Granada Airport has announced that from May the 5th until May the 27, 2027, there will be no flights in and out of the airport.
Granada Airport Closure
by Vivienne Hughes •
Tag Archive for resurfacing
Las Palomas Tarmacking
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tarmacking work has been underway in La Herradura between Las Palomas to the Peña Parda end of the bay.
Access Lane Improvements
by Hugh MacArthur •
(COE) Almuñécar will be improving the condition of the access lanes for its inland, municipal dependencies; namely, Los Bañuelos and El Pago de Guerra.
N-340 Road Works
by Martin Myall •
You can tell that summer is only just around the corner; roadworks always begin on the N-340, the main coastal road causing tailbacks. Doing it at any other moment of the years is apparently not fun enough.
Avenida de Andalucia Dug Up in Places
by Martin Myall •
The Local business and services association for Almuñécar & La Herradura (AECSALH)is not happy; Avenida de Andalucía is being dug up again.
Motril Thoroughfare Closed for Tarmacking
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Motril Town Hall has informed that from 20.00h on the evening of Friday the 14th, Calle Nueva will be closed to traffic.
Calle Iglesia & Tajillo to be Resurfaced
by Paula Anthony •
The Councillor for Infrastructure, Antonio García, has confirmed that a motion was passed in the last Town Council meeting for the resurfacing of Calle Iglesia and Calle Tajillo.
Street Work in La Herradura
by Martin Myall •
This time it is Calle Trébol in Barrio del Espinar that has received the attention of the municipal maintenance crew.
Cambullón Resurfaced
by Martin Myall •
The Salobreña beach road that leads from La Caleta, passing below the castle and ending up at the fairground behind the park, La Fuente, is being resurfaced – at last!
Three Streets in Lobres Tarmacked
by Martin Myall •
Thanks to the efforts of the Salobreña Town Hall, three streets within the municipal annex of Lobres were included within a push by the Provincial Council to improve street surfacing. The result is that without having delve into the famished municipal coffers, Calle Poco Trigo, Calle Jazmín and Calle Juan Pablo II now sport a thick black carpet of new tarmac.