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Red tape hurts elderly, children and disabled

4 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith

It was in 1969 that Alan James first became involved in the building of properties on the Costa del Sol and he is still going strong more than 50 years later. He was responsible for the development of the Benamara and Benavista urbanisations either side of the N340 (A7) and saw an absolute need for a bridge to allow residents to safely cross what was at that time considered the most dangerous road in Europe.
Poland plans to protect precious paintings

5 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith

Having seen the way in which precious paintings and other works of art were looted by the Nazis, the present Polish Government foresees a similar possibility with Russia. Working on the assumption that Putin could well turn his eye towards Poland which houses not only spectacular paintings by local artists but also priceless works from the likes of Da Vinci and Rembrandt, Poland has a plan.
Turks in Germany apply for new passports

5 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith

In October 1961, following the construction of the Berlin Wall, the West German government signed a labour recruitment agreement with Turkey which welcomed Turkish workers to Germany. Initially a two year working visa was issued but this soon changed to allow permanent work status in the country.
National Day Greenland celebrated

6 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith

The longest day, June 21, was chosen in 1985 to officially be known as Greenland’s National Day and it was a recently as 2009 that it achieved self-government on the same date. With the interest that President Donald Trump has shown in taking possession of the world’s largest island which holds a strategically important position in the Arctic, there was an extra importance to the celebrations which took place.
Mojácar funds cat care

6 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

The community in Mojácar will welcome the town council’s new initiative: a €15,000 grant aimed at managing feral cat colonies in the town centre through the CER method (capture, sterilise, return) The funding opens a competitive application process inviting charities and non‑profits to step up. Why should you care? Firstly, this programme means fewer stray cats roaming our streets, improving cleanliness and comfort in public spaces we share.
Turre opens mountain refuge

6 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

This summer, for the first time in Turre you can enjoy a public mountain refuge in Sierra Cabrera, a warm invitation to nature-lovers across Almería to explore the region’s majestic hills. In the scenic Paraje de Los Moralicos, this new refuge offers 14 cosy beds and a welcoming lounge, making it the perfect base for day-trips or overnight stays.
Galaxies merge above Almería

6 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

Almeria By Alejandro Martin Gomez • Published: 22 Jun 2025 • 12:28 • 1 minute read Almería’s clear skies offer a front-row seat to incredible cosmic events like this rare galaxy merger. Photo by Shuttherstock. Almería is renowned for some of the best stargazing in Europe, thanks to places like the Calar Alto Observatory nearby. Discoveries like this are a reminder that our region isn’t just a beautiful place to live, it’s also a front-row seat to the wonders of the cosmos.
Carboneras gets new dock

6 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

The Junta de Andalucía has green‑lit the construction of a new floating jetty in the Puerto de Carboneras, with works tendered at €327,510 and contracts invited until 7 July 2025. Slated to accommodate small boats up to six metres long, the 45‑metre jetty will offer 36 berths, accessed by a raised platform and articulated walkway that adapts to tidal movement. For expats in Carboneras, many of whom are active boat owners or water‑sports enthusiasts, this is a significant development.
Albox prioritises senior health

6 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

Albox’s recent conclusion of its 2024–25 Senior Health Plan marks a significant step forward for well‑being across the municipality and its pedanías. While the programme officially wrapped up in mid‑June, it has quietly reshaped daily life for older residents and the community by combining physical activity, mental stimulation and digital awareness. Launched in September 2024, the initiative served around 200 participants through a varied calendar of sessions.
Tourism status boosts Mojácar

6 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

Almeria By Alejandro Martin Gomez • Published: 22 Jun 2025 • 11:34 • 1 minute read New funding set to improve services, infrastructure, and quality of life for residents. Photo by Shutterstock Mojácar has officially received a regional grant as part of its status as a Municipio Turístico (Tourist Municipality), a recognition awarded by the Junta de Andalucía.