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 Urban Quality & Circular Economy Department at Salobreña Town Hall started a clean-up campaign last month to eliminate the ‘black spots’ in town and its surroundings where there has been fly tipping.
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 Partido Popular in Vélez de Benaudalla claims there is a “situation of abandonment and a lack of public cleaning” around town.
You might have noticed a mobile Punto Limpio in the Town Hall Square in Salobreña, which will be moved to different areas around town.
The PP branch of Salobreña has criticised the state of the Punto Limpio (rubbish collection point) and aula didáctica (classroom) on the same premises in Lobres.
Sedella is a small village in the Axarquía (Málaga) with around 700 inhabitants, whose church-going parishoners had a nasty shock.
The socialist councillor at Motril Town Hall, Francisco Ruiz, visited the Punto Limpio and was not impressed by the state it was in.
Residents of Salobreña were surprised see a pale of black smoke towering over the Punto Limpio installations in the north of the municipality.
The Lentegí Town Hall has sorted out one of his long-term goals after four years of paperwork; Un Punto Limpio.