A man died but his son survived when their car drove over the side of a barranco in Quéntar, leaving the narrow forested track.
Quéntar Miracle
by Hugh MacArthur •
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Prison for Driver over Bike Incident
by Vivienne Hughes •
A Granada law court has sentenced a driver to four years’ imprisonment after having been found guilty of the attempted murder of a cyclist.
The Province’s Water Situation
by Martin Myall •
So the rain that we had in the late spring helped but the fact is there’s no justification for breaking out the party hats and farting cushions.
Climber Rescued in Quentar
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Guardia Civil, Mountain-Rescue unit, GREIM, was called out to rescue a Belgian woman trapped on a metal-wrung, cliff-face route.
Towns Reopening on Monday
by Martin Myall •
The Junta’s Public Health Committee for Granada met Friday and decided which towns could reopen as of 00.01h on Monday the 1st of February.
Junta Publishes BOJA
by Martin Myall •
The Junta has published the changes announced yesterday evening in the official regional gazette (BOJA). It confirms the list of closed municipalities.
Nearly 50 Towns Isolated
by Martin Myall •
A total of 49 municipalities within the province of Granada will been closed off starting Monday morning, announced the Junta PM, Juanma Moreno.
Brimming Reservoirs
by Martin Myall •
(COH02B) Rain is forecast for this weekend, adding to a nice, wet Spring, so it should be no surprise that the reservoirs are doing well.
Wondering What to Do This Sunday?
by Louise Powell •
Well, for anybody in the province of Granada, visiting Quéntar on Sunday is a good option, it’s your last chance to see their Moros y Cristianos fiesta.
Helicopter Crash Update
by Editor •
The two, major, national worker’s unions, UGT and CCOO consider that it is more than likely that the cause of the accident involving a Augusta Bell 412 helicopter in the Barranco de la Farsaílla, near Quentar in Granada, was a mechanical failure.