SPAIN has set a new June heat record this weekend, with thermometers soaring to 46C in El Granado, Huelva – just next to the Portuguese border – yesterday afternoon. The landmark is currently only provisional and awaiting confirmation from Spain’s Meteorological Agency AEMET. A brutal heatwave is sweeping across Europe. Portugal has been placed on red alert while France and …
Read More »Fuengirola now has a new beach police force
Fuengirola’s coastline has been rated as the safest in Spain by Blue Flag. The beach security of the city’s beaches is now improved with the additions of 14 new guards. This team, coordinated with the local police will ensure compliance to municipal beach regulations up until September 15th. The beach security guards officially took office in a ceremony at the …
Read More »Oriental Hornet invasion rises 30% in Andalucía
A) V.crabro (European hornet), vs. B) Vespa Orientalis (Oriental Hornet). Photo credit: Adrian Ruicanescu The Oriental hornet is on the rise.Vespa orientalis) has been recorded across Andalucía, with confirmed reports increasing by more than 30 percent since the species was first detected in the Campo de Gibraltar in 2018. According to data from the environmental office in Málaga, nest removals …
Read More »Suspect Arrested in Liverpool for Costa del Sol Double Murder
A man has been arrested in Liverpool in connection with the murder of two Scottish men on the Costa del Sol just two weeks ago.The deadly shooting took place on June 1st in Fuengirola. The main victim, Ross Monaghan, was a senior member of the Glasgow-based Lyons crime clan. A second victim, also linked to the Lyons clan, was killed …
Read More »Next big step in design for Costa del Sol coastal railway
Since June 3, the Ministry of Transport formalised the contract to create a plan which will visualize the much-anticipated coastal rail line. The study, which has a budget of nearly a million Euros, is just getting started and will deliver a detailed project to build the rail link in the next 18 month. The next step in this process is …
Read More »Don’t wash your car just yet – how long will Spain’s blood rain last?
Saharan dust clouds bring muddy rains to Costa del Sol & Costa Blanca this weekend You are not the only person who wonders why their car looks like it has been through a sandstorm. Spain is currently being battered with a massive earthquake. calima – a Saharan dust cloud that’s turning rainfall into the dreaded ‘blood rain’ that leaves everything …
Read More »Shock As Two Scottish Men Shot In Costa Del Sol Bar – CSN News
Home » Costa del Sol News » Shock As Two Scottish Men Shot In Costa Del Sol Bar Shock As Two Scottish Men Shot In Costa Del Sol Bar. Two Scottish men allegedly linked to organised crime have been shot dead in a bar on the seafront of Fuengirola. Shock As Two Scottish Men Shot In Costa Del Sol Bar …
Read More »The new Spanish anti-smoking legislation will expand smoke-free zones, including terraces of bars and restaurants.
Monica Garcia, the Health Minister in Spain said that the draft law to ban smoking has almost been finished. The Language of Speaking SER Radio Garcia revealed on Thursday that the smoke-free zones will extend to terraces and canopies as well as work vehicles, university campus, school playgrounds sports facilities, swimming pools in public areas, and outdoor leisure spaces. The …
Read More »Cocaine worth €5m found inside catalytic converters shipped to Spain’s Valencia
In catalytic converters imported to Valencia from Brazil, CUSTOMS agents have discovered 170 kilograms of cocaine. Authorities said the narcotics had a market value of over €5 million. The shipment was headed for Callosa de Segura, a southern Alicante Province town where a drug gang uses warehouses to distribute narcotics. READ MORE VALENCIA PORT They created a fake business to …
Read More »Malaga hotels boss calls tourismophobia in Spain ‘extremely dangerous’
THE President of the Costa del Sol Hoteliers Association has warned that the growing sentiment of tourismophobia in Spain is ‘extremely dangerous’ and could harm the country’s leading economic sector. In an interview Malaga Hoy, Jose Luque expressed concern over the narrative that blames tourism for the housing crisis, describing it as ‘very dangerous’ and based on ‘simplistic arguments’. Luque …
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