Public buildings and property continus to attract vandalic acts in Salobreña, according to the Town Hall, which considers it a “real nightmare.” Street lighting, street furniture (benches & litter bins), traffic and street signs have been the target of mindless destruction. In fact, the latest target has been the entrance to the Auditorio Villa de…
Tag Archive for public works
Questionable Timing
by Martin Myall •
Big Traffic Shake Up
by Martin Myall •
San Sebastian Square Reopened
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar Town Hall inaugurated the square-cum-park at the top of San Sebastian at the end of last month, squeezing it in before the municipal elections.
Motril Housing & New Hotel
by Vivienne Hughes •
The second phase of the Ronda Sur de Motril received the go-ahead from the Junta for a urban expansion. The first phase is already underway on the Ronda Sur.
Terrible Timing?
by Martin Myall •
Double Crash Barriers
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Public Works and Housing Board is going to spend 1.9m euros on crash barriers within the province of Granada; double crash barriers for protecting bikers.
Cement Consumption Plummets
by Louise Powell •
During the roaring years of the housing boom Spain was accounting for 80% of all of the cement consumed in the whole of Europe, but that ‘glory’ has long passed.
The Good, The Bad and The Disputable
by Editor •
The work on the street leading up from the town-hall square to the church has finally concluded, and looks pretty good, as well as much more practical, but a controversy is brewing…
Money from Madrid
by Editor •
The Town Hall, on the other hand, has just decided what projects it will be carrying out with the 3-million euros that it has received from the Central Government under the Plan-E scheme:



