(MAD) A church in Motril has run into trouble over allegedly illegal building work; they had decided build a Sunday-School classroom and storeroom for Easter thrones.
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The Park That Isn’t
by Martin Myall •
(COE) Nearly 5-million euros later and the new park, Cerro del Toro, to the north of Motril stands deteriorating, having never seen one single visitor – because it has never been opened.
Almuñécar To Return Grant
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Town Hall will have to return 11,200 euros to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, plus interest, having failed to justify where it was spent.
The Paseo Bars Affair
by Martin Myall •
Juan Carlos has fired off broadsides and the Mayor has responded with grapeshot, but if you want to know what is going on down in the nightbars under the Altillo…
Nerja Fire Station Blues
by Hugh MacArthur •
Since the protest by about 30 firemen in front of the wholely inadequate fire deport in Nerja in March this year, little has happened, but the banners and signature book remain.
IBI Rise Remains
by Martin Myall •
There was quite a ding dong during the latest Plenary Meeting of the Almuñécar Town Council, concerning debt and a property-tax rise (IBI).
Carmenes Emergency Declared
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Town Hall has declared an emergency over the Urbanización Carmenes del Mar, Cerro Gordo, instability problem.
Motril’s Plastic-Farming Sector to Expand
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Mayor of Motril and a representative of the Junta had a meeting to discuss enlarging the permitted area for plastic greenhouse farming in the municipality.
Pharmacy for Puntalón?
by Martin Myall •
Motril councillor, María Ángeles Escámez, pointed out that Puntalón, lying on a crossroads between Ventanilla, Los Tablones & Garnatilla, needs a pharmacy.
Politicians’ Salaries Frozen
by Martin Myall •
The Motril Town Council, in its efforts to achieve ‘budget stability,’ has decided to continue with a policy taken in 2010, which has reportedly saved almost 100,000 euros for the municipal coffers – by not increasing the salaries of the Town-Council members.