A new day care centre for children with special needs and their families officially opened on July 1. Described by María Bravo, the the
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For the first time in almost four months Marbella has been classified as at ‘extreme risk’ from Covid-19 infections by the Junta de Andalucía.
The latest figures released by the Junta de Andalucía on Friday show a continuing rise in the number of coronavirus cases. Marbella has also
Malaga Province today relaxed its coronavirus restrictions to level 1 Malaga is the only Andalusian province with all health districts at alert level 1
Marbella bar and restaurant owners were able to breathe a slight sight of relief yesterday as the Junta de Andalucía announced the latest restrictions
It was the last caller that did it. I was into the final three minutes of ‘Viewpoint’, the live radio show that I host
Marbella residents living close to the Rio Verde may have noticed that it has been flowing freely over the past week This is, in
As you may or may not be aware, I spent most of last month recovering from what my more streetwise friends refer to as
Life on the Costa del Sol really is better in the hills. The cognoscenti of Marbella have known that for years, and hence Marbella
‘This week is key’ Those were the words of Junta de Andalucía president Juanma Moreno (pictured) today in a Press briefing ahead of Wednesday’s
It’s been an interesting couple of weeks. Once again I managed to upset a number of cyclists who, after reading the reaction to my
The President of the Junta de Andalucia, Juanma Moreno, announced over the weekend that the Junta’s committee of experts will meet on Monday to
How were things for you in the first weeks of the ‘new normal’? As I mentioned before, I was lucky enough during lockdown to
If the summer season 2020 is going to remembered for one good thing, it may be for the rise of the “Staycation” As Spain
Get your motors running and head out on the highway. As long as you stay within the boundaries of Andalucia. The whole province, including
Marbella will move a little closer to the “New Normal” on Monday. With last night’s announcement that Malaga Province will finally be allowed to
The Junta de Andalucia reacted angrily last night to the Spanish government’s decision not to allow the provinces of Malaga and Granada to deescalate
Marbella registered just two new cases of coronavirus and no fatalities on Tuesday, taking the total number of infections to 225. The figures came
If you read my previous Sunday Morning Mutterings, you will remember, probably with a shudder, that in my (admittedly peculiar case) one of the
It was my birthday last month. Not a milestone event like my Rock n Roll 50th two years ago – and if you are
British Consul Charmaine Arbouin today updated UK Nationals on the latest developments ahead of the UK leaving the EU on Friday. “The Withdrawal Agreement
Dramatic overnight storms along the Costa del Sol last night brought chaos to many towns Unprecedented hail storms caused the closure of several major
It was a wet one. Three consecutive days of rain meant that 100 litres per square metre fell on Marbella in the past three
I’m still recovering from last month’s tumble when I managed to jangle most of the nerves in my left ankle. The face long sprawl
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