Benalmádena to widen the roadway of Avenida Retamar with an investment of €254,463
Benalmádena will begin work on Avenida Retamar on August 31 to widen the roadway to seven metres and create an accessible pavement, with €254,463 investment.
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The Provincial Council of Málaga releases a guide on earthquake advice: debunks the door frame myth, recommends avoiding elevators, and explains municipal preparation.
Benalmádena will begin work on Avenida Retamar on August 31 to widen the roadway to seven metres and create an accessible pavement, with €254,463 investment.
The EnRuta programme opens registration in Antequera for two free courses for the unemployed: administrative assistant and online sales. Deadline is September 10.
The Diputación de Málaga tenders a 32-metre turntable ladder and two 4x4 fire engines for two million euros, with a deadline of 9 September.
Renovation works on Sevilla Street in Fuengirola will start on September 7, with an investment of over one million euros and a timeframe of 138 days.
Iznate Town Council starts sectorising its water network with an investment of €66,898.64 to isolate breakdowns and prevent general cuts.
The seventh edition of 'La Velá' in Istán takes place on August 29 and 30 with concerts in candlelit iconic spots. Artists include Carmen París and Alex Choi.
Renovation works at the Benagalbón Museum of Popular Arts are 20% complete, with a budget of €158,101 to modernise the space and improve accessibility.
Fuengirola activates two 310-hour EnRuta courses, with 150 hours of internships for unemployed individuals. Applications until September 10.
The Manilva Town Hall, with support from the Provincial Council, starts the Municipal Equality Plan after registering the internal plan in March.
The renovation of Sevilla Street in Fuengirola, with a budget over one million euros funded by the Provincial Council, is nearing its final stages.
Málaga Provincial Council organises two bullfighting discussion cycles at the Fair, from August 10 to 22, with free entry and live broadcasting by EsRadio.