Put a rubbish hopper on a rural lane and before long, you start finding dumped fridges, mattresses and furniture, which is why the Salobreña Town Hall has given up keeping them next to the municipal cemetery.
The Spokesperson for the PP in Vélez de Benaudalla, Rafael Rodríguez Pérez, has had a good whinge about how the Town Hall is treating the residents of Lagos.
Officers belonging to Almuñécar’s Policía Local have been clamping down on people dumping old furniture and white goods on the streets.
Bear in mind that this article was written on the 16th of October, so there will have been many more fines between its writing and your reading it here.
The Almuñécar branch of Convergencia Andaluza (CA) claims that many locals are complaining about the rubbish accumulating on the riverbed of Río Verde.
If you have done any shopping at Salobreña’s Lidl supermarket you will have seen all sorts of rubbish, including old furniture, piling up – it has since gone.
The Almuñécar Councillor for the Environment and the municipal street-cleaning company, FCC, are miffed that people are dumping furniture without giving notice of it.
The Salobreña Department of the Environment has changed the times concerning the disposal of old furniture etc.
The street-cleaning company in Almuñécar and La Herradura, made a major sweep of accumulating dumped household furniture etc on Friday 7th and Saturday the 8th.
At least once a year the turning in off the main road for Rancho Rio Verde looks like a tornado’s hit a Sao Paolo shanty town – and this year is no exception.