The last time that I looked in at a municipal office, there certainly were no signs of energy being spent; nevertheless, Salobreña has an OME.
Tag Archive for Salobreña
Fish Farm Dismantling
by Vivienne Hughes •
After a lot of paper shuffling in the halls of the Junta de Andalucía, work is going ahead to dismantle the fish pens off Salobreña beaches.
Las Cruces in Salobreña
by Louise Powell •
After two years of cancelled celebrations because of Covid, the Salobreña festival of Las Cruces will go ahead between the 30th of April and the 3rd of May.
Masks: The Day After
by Martin Myall •
There is a notable difference if you walk around the streets of Nerja and if you do the same as on the streets of Salobreña or Almuñécar: masks.
Money for Beaches
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Central Government, through its Ministry of the Environment, has initiated the process to provide emergency work for the beaches along Costa Tropical.
Detained for Bankcard Fraud
by Martin Myall •
An individual was arrested in Salobreña, accused of fraud after allegedly using an elderly man’s bankcard to obtain 18,600 euros in cash.
Blood Donation in Salobreña
by Vivienne Hughes •
Those interested will be able to donate blood and/or plasma in Salobreña tomorrow.
Solar Salobreña
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Mayor of Salobreña was pleased to point out that half of the public buildings in town now have solar panels installed.
Old Town Residents Request
by Martin Myall •
The Asociación de Vecinos del Casco Antiguo in Salobreña has around 200 members, so they have weight enough to be taken seriously by the Town Council.
Solving the Flooding Problem
by Martin Myall •
The urban expansion of Salobreña around the base of the old town and out into the vega means that flooding will be a constant.