Do you sometimes get the impression that there are more workers standing around a hole in the road than are needed for the task at hand? Read on!
Tag Archive for pavement
La Herradura’s Wider Pavement
by Martin Myall •
The boiler-suited boys have been in out in La Herradura, honed in the art of leaning on shovels, interspersed with fits of activity – the municipal maintenance workers, no less!
Main Road Pavement Project
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Town Hall intentds to build a roadside pavement on the N-340 that will give pedestrian access to Urb. Los Pinos and Avenida Príncipe de Asturias, for example.
New Pedestrian Pavement for Maro
by Paula Anthony •
The Local Council for Maro has approved a pavement between the western roundabout up to Calle Nueva.
Call for Street Repairs
by Martin Myall •
The PSOE opposition party at the Almuñécar Town Hall has called upon the Mayor, Trinidad Herrera,to carry out repair work in La Herradura on Camino Real.
Paseo Work Continues
by Martin Myall •
The repairs of the pavement along the Paseo de Andrés Segovia in La Herradura are continuing, now between Edificio Las Olas and Edificio Primera Linea.
Port Road Changes
by Martin Myall •
The pavement along the Motril port road (Avenida Nuestra Señora de la Cabeza) is undergoing road works to prevent people parking along it and improve the safety of pedestrians.
Yes, But No
by Martin Myall •
A judge has ordered the City Hall of Granada to pay out 2,500 euros in damages, after a woman tripped over the stump of a missing road sign. The victim had asked for 5,000 but the judge considered the accident was her fault too.
La Avenida de Cala
by Martin Myall •
Residents will have noticed that the pavement in front of the Beep computer shop, next to the municipal market, is undergoing reform work. The adjustments to the pavement is being made in accordance to a request received from the Semana Santa brotherhoods, who find that their throne bearers often come a cropper there.
Crazy Fine
by David Darby •
A resident of Motril has complained about his treatment by local police officers who fined him for walking in the road.
Ricardo Romero was completely flabbergasted at what happened as he walked down the very narrow street of Piedrabuena, with his sister.
They had been shopping and had a small ‘pull along’ shopping basket, but the pavement was so narrow that they could not both fit, so Ricardo naturally stepped into the road.