Vox Salobreña, as part of the election campaign, set about removing rubbish from the Río Guadalfeo on Thursday the 25th of last month.
Tag Archive for Salobreña
Where Does That Water Go?
by Martin Myall •
Although used as an electoral pledge, Podemos-Alianza Verde pointed out the “chronic problem” that Salobreña suffers concerning sewage.
Salobreña Summer School
by Martin Myall •
The surfing club at the mouth of Río Guadalfeo, 18 Nudos Surf Club has set up a Summer School.
Illegal Lorry Park?
by Vivienne Hughes •
There’s a lorry park in the vega, which you can see from the N-340 within the municipality of Salobreña; one political party claims that it is illegal.
Results by Municipality
by Martin Myall •
Obviously, we’re not going to do all the municipalities in Granada (180 odd) but just the major ones, so if yours is not there, leave a comment, and we will find the results.
No Change along The Coast?
by Martin Myall •
Residents of the three main towns on the Costa Tropical woke up to find that they are still governed by the same political parties.
Promises Are Cheap
by Martin Myall •
The only thing in the news this week is the plethora of electoral pledges by parties across the political spectrum and all along the coast.
Vox vs Street Hawkers
by Martin Myall •
The far-right, Vox, party branch in Salobreña has included the hawkers along the seafront paseo in their electoral campaign.
Costa Political Vying
by Martin Myall •
This local election in Salobreña sees no fewer than ten candidates, clearly indicated that the next governing administration will be a coalition.
Lobres Circular Hiking Route
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña Town Hall presented their new hiking route, ‘Lobres gran circular,’ which combines archaeology and nature, they say.