Salobreña kicked off the year with a campaign focussed on owning pets; more specifically, mutts, which entails stricter controls on what they get up to.
Salobreña Dog Control
by Vivienne Hughes •
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Bank Card Fraud
by Hugh MacArthur •
A 52-year-old man in Salobreña has been arrested, accused of fraud for misappropriation of another person’s credit card in order to steal money from the victim.
Blues at the Auditorium
by Louise Powell •
The Granada Blues Band, which enjoys national renown, will be playing in Salobreña at the Auditorium on Friday the 17th.
Salobreña’s 1616 Books
by David Darby •
Do you ever get the urge? Me too; you can pick up a novel just about anywhere now, but sometimes you just want to have a browse through some proper books.
Salobreña Punch Up
by Editor •
The Guardia Civil were called in to sort out a scuffle outside Hotel Salobreña in the early hours one morning this week.
Salobreña Vacaciones & El Oasis
by David Darby •
Inmobiliaria Salobreña Vacaciones is proud to offer and promote the new phase of development, El Oasis, situated at the entrance to Salobreña
Town Hall 1 – Salomar 0
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña Town Hall received a timely Christmas present in the form of a judicial decision in their favour. For the Salomar 2000 Residents, who lost, it was a different matter.
Salobreña Medical Blues
by Vivienne Hughes •
Workers at the Salobreña Medical Centre are demanding a second A&E team; i.e., a doctor, a nurse and porter.
Salobrena Market News
by David Darby •
Some new businesses will open their doors (or run up their shutters) in early 2020, which is also the year in which it is expected that the underground parking facilities will open.
Loss of Blue Zone Revenue
by Hugh MacArthur •
Salobreña opposition party, Más Costa Tropical, complained that this summer the blue zones hadn’t started to work until late, causing a loss of revenue.