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AEMET Predicts Relief from Spain’s Heat After Another Weekend of 40°C Temperatures

AEMET names next Tuesday as Spain’s likely heat break after another 40ºC weekend

On the road, it can be a stifling experience. . . Credit score: Vitalii Biliak – Shutterstock Spain’s September began like July again, and AEMET says there are still a few more days of the summer blast. According to the state weather service, the warm temperatures are expected to continue into this weekend and the start of next week. A …

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Guardia Civil caught smugglers redhanded unloading multiple tons of cannabis on Marbella’s seaside from a narcoboat

Guardia Civil officers in Marbella and a hashish drug haul

Guardia Civil seized multiple tonnes of cannabis from a high-speed boat that was caught moving a massive haul of medicine off the Costa del Sol to another vessel.

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Benalmadena bans the swimming of another seashore for less than a month following an E. coli outbreak

Benalmadena bans swimming at another beach in less than a month after E. coli spike

The popular Costa del Sol resort banned swimming on one of its beaches after discovering that the water contained excessive levels of microorganisms. The ban was imposed at

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Malaga schools report falling September enrolments, and smaller class sizes are linked to the drop in starting fees

Schools across Malaga see record September enrolment drop and shrinking class sizes linked to plummeting birth rates

The Junta’s own figures show that MALAGA opened the new period with 6,148 less pupils than the previous 12 months. This is the largest drop in enrolment since the last report.

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VOX warns of ‘Costa del Crime’ after sixteenth capturing turns Malaga coast into ‘hell for residents and enterprise homeowners’

costa del crime reports

Antonio Sevilla, the provincial president of VOX in Malaga, blamed Inside Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska for the surge in violent crime throughout the province.

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Monda police officer turns honesty and good deeds into social media gold

Monda police officer turns lost property and honest acts into social media gold

Emilio, a witty policeman in Monda, brings warmth and laughter to the routine duties of policemen through his wit Facebook updates. Residents can now read about lost keys, phones and mannequins as well as learn about good deeds within their community. Funny posts increase returns Local officer Emilio makes hilarious remarks to the announcements, which prompts owners to retrieve their …

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New Torremolinos Dog Park Opens

New Torremolinos Dog Park Opens

New Torremolinos Dog Park Opens. Torremolinos now has a brand new dog park with both facilities and a safe area for dogs. New Torremolinos Dog Park Opens Torremolinos has recently opened a new dog park. The park has a secure perimeter fence, dual-access gates, water fountains that are suitable for dogs and humans, LED lighting, four installations of agility equipment, …

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Three sports in twelve hours. Four beaches. Manilva’s first beach sports event is here

Twelve hours, four beaches, three sports. Manilva first beach sports day is here

On Saturday, May 30, Manilva’s beaches will be filled with sports lovers as its first ‘12 Horas Deportivas Playa’, a twelve-hour beach sports festival spreads across four locations. La Noria, El Cali, La Colonia and El Castillo. What to expect at the event Three exciting sports will be on show, Beach Football (Fútbol Playa), Beach Volleyball (Voley Playa) and Footvolley …

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Thousands of drivers in Spain are now receiving unexpected €1,000 fines

Thousands of drivers in Spain are now receiving unexpected €1,000 fines

Drivers in Spain receive delayed traffic fines for offences committed months ago. Credit : Hadrian, Shutterstock Recently, many drivers in Spain have discovered the same thing. That moment when you open the letterbox, glance at an official envelope and immediately think: ‘What now?’ Many motorists have been surprised to find out that an old traffic violation they thought had gone …

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The new EU driving rules could cause future cars to refuse to start

New EU driving rule means future cars may refuse to start

From 2026, all new cars will be required to have alcohol interlock system. Credit : HenadziPechan, Shutterstock From July 2026, drivers buying a new vehicle in Europe may notice some changes behind the scenes. Each newly registered vehicle sold throughout the European Union is required to have an alcohol interlock installed. Many people are confused by the rule because they …

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