If you haven’t yet tried Restaurante En Primera Linea in La Herradura, then you really should give it a go! They make it so very easy to choose, with several choices of menu and price.
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Adam Regester – Artist
by David Darby •
Adam is an impressionist artist and photographer who has a Masters Degree in Design and Design Management from Central St. Martins in London, he also holds a PG Cert. Ed., teaching qualification.
Bar Nuevo Camping
by David Darby •
Some lighter news now as we are please to let all you locals know that Bar Nuevo Camping is reopening on the 17th of March.
Independence Moves
by David Darby •
A group of young people are trying to move La Herradura towards autonomy.
Dr. Animal
by David Darby •
We are very pleased to announce the arrival of a new veterinary practice to the village. Situated in Calle Alhambra, opposite the town square, Dr. Animal will offer all the veterinary services you could want, and even a dog grooming service as well.
St. Patricks
by David Darby •
Last year, the only place to be in the village on St. Patricks Day was El Ancla, and it looks like the evening of 17th March will be one to remember again.
Sports Ground Opens
by David Darby •
Once again the Mayor turned up in La Herradura during February, this time it was for the inauguration of the new sports ground in the Las Maravillas area of the village.
Undermined?
by David Darby •
It was back in 2004 when the Seaside Gazette reported on what appeared to be the commencement of an illegal build next to Urbanización El Gallo, Punta de la Mona.
Moan, Moan, Moan…
by David Darby •
It never ceases to amaze me, just how often I have to sit and listen to people being critical of the Gazette, the way we cover stories, and how we represent our all important clients. Usually laced with vociferous views on how it should be written, and what we should be writing about.
ICS New President
by Dave Nichols •
After three years as President, Arlene Nichols has stepped down. Under her leadership, the membership has tripled, from about 50 members to approximately 150, and the range of activities arranged by the Club has seen an immense expansion.