Salobreña will be holding its Second Edition of the World Foodtruck Festival (Festival Mundial de Foodtrucks) from the 3rd to the 6th of this month.
Salobreña Food-Truck Festival
by Louise Powell •
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Arson in Salobreña?
by Martin Myall •
Residents of Salobreña will already know about the wave of fires on the vega and around town on the in the early hours of the 22nd of this month.
Road Widening Needed
by Vivienne Hughes •
Every summer we are reminded that the section of the N-340 between Salobreña and Torrenueva Costa badly needs another lane becaue of the traffic pouring off the A-44 where it connects at the coast.
Casa Grande
by Martin Myall •
Yesterday, Salobreña Town Council took possession of the Casa Grande up in the Casco Antiguo, which belonged to the Church but was obtained through a land-swap deal for publicly owned land near the beach
Gas Explosion in Salobreña
by Vivienne Hughes •
A butane-bottle explosion (una bombona) in Salobreña yesterday resulted in a woman suffering extensive burns to 20% of her body.
Extended Lobres Plaza
by Vivienne Hughes •
Well, Lobres now has its spruced-up plaza near the village bus stop, thanks to using an undeveloped embankment, that had been full of weeds and waste.
West-Nile Virus
by Martin Myall •
The Junta Health Board has declared Salobreña an area on alert over the presence of mosquitoes carrying the West-Nile Virus, although nobody has been infected so far.
Guardia vs. Jet-Skis
by Martin Myall •
Rest assured that the Guardia Civil are going to be keeping an eye on the pesky jet-skis this summer, as they put into place a special operation that began on the 1st of July to control jet-ski usage on the Costa Tropical.
Salobreña Beach Death
by Vivienne Hughes •
An elderly man lost his life yesterday on Playa de La Guardia in Salobreña whilst he was bathing in the sea.
Rubbish Hoppers Removed
by Martin Myall •
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.