Latest news from Torremolinos
The Business Circle of the Costa del Sol begins a stable relationship with Ceuta and offers its Torremolinos headquarters as a meeting point for Ceuta's business community.
The Torremolinos court refers the case of Sibora's murder to the Málaga Court, whose body was found walled up nine years later.
The Costa del Sol Occidental removed 45.87 m³ of waste in August, 3% more than in 2025. Plastic is now 69% of the total.
Torremolinos cleans five streams until November 2 to prevent flooding. Aguas de Torremolinos has removed 92 tonnes of waste from 808 drains this year.
The Torremolinos City Council has granted 174,650 euros in school aid for the 2026/27 academic year, benefiting 1,097 recipients.
The Torremolinos City Council has implemented over 50 improvements in public and private schools for the start of the 2026/27 school year.
Torremolinos allocates 2.2 million to its third resurfacing plan, renewing 67,069 square metres of roads, including a stretch of the MA-20.
Torremolinos ends August with 3,720 unemployed, the lowest figure for that month since 2007, after reducing unemployment by 12.1% year-on-year.
IU-Podemos gains unanimous support from the Torremolinos council to urge the Junta to fix the La Carihuela health centre parking lot, which has potholes.
Aehcos predicts that hotels in Málaga province will reach nearly 90% occupancy in September, following an August with 92.85% full rooms.
Torremolinos offers 7,410 places in 412 sports classes for the 2026-2027 season, 10% more than last year. Occupancy already exceeds 94%.
The PSOE in Torremolinos calls for repairs to La Nogalera square, reopened in July. The local government acknowledges minor issues and says the contractor is addressing them.
Beach bars on the Costa del Sol retain customers, but average spending drops from €30-35 to €20-25 per ticket. Spanish tourists cut back the most.
September solidifies as a key month in the Costa del Sol, with forecasts exceeding three million overnight stays from last year.
The Virgen del Carmen I and II pool complex in Torremolinos reopens on 1st September after extensive maintenance and improvements.
PSOE councillor Jorge Padilla denounces layoffs in the privatisation of Litosa, but spokesperson Nieves Rosales discredits him and defends the staff.
Photographer Cristina García Rodero and musician Depedro kick off 'Torremolinos and Giants' on September 3 and November 11 at the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Cultural Centre.
Torremolinos leads July overnight stays in Andalusia with 699,089, a 7% increase, surpassing Seville, Granada, and Málaga.
Torremolinos will join the support gathering for Ceuta on September 2 at 20:00 in Plaza Blas Infante, following the FEMP's call.
The Torremolinos Town Hall adds the boat Los Amiguetes to its heritage, donated by Juan Antonio Guiles, as a new tourist attraction.
The Torremolinos City Council tenders the demolition of unused buildings at the Virgen de la Esperanza centre for €575,872.
Acosol, led by Matilde Mancha, aims to have 30 kilometres of the 'water motorway' in four years, as part of a €350 million plan funded by the EIB.
Torremolinos' Summer School, managed by NAIM, organises the drawing competition 'Your Perfect Day'. Laura Valle highlights the importance of these activities for social inclusion.
The Andalusian Social Services Department has opened registration for the VI International LGTBI Congress, focusing on diversity and LGTBI rights.