Two pieces of local news – each too small to fill an article by themselves – one for Motril and one for Salobreña.
Tag Archive for sports facilities
Beach Sports Area Confrontation
by Hugh MacArthur •
Less than month after a halt in the demolition order on the sports area on La Herradura beach, things have gone pear shape again.
Salobreña Bickering
by Martin Myall •
After the PP Salobreña opposition party’s gripe about the town’s sports facility, the Sports Councillor has scathingly responded.
Motril Peeping Tom?
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Motril law courts are investigating the case of a man, accused of filming a woman as she dressed in the changing rooms of a municipal sports facility without her consent.
Salobreña Sports Facilities Go Gas
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Mayor of Salobreña suitably decisive for the cameras when he turned the gas on at the Julio Martínez Pérez Sports Complex.
Lobres Gets Long-Awaited Fence
by Vivienne Hughes •
After several years of waiting, the Lobres sports complex is finally getting some improvements carried out.
New Sports Facilities Fees
by Vivienne Hughes •
The new prices for the use of municipal sports facilities in Almuñécar/Herradura came into force today, the 3rd of September.
Salobreña Mayor Strikes Out
by Martin Myall •
The Mayor of Salobreña has accused the provincial council (Diputación de Granada) of ‘institutional disloyalty’ over the Lobres sports facilities.
Non-Stick Benny…
by Editor •
Benny has been acquitted – yet again! This time, he dodged a possible 2-year stretch in prison with a corresponding 10-year barring from public office. The latest judicial reprieve comes over the hitherto ‘illegal’ sports centre that was built in the vega of La Herradura, next to Río Jate. This means that nothing (judicial) stands between the Mayor and possible re-election in May next year in the municipal elections.
Credit Where Credit’s Due
by Editor •
Well, as we’re ripping into the Town Hall elsewhere in the Almuñécar section, it’s only fair that we find something nice to say about them, too. The P-4 sports facilities, which run down between the river and Avenida Principe de Asturias, are now complete and operative. Padel courts, tennis courts and other installations complete this…