Martin Myall

1 week ago | theseasidegazette.com | Martin Myall

The name of the bar has now been changed to Sanda’s Café Bar thanks to the deal struck yesterday morning, which is for a 2-year lease. The people running it for the next two years have the obligation of providing all that a cafe-bar should between 06.00h to 23.00h every day of the year, as well as maintaining an information stand with tourist information.

1 week ago | theseasidegazette.com | Martin Myall

Although he describes them as glorietas (roundabouts) only one of them is (Los Pinos) whilst the other three are simply traffic-light-controlled junctions: the Guardia Civil/Costa Banana, Las Palomas/gasolinera and P-4 junctions. Work is scheduled to continue for the next two weeks, despite heavy, weekend traffic coming down from Granada for the coast and the disruption that it will cause.

1 week ago | theseasidegazette.com | Martin Myall

This occurred yesterday on Calle Marte, which is a problematic quarter (barrio) called Puente del Río within the municipality of Adra, resulting in another person being injured but who was later discharged from hospital. This was actually a turf-war incident between two rival clans: Los Saúles and Los Lateros both of which are based in the same problematic barrio. The victim already has one child and his wife was expecting another.

1 week ago | theseasidegazette.com | Martin Myall

The Costa de Sol became known as the Costa del Crimen in the late 80s with regular gangster like killings and with the deaths of two Scottish men in a shooting, which appear to be score settling, it could be slipping back that way. Both men, who were in their 40s, where shot of a restaurant terrace on the Fuengirola seafront paseo last Saturday. As can be expected, the terrace was full as there was a televised football match taking place: Champions League, Paris Saint-Germain vs. Inter Milan.

1 week ago | theseasidegazette.com | Martin Myall

The accident occurred around midday on the 1st, on the A-92 where it passes through the municipality of Moraleda de Zafayona. The vehicle ended up on its roof in the centre of the two eastbound lanes. With the van straddling both lanes, a tail-back stretching five kilometres soon built up. Fortunately, despite how the van ended up, the occupants were able to get out of the upside-down vehicle without assistance as they were practically unhurt.