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Tag Archive for spain
Cash Payment Ceiling Lowered
by Martin Myall •
The Government has the intention to limit cash payments to only 1,000 euros, dropping it from the present 2,500-euro ceiling.
At Long Last!
by Hugh MacArthur •
The long awaited and much needed work on the overgrown ramblas along the Costa Tropical began on the 9th, namely in Motril and on the Rambla de las Brujas.
Spain Classic Raid
by David Darby •
The second running of the classic car rally Spain Classic Raid reached La Herradura on Friday 21st October. The entire route that these classic vehicles take is Barcelona – Madrid – Sevilla over a week, with an overnight stop in La Herradura.
Woman Found Dead in Granada
by David Darby •
The woman was found on Saturday night after a call from a man on the 112 emergency services line, saying that he had found the woman dead on the floor of the premises in Veronica de la Magdalena in the centre of Granada.
La Herradura Ambulance Need
by David Darby •
Popular Party spokesman, Deputy Mayor and slayer of dragons, Juan Jose Ruiz Joya is determined to get La Herradura it’s own ambulance. To this end the PP will be raising the matter, very roughly, at the next plenary meeting.
Fly-Posting Crackdown
by David Darby •
The Department of Environment is determined to crack down on the putting up of publicity on street furniture, such as lampposts and litter bins etc. This practice, commonly known as fly-posting, is getting right up the noses of
the Almuñécar Town Hall bigwigs.
Dead Brit at Malaga Airport
by David Darby •
Spanish police are investigating the bizarre discovery of a 51-year-old British man found partially naked, tied up and deceased.
Los Guájares by Elki Sanchez
by David Darby •
Recently we decided on finding a hike (or bushwalk as we antipodeans like to say) and were lucky enough to come across an area just north of Salobreña called Los Guájares
29 Rescued off Motril
by David Darby •
A boat carrying 29 people, 27 men and 2 women, all of sub-Saharan origin, was intercepted by the Guardia Civil Coastguard Unit in the early hours of this morning (Saturday 22nd October), and all the occupants taken to Motril Port.