The Central Government has announced that they will be extending a grant for 6-million euros to two hotel projects; one in La Herradura and the other on Playa Granada in Motril.
Grants for Hotels
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for Motril
Extensive Criminal Record
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Policía Nacional in Motril have arrested, yet again, a middle-aged man for burglar, suspected of forcing his way into two establishments in the town centres on two separate days.
Motril Boat Explosion
by Vivienne Hughes •
Around two in the afternoon yesterday a small motorcruiser caught fire next to the Motril Port Yacht Club, injuring two from the same family; the boat owner and his daughter.
Emblematic Beacon Repaired
by Vivienne Hughes •
The maritime signaling beacon on the Playa Granada groyne that was washed away by a storm has been rebuilt and put back into service.
Machete Attack
by Martin Myall •
A man phoned the Policía Nacional in Motril and said that he had unfortunately stabbed his neighbour a couple of times.
Motril Jazz Festival
by Louise Powell •
The Motril Councillor for Culture, Miguel Ángel Muñoz, announced yesterday the forethcoming Enclave de Sol jazz festival at the end of this month.
Port Open Day
by Vivienne Hughes •
Saturday saw an open day at Motril Port until 14.00h, so that visitors could tour the port installations as well as board some of the ships based their.
Attacks on Medical Staff
by Martin Myall •
Medical staff from the Southern Granada Health Management Area, gathered at the doors of the Centro de Salud Motril Centro to express their “total rejection and absolute condemnation” of the attacks on medical staff last week.
IX Costa Tropical Regatta
by Hugh MacArthur •
The 9th Costa Tropical Regatta, which is becoming a benchmark for sailing in Andalucía, was held last weekend with 15 craft participating of the Costa Tropical.
Mr Lucky Meets Mr Honest
by Martin Myall •
It restores a little faith in Mankind when something like the following crops up: a man finds 400 euros in a cashpoit (ATM) and hands it in to the police, who track down its rightful owner.