The Mancomunidad has charged an independent entity with the task of drawing up a study on Salobreña’s seasonal flooding problems. The idea is to find a definitive solution. We’re talking about the Plaza de Goya, where the Tourist Information Office is; the main entrance into the town and one of the busiest roundabout junctions. The…
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Opposition Not Happy
by Martin Myall •
The PP opposition party in Salobreña is out looking for defects and have found them in La Caleta, La Guardia and around town!
Once in a Year Walk
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Club Deportivo y Cultural, El Sendero has organised the IX Travesía Popular de Montaña Costa Tropical for the 28th of this month. This yearly event aims to promote local walks on the Costa Tropical.
A Murder Most Spanish
by David Darby •
I really like a good murder mystery. A haunted and flawed detective, accompanied by his troubled yet clever side-kick, piecing together clues and riding the setbacks.
Salobreña Auditorium Closed
by Louise Powell •
Reform work began on the Salobreña Auditorium last Friday morning, which will see extensive renovations to the interior.
Salobreña’s Lottery Winners!
by Hugh MacArthur •
Some folks in Salobreña are lucky buggers, thanks to a lottery win; ONCE seller, Gabriel Esteban Moreno sold 26 tickets, each one worth 35,000 euros.
Romería del Sur Concludes
by Louise Powell •
The Romería del Sur in Salobreña this weekend past, went very well and the turnout of colourful floats was spectacular.
Rambla Clearing Begins
by Hugh MacArthur •
Work has finally begun on clearing out the ramblas and barrancos on the Costa Tropica, starting with Almuñécar.
Salobreña’s Sea Stain Update
by Hugh MacArthur •
The appearance of a mysterious slick or stain off Salobreña’s beach during the summer caused headaches for the Town Hall and indignation from bathers.
Salobreña Auditorium Facelift
by Vivienne Hughes •
In a few months Salobreña will be spending 200,000 euros on one of its cultural assets: the Auditorium.