Have you got a hankering to stroke a tractor? Do you miss your wellies? Then why not pop up to Montefrío tomorrow for their farming fair?
No Plans for Tomorrow?
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for montefrio
Granada Cheese Wins in Wales
by Louise Powell •
Wales was the country chosen for the prestigious World Cheese Awards, which is where several cheeses from Granada picked up impressive awards.
Five Days Four Deaths
by Martin Myall •
This is the time of the year when roads are the busiest and it shows in the number of accidents; hence the article title.
Safety on the Sierra Nevada
by Hugh MacArthur •
With 16,000 visitors expected each day over this long bank holiday, safety is being taken very seriously at the Sierra Nevada skiing resort.
Not Just The Kitchen Sink
by Martin Myall •
A woman who ran an accommodation business in Loja was evicted by the owners, so she decided to take as much as she could with her… including the toilets.
Flash Floods in the Poniente
by Martin Myall •
The towns of Montefrío and Íllora were visited by a cloudburst and flash floods yesterday afternoon; cars were swept down streets chased by rubbish hoppers.
Zero Shut Downs
by Martin Myall •
For the first time since the Junta imposed the per 100,000 system to decide on closing municipal boundaries, not one town in Granada merits being closed down.
Judge Stops Montefrio Lockdown
by Vivienne Hughes •
The High Court of Andalucía (TSJA) has thrown out the Junta’s move to close down the town limits of Montefrío.
Montefrío Boiling Over
by Hugh MacArthur •
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.
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.