Salobreña’s Romería del Sur reached its peak on Sunday with a procession of romeria floats starting from Plaza Juan Carlos I at 11.00h and very colourful it was.
Salobreña’s Romería
by Louise Powell •
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Romeria in Salobreña
by Louise Powell •
The Fiestas del Rosario began on the 1st in Salobreña with the traditional meal for the elderly. The turn out was even larger than last year.
Extra Niches for Cemetery
by Martin Myall •
A sure sign that the population is growing in peacetime is when the municipal cemetery has to be enlarged. In wartime, that’s a different matter.
Cleaning up Dog Urine
by Vivienne Hughes •
This week, Salobreña Town Council launched a special cleaning plan to remove dog urine, as well as other stains embedded in the pavement of the municipality’s pavements.
Beach Restriction Lifted
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Health Department of the Junta de Andalucía lifted the restrictions on Playa Molino and Playa La Charca in Salobreña This morning.
Action against Dormant Building Plots
by Martin Myall •
The Town Council has formally approved a bylaw concerning the use of building plots within the municipality that have not been developed.
Salobrea Beach Closed Again
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Junta de Andalucía has closed La Charca and El Molino sections of the main beach after testing water quality on the 15th.
Burglary
by Martin Myall •
Around the middle of last month, the Guardia Civil arrested two men, suspected of being behind a cortijo break-in within the municipality.
Elderly Man Rescued
by Martin Myall •
An 89-year-old gent was rescued off Playa La Charca in Salobreña after being swept out to sea.
Leaping off The Peñón
by Martin Myall •
When you go to Salobreña’s beaches, it’s the Peñón that catches you eye, even from the La Caleta and the rivermouth, so no wonder people clamber all over it.