Workers belonging to the state-owned, national railway company, Renfe and Adif, responsible for rail infrastructure, are going on strike tomorrow.
Friday’s Rail Strike
by Martin Myall •
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Junta Money for Brothel Visits
by Martin Myall •
The trial concerning the spending of public money on brothels that should have gone to training the unemployed has concluded.
Unwelcome Questions
by Hugh MacArthur •
The trains in and out of the station in Sevilla has been plagued by delays lately, which has not gone down very well with passengers.
Andalusian Road Deaths
by Vivienne Hughes •
During the months of July and August in Andalucia, 38 people lost their lives on the roads, six of these corresponded to roads in the province of Granada.
Top-Slot Hospitals
by Editor •
Every year, the Newsweek magazine publishes a list of the best hospitals in the world, evaluating a total of 2,300 hospitals in 28 different countries.
Tapping into Pipeline
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Guardia Civil arrested four men from Eastern Europe in connection with stealing fuel from an oil pipeline in Utrera (Sevilla).
Train Tickets Available
by Vivienne Hughes •
Following complaints, Renfe has unblocked their ticket bookings for Granada-Madrid over Semana Santa. Granada was the only Andalusian province where you couldn’t buy them.
Three Kings Brought Tragedy
by Hugh MacArthur •
There were two incidents within the region during Three-Kings parades; one in Pedro Martínez in the north of Granada and the other in Marchena, Sevilla.
New Year’s Eve Call Outs
by Hugh MacArthur •
We published the 112 press release for Christmas Eve so it is only logical to do the same with the New Year’s Eve, call-out report.
Busy Christmas Eve for 112
by Vivienne Hughes •
During Christmas Eve the Andalusian, emergency call centre, 112, received a total of 364 calls just in Granada, which is comparable with last year’s 378.