Nobody can accuse administrations of rushing things, so the Junta’s and the Nerja Town Hall progress on a new Centro de Salud can hardly be described as meteoric.
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Fallen Punta Trees
by Martin Myall •
The Punta de la Mona is probably one of the most well known natural assets that the municipality has, together with Cerro Gordo, with its timeless pines, some over a hundred years old, but the concern is over the dead ones.
Rats Run Amok?
by Martin Myall •
well, whilst the party in power sings its own praises and highlights improvements to their town, the opposition party will scour the municipality looking for something to complain about.
Maro’s Black Flag
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Playa de Maro is in the subject of controversy after it was awarded, if that is the right words, Una Bandera Negra, which is definitely a black mark on its reputation.
Comes Back To Bite
by Martin Myall •
The early 2000s with the brick bubble inflating rapidly saw many illegal moves by town halls across the country and Almuñécar was far from being an exception.
Supreme Court Favours Cármenes
by Martin Myall •
The whole sordid story behind Urbanización Cármenes del Mar is simply a litany of disappointment and frustration on the one hand, and deceit and passing the buck on the other.
Tree Seeding in the Sierra
by Vivienne Hughes •
What would town halls do without armies of volunteers who give up their free time to protect and clean up the countryside, rivers and seabeds?
Río Chíllar Access Problem
by Martin Myall •
Things are moving on the opening for access to Río Chíllar, although there is no cause to get out the party hats and farting cushions.
Healthy Weekly Walks
by Martin Myall •
The Salobreña Town Council has launched a new scheme for healthy walks for residents over 55, aiming to encourage active aging and combat loneliness.
Unfair Competition?
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Councillor for Employment, Beatriz González, announced that the Town Hall would be providing free English classes, for the unemployed.