall •
If all goes well, starting on the 4th of May the transition period will last between six and eight weeks, divided into four stages.