The Government published changes for Phase Two yesterday concerning the timetable for children and those practicing sports – they are to be lifted
Phase Two Relief
by Martin Myall •
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Salobreña Asks for Exemption
by Hugh MacArthur •
The PM, Pedro Sánchez, told the regional parliaments that it is his intention to eliminate the time restrictions on going out walking or practicing sports.
Fresh Air For Kids?
by David Darby •
The Government’s latest idea on how to get our kids some time out of the house and some much needed ‘fresh air,’ is at best ill thought through and at worst, quite frankly, ridiculous.
Reader Asks: What’s Open?
by Gazette Reader •
I have an unusual question and I was wondering if you could help.Hi seaside gazette. I have an unusual question and I was wondering if you could help. I am using the lockdown to study Spanish but I don’t have a notebook to write in. I have heard the papelería can still be open but…
Lock Down Tightened
by Martin Myall •
Later today the Prime Minister hopes to approve stricter confinement measures in order to slow down the expansion of COVID-19.
Post Office Restrictions
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Post Office (Correos) has also had to make adjustments to its working arrangements during the imposed, nationwide quarantine.
Granada Bypass Speed Limit
by Martin Myall •
Beware when travelling up to Granada because they are going to impose a 90-km speed limit on the circunvaliación (bypass) and Ronda Sur.
Motril Trawlers under Pressure
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Motril fishing sector has suffered a new blow after the introduction of more restrictive regulations concerning trawling.
Looking Drier!
by Martin Myall •
Rivers are supposed to flow into reservoirs for later use but this late spring, reservoirs are being emptied to keep rivers alive in the interior of Spain.
San Juan Restrictions
by Martin Myall •
The Mayor of Almuñécar, Trinidad Herrera, has just issued a municipal decree concerning ‘the appropriate use of beaches during the traditional celebration of San Juan.’