The La Herradura junction for the Pago de Guerra lane now sports street lights, thus resolving a long-standing demand by the lane users.
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Pago de Guerra Lane Work
by Vivienne Hughes •
After a pause during August, the roadwork on the Pago de Guerra lane in La Herradura recommenced with tarmacking on Tuesday the 15th.
Roadworks Pago de Guerra
by Vivienne Hughes •
Work commenced this week on the N-340 junction in La Herradura for Pago de Guerra, consisting in widening and tarmacking work.
Pago de Guerra Lane Finished
by Hugh MacArthur •
Work on another country lane in Almuñécar/Herradura has concluded: the road leading to the Pago de Guerra via the old rubbish dump above Cotobro.
Romeria in the Hills
by Hugh MacArthur •
Wondering what to do with today? Why not take a trip up to the Pago de Guerra Alto above La Herradura for their XV Romería?
La Mezquita Lane Prepared for Summer
by Vivienne Hughes •
One of the biggest fire hazards is dry grass along roadsides, which is why the Mezquita access lane has been cleared.
A Stomp Around Warland High
by Martin Myall •
OK, so it’s a flippant translation of the name of this small hamlet above La Herradura: Pago de Guerra Alto, but it had you guessing, eh!
Plenary Meeting of the Almuñécar Town Council
by Hugh MacArthur •
Residents of Pago de Guerra and Loma del Gato in Almuñécar/Herradura will have their access roads improved. This was one of the 13 points addressed in the last Plenary Meeting of the Town Council for 2013.
Clearing out the Overgrown Gullies
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Maintenance Department has been busy clearing out the vegetation in the Barranco del Quemado – La Cañada in La Herradura. That’s the one that runs down alongside the main road just before traffic lights (next to the plant nursery, Agrosur).
Romeria Pago de Guerra
by Martin Myall •
Thanks to a change of weather, the Pago de Guerra Romería was blessed by sun – sounds crazy to say such a thing on the Costa Tropical, but it has been rather wet.