Tony Bryant

4 days ago | surinenglish.com | Tony Bryant

BeachesThey take the form of skewered sardines, the Pimental tower, a rake and spade, and a crustacean and these are the locations where you can find themTuesday, 3 June 2025, 13:25| Updated 13:32h. Torremolinos town hall has installed new themed showers featuring iconic symbols on four of its beaches, providing an “innovative enhancement” to the coastal facilities.

4 days ago | surinenglish.com | Tony Bryant

Tuesday, 3 June 2025, 12:56Cártama town hall has announced that the new specialised day care centre (UED) for the elderly is closer to becoming reality after it awarded the contract for its construction earlier this week. Located in the Nueva Aljaima neighbourhood, this new centre will provide users with specific care aimed at improving their quality of life, as well as offering support to their families.

6 days ago | surinenglish.com | Tony Bryant

Monday, 2 June 2025, 11:30The culture department of Benahavis town hall will pay tribute to The Beatles, one of the most influential bands in music history, with a series of events throughout June. Under the banner of ‘Benahavis and Beatlemania’, the initiative will kick off on Wednesday 4 June with the screening of the documentary, Get Back, a film based on the legendary concert on the roof of the Apple building in London, the band’s last live performance.

6 days ago | surinenglish.com | Tony Bryant

Monday, 2 June 2025, 10:40Torremolinos town hall has approved the addition of the names of some of its illustrious residents to the municipal street map - individuals who, according to the town’s mayor, Margarita del Cid, through their remarkable social, cultural, and human contributions, have helped to “elevate our town”, and who, in their respective fields, “deserve a lasting place within it”.

1 week ago | surinenglish.com | Tony Bryant

Friday, 30 May 2025, 14:06Something that few visitors, and even many locals, know about is the fact that the Seville has an English cemetery, which is hidden behind a rusty iron gate in the middle of a decaying white wall in the San Jerónimo district. The English colony's need for its own Protestant cemetery was established in the middle of the 19th century and the main contributor was the Scottish trader John Cunningham, the main architect of the construction of the St George's cemetery.