The beaches in Spain belong to nobody and everybody – one of the few things that Franco’s regime got right, but the trouble is everybody thinks than they can have a slice and stake it out.
Bedouin Beaches
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tag Archive for problem
Reader: A Medical Problem?
by Gazette Reader •
We are a retired couple and are getting on a bit! However, we’d like to say the staff in the Centro de Salud Almunecar are great and this article is not blaming any of them.
Salobreña and Jet Skis
by Martin Myall •
With the tightening of restrictions on jet skis in Almuñécar and La Herradura, these aquatic troublemakers are moving to Salobreña’s beaches.
Reader: Too Many Trees
by Gazette Reader •
A reader comments on this morning’s water-protest article saying that perhaps there are too many thirsty trees for the available water supply.
A Plethora of Pigeons Problem
by Editor •
Feeding pigeons in Trafalgar Square is a tourist attraction – at least it was – hordes of maurading pigeons in Motril, however, is a problem.
Sewage in Block Basement
by Martin Myall •
The socialist councillor at the Motril Town Hall, Francisco Ruiz, has pointed out the presence of sewage in building in the Barrio del Cerillo. These blocks are council houses.
Delivery Vehicle Restrictions
by Editor •
On the subject of roadworks, which include the inevitable elimination of free parking, the Councillor for Traffic and Citizen Safety, María Dolores Sánchez Montes, announced that the Town Hall would be issuing a new band to ‘facilitate the rotation of loading and unloading areas.’