Marbella renews its agreement with Sampedreña to support people with addictions
The Marbella City Council signs an agreement with Sampedreña to maintain support for people with addictions in San Pedro Alcántara.
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The Marbella City Council signs an agreement with Sampedreña to maintain support for people with addictions in San Pedro Alcántara.
The Lorenzo Morito Romero avenue in San Pedro Alcántara is nearing completion with new pavements, LED lighting, and resurfacing. It will be ready in November.
The book about Inmaculada Valderrama, who died in 1983 in a reform school, will be presented on September 4 in Málaga. She is buried in San Pedro Alcántara.
The Torremolinos Town Hall is evaluating two offers to repurpose the failed museum building for university use.
The Fuengirola City Council will fill 14 positions in the Local Police, eight newly created, reducing the ratio to one officer per 550 residents.
The Marbella City Council will increase grants to social entities by 15% in 2027. Between 2023 and 2026, it allocated €9.7 million to social services.
The Parochial Association of the Divina Pastora will present its new statue on October 10 with a Eucharist at 18:00 and a procession at 19:00.
Mayor Margarita del Cid asks the Ministry of Equality to reconsider its rejection of funding for the 'Torremolinos Concilia 2026' programme.
The Torremolinos Town Hall recognises Meliá Costa del Sol and Puente Real for 50 years, Opentours for 60, and Antonio Cerdán posthumously.
The TSJA annuls Benalmádena's 2024 budget for breaching the Local Finance Law. The PSOE calls for the immediate resignation of Mayor Juan Antonio Lara.
From October 9 to 12, Marbella hosts the third edition of the Festival of Hispanicity with ten countries and 40 performances.
The mayor of Marbella, Ángeles Muñoz, thanks the daily work of the National Police and announces the municipal commitment for a new police station in the city.