The cementery in Torrenueva is causing ripples: for the last 30 years the locals have been running it but now the Town Hall wants to change things.
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Hope for Los Moriscos
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Motril Town Hall has until the 26th of June to save the local golf course from losing eight of its holes, which is when Hacienda will confiscate them over a tax debt.
Bricks Move in Almuñécar
by Martin Myall •
Not only is the real-estate sector most definitely moving with properties sold and bought, but the building sector is also reactivating in Almuñécar.
Royal Home to Luxury Hotel?
by Vivienne Hughes •
Villa Astrida on Playa Granada in Motril was the home of the Belgian Monarchs, but it may soon become a luxury hotel.
New Carmenes Court Decision
by Martin Myall •
For all it’s worth, the provincial court has found in favour of the Cármenes de Mar residents again, but the bureaucrats are still stalling.
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.
Legal: Due Diligence
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
In legal terms Due Diligence is the process of factual and legal investigation, research, analysis and discovery, on a business, person or asset before the signing of a contract, the signing of public documents or the purchase of an asset.
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.
Peña Parda Problems
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Almuñécar branch of the PSOE socialist party is calling on the ruling party to sort out the access problems for the residents of Peña Parda in La Herradura.
Junta Blocks River Clearance
by Martin Myall •
According to the Councillor for Agriculture at the Almuñécar Town Hall, the Junta has ordered them to stop clearing the rivers of vegetation.