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Torremolinos closes its summer camps with 1,100 places offered, 33% more than in 2021, and 756 students participating in five shifts.
Puerto Banús, San Pedro Alcántara, La Bajadilla and El Faro achieve UNE 170001-2:2007. Marbella strengthens its commitment to inclusive beaches.
The Mijas Town Council allocates €50,000 for university transport grants, increasing amounts by up to 50%. Applications can be submitted from August 21.
The fan has become the best-selling item at the Málaga Fair, overtaking the hat and the rociera cane, reflecting the heat and tourism boom.
Over 330 personnel and a hundred vehicles work daily to clean the Málaga Fair, using scented water to eliminate odours and horse waste.
The Málaga City Council has closed the Koloa booth (number 135) for 24 hours for violating fair regulations on space delimitation and furniture placement.
The Pedro Romero Fair in Ronda kicks off this Thursday with the mayor's speech and revives bullfighting events after two years of renovations.
Torremolinos tenders street cleaning, waste collection, and beach cleaning for €168.7 million, with machinery renewal and no tax increase.
Fuengirola organises its last youth trip of the summer to Tarifa on September 5, departing from Mercacentro for 10 euros. Registrations open August 21.
Fuengirola's 'One Child, One Tree' initiative surpasses 1,500 installed plaques. New tiles have been placed in Plaza Andalucía and the promenade.
Estepona City Council tenders renovation of six bathrooms at CEIP Santo Tomás de Aquino for €114,279.28 as part of an €800,000 improvement plan.
Vendors at the Cortijo de Torres defend the prices at the Málaga Fair: 14-hour days, self-employed, and costs for utilities. "If they worked here, they'd see the prices are cheap."