Locals have complained about mounds of earth at the beginning and ending of a popular track-cum-lane in Motril in La Nacla area, effectively blocking it.
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Motril Restores Vintage Car
by Louise Powell •
Motril Town Hall has signed a deal with the Asociación Vehículos Románticos Costa Tropical for the restoration of a vintage car.
The Forgotten Millions
by Martin Myall •
Would you, a small business owner, ‘forget’ that you’re owed 10-million euros by the Town Hall and not bother to claim them back?
Moroccans Need Accommodation
by Hugh MacArthur •
A group of 37 Moroccans gathered in the Town Hall Square in Motril yesterday to ask for accommodation from the Town Hall.
The ANA Hot Winter Show
by Louise Powell •
The Artists’ Network Alpujarra’s latest exhibition will feature 35 artists and will be held in Órgiva from the 17th of this month. Amongst the participating artists there are some old favourites, as well as some new faces.
Salobreña’s Sea Stain Update
by Hugh MacArthur •
The appearance of a mysterious slick or stain off Salobreña’s beach during the summer caused headaches for the Town Hall and indignation from bathers.
Town Hall Wins Herradura Case
by Martin Myall •
Did you know that the La Herradura sports centre has parking underneath it? Well, it does and it’s been closed for twelve years.
Andalusia Seeks Migration Help
by David Darby •
Motril has received record numbers of migrants this year already and we’re only in September. This human tragedy was brought into sharp focus yesterday as the Motril Town Hall arranged the burial of the five migrants, four men and one woman, who lost their lives at sea after their inflatable boat was sank.
Cantarriján Parking Quibble
by Martin Myall •
Anybody that has used the N-340 parking area in order to take the bus down to Playa Cantarriján will be pleased with its new, fully tarmacked, look.
Salobreña Police Disgruntled
by Hugh MacArthur •
There has long been a problem between the Salobreña Policia Local and whoever is in power; be it the PP or be it the PSOE. The police are not happy bunnies.