What were you doing 16 years ago? Were you living here back then? Well if you were, you will remember that it was the last time that Rules Dam brimmed over.
Rules Brimming Over
by Martin Myall •
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Keeping An Eye on The Ruskies
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish Navy, Maritime Action Ship (BAM) Rayo has tracked and monitored several units of the Russian Federation Navy.
La Nacla Pedestrian Infrastructure
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Mayor of Motril, Luisa García Chamorro, together with a gaggle of councillors, visited La Nacla to see how the pedestrian pavement improvement was going.
Phishing Network Busted
by Martin Myall •
Spanish Police have dismantled an international gang dealing with developing & marketing software to commit bank fraud through ‘phishing’ and ‘smishing.’
The Olive Oil Market
by Martin Myall •
With the conclusion of the olive-harvest and oil production, the results may cause concern both by sellers and consumers, as it was 6-percent down on last year.
New Waste-Collection Rates
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Motril Councillor for Urban Quality, Fernando Hernández explained about the details of the new municipal rubbish-collection rate.
Supreme Court Favours Cármenes
by Martin Myall •
The whole sordid story behind Urbanización Cármenes del Mar is simply a litany of disappointment and frustration on the one hand, and deceit and passing the buck on the other.
Something Different on San Juan
by Martin Myall •
The Ministry of Industry & Tourism has declared Lanjarón’s ‘Carrera del Agua’ (Water Race) as a Festival of National Tourist Interest.
Child Locked in Car
by Martin Myall •
A girl just over a year old was rescued in Pinos Puente from the inside of a vehicle after becoming trapped inside.
Could Have Sworn I Left It There…
by Martin Myall •
When you hear of theft taking place in homes, the house stays where it is, but in this case they stole the house.