As of the 21st of July, Motril put into play a change of commercial hours for shops, etc, letting businesses open on Sundays, Public Holidays and during Semana Santa, if they so wish.
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Salobreña Lifeguards at Last
by Hugh MacArthur •
Lifeguard coverage began last weekend, ending a controversial delay on having this very necessary service to guarantee safety on beaches, as much as it can be guaranteed, that is.
The Bane of Easter Wax
by Martin Myall •
Starting yesterday morning, Almuñécar’s street-cleaning company has been busy with the extra task of trying to get the wax off pavements and road surfaces.
Street Partially Reopened
by Martin Myall •
If you live in Almuñécar you have probably been watching the progress of the work being carried out on street linking Avenida Juan Carlos in front of Hotel Bahía to Avenida de Andalucia.
Early Lifeguard Service
by Vivienne Hughes •
One of the several meetings that Chairman Francisco Trujillo of the Asociación de Chiringuitos, is having with mayors has been with the Mayor of Salobreña, Javier Ortega.
Sierra Nevada Workers Threaten Strike
by Hugh MacArthur •
There is a threat of strike action hanging over the Sierra Nevada ski resort right in the middle of the ski season, similar to the one in 2021.
Semana Santa Brotherhood Implodes
by Martin Myall •
The Cofradía del Señor de la Humildad Atado a la Columna, which is one of the oldest Semana-Santa brotherhoods in Salobreña, has ceased to exist after 256 years.
Rubbish Collection Changes
by Vivienne Hughes •
Rubbish-collection times have been changed in Almuñécar to cover the Semana Santa period (24th to the 31st).
The Strike: Might & Right
by Martin Myall •
The Town Hall in Motril under the PP has had a long history of disputes with its municipal police and municipal cleaning workers.
Dozens of Police Absent
by Vivienne Hughes •
During Semana Santa, when the processions were out, the Motril, Policía Local were 63 officers down.