The Town Hall has been beset lately by fines and negative court sentences, but this Xmas they learned that they don’t have to cough up ten million.
Tag Archive for underground parking
Salobreña Market Renovations
by Martin Myall •
The Salobreña governing party will propose carrying out renovations on the municipal market building at the next Plenary Meeting. Interestingly, included within the project is the creation of parking space under the building.
Town Planning: Short Sighted or Far Sighted?
by Martin Myall •
Any doubts as to the fate of hitherto parking spaces on Almuñécar’s Avenida de Andalucía has now been dispelled – they’ve all gone.
Changes to Main Almuñécar Paseo
by Martin Myall •
The Mayor, Trinidad Herrera, has announced that 800,000 will be spent on the Paseo del Altillo, opening it to 2-way traffic.
Almuñécar Municipal Market Anger
by Martin Myall •
After a year of the underground car park underneath the market being closed, stall holders are angry and bitter, to say the least.
San Cristóbal Parking Problems
by Hugh MacArthur •
As if it were not a problem enough for summer parking the Market underground car park remain closed, now there are problems with the San Cristóbal one.
Almuñécar Extra Parking
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar has opened up temporary parking in the P-4, just behind the Las Góndolas buildings – this is the building plot for the proposed law courts.
Cheaper Parking in Almuñécar
by Martin Myall •
Whilst the Almuñécar Town Hall announces that underground parking charges will be slashed by nearly half, the IU councillor, Fermín Tejero says that it could have gone further…
Editorial Comment
by Editor •
What exactly is going on? What exactly does the Town Hall have against car owners? Why is it going out of its way to turn people away? Is it short-sighted lunacy or something worse; more sinister? These are questions that must have crossed just about everybody’s mind at some point during the summer. Yes, the…
Political Bickering
by Editor •
PP claim they prevented the PSOE, IU and the PA from taking out a lawsuit against members of the Velilla and San Cristóbal