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The 8 most beautiful small towns in Spain are so real-looking that people mistakenly think they’re fake

These 8 small towns in Spain look so beautiful people think they are fake

A ranking of Spain’s most beautiful places has brought attention to several small towns. This is beautiful Frigiliana. Credit: Shutterstock/Munimara Spain is known for its cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville. But a new list of travel destinations reminds visitors that many of the most magical places in Spain are smaller. The following are some of the ways to …

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Community unites in emotional fundraiser for Victoria Hart’s children on eve of International Women’s Day

Neighbours and friends gathered on Saturday, March 7 at Lauro Golf Bowls Club in Alhaurin de la Torre for a poignant fundraiser supporting the three children of Victoria Hart, brutally killed in a domestic violence incident on 24 January. Organisers transformed shock and grief into action, raising vital funds while honouring Victoria’s memory on the eve of International Women’s Day. …

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Victoria Hart is remembered by hundreds of marchers

Hundreds march to remember Victoria Hart

On Sunday, February 22nd, in a powerful show of grief and solidarity, around 300 people gathered for a charity stroll in memory Victoria Hart. Victoria Hart was a much-loved British mom of three, who tragically lost her family to domestic violence in January. Victoria’s memory was celebrated, and the event served as an eloquent call to action for women in …

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Spain 2026 Overtaking Rules Explained

Spain 2026 Overtaking Rules Explained

Spain’s DGT is planning to implement new overtaking laws in 2026. These rules could change the way drivers pass vehicles both on motorways as well as conventional roads. Credit : Julian Maldonado, Shutterstock The Spanish traffic authority, the DGT (Dirección General de Tráfico), is preparing two significant changes to overtaking rules that are expected to be approved during 2026 through …

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Residents campaign to halt placing dump in Moraira community

Residents of Teulada-Moraira are facing an unacceptable proposal: the construction of an ecoparque – a public waste reception and recycling facility (dump) – right in the heart of a densely populated residential area on Calle Oviedo, in the La Sabatera area. This site, formerly an old water treatment works, is a lot less than 50 metres from family homes, around …

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Town teeters on cliff edge in Sicily

A devastating case of subsidence in Niscemi, Sicily, provoked by Cyclone Harry and days of heavy rainfall, has left an entire neighbourhood perilously teetering on the edge of a deep ravine, and has forced the urgent evacuation of approximately 1,000 residents. Dramatic images of homes and buildings hanging precariously on the brink of falling have shocked Italy, all caused by …

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Travel warnings as Storm Ingrid hits northern Spain and parts of Andalucía

The storm has caused major transport disruptions. Photo credit: Juan Carlos L. Ruiz/Shutterstock Spain’s State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has issued red alerts for parts of Galicia and widespread warnings across much of the country as Storm Ingrid continues to bring heavy snow, strong winds, and dangerous sea conditions. Authorities have urged residents to remain cautious and avoid unnecessary travel. Galicia’s …

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Cyclone Harry batters Southern Italy

In recent days, Cyclone Harry, an extremely aggressive low-pressure system, has been wreaking havoc across southern Italy, forcing Civil Protection authorities to issue red alerts in Sicily, Sardinia, and Calabria. The storm has led to widespread evacuations and the cancellation of daily activities, as roaring winds and unrelenting rains keep the region on high alert, with the sea encroaching on …

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After deadly train crash, King Felipe VI of Spain and Queen Letizia visited Adamuz

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia visit Adamuz after deadly train crash

The Royal Household has stated that the visit was intended to be a sign of solidarity and support. Photo credit: Casa de SM el Rey The King and Queen of Spain, Felipe VI, have travelled to Adamuz (Córdoba) as Spain continues to respond to the devastating high-speed train collision that occurred near the Córdoba municipality. Official emergency and government sources …

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Focus of Investigation into Adamuz train tragedy

Investigators look at broken section of track and burn marks. Credit: Virally posted image on X The investigation into the devastating railway accident in Adamuz, Cordoba Province, on Sunday evening, which claimed at least 39 lives and injured over a hundred passengers, is focusing mostly on the condition of the tracks and the potential role of prior warnings about its …

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