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Waterlogged Cartagena road to get much-needed drainage system, but it will still flood in heavy rainsThe Camino del Sifón is slated to get overdue drainage ditches to prevent flooding, but the Council admits there is nothing they can do if it rains heavily The Camino XIV del Sifón near Los Carbonales, in the municipality of Cartagena.. 26/01/2023
Rockslide on the Canteras to La Azohia roadThis is not the first time drivers have been warned of dangerous rockfalls in this area The Emergency Services 112 of the Region of Murcia have warned motorists to drive very carefully on the stretch of the E-22 road between Canteras and La Azohí.. 25/01/2023
Cartagena and Murcia step up help for homeless as temperatures dropCharities like the Red Cross are providing much of the help and supplies to people in precarious housing situations in the Region Winter is often the hardest time of year for homeless people and those sleeping on the streets, with the cold weather.. 24/01/2023
Proposal rejected for new restaurant at Cabo de PalosThe Regional Government has rejected the project, because after carrying out “a thorough analysis” it has concluded that the action “is not positive for the environment” The Murcia Regional Government has rejected a proposal.. 20/01/2023
Environmentalists collect 900kg of rubbish along southeast coast of SpainThe marine litter was removed from the Region of Murcia, Golfo de Vera and the north of the Alboran Sea The Mediterranean Sea is notorious for being one of the most polluted in the world and the culmination of four different studies has highlighted.. 20/01/2023
In pictures: Cartagena pets blessed by priest during annual San Anton fiesta The neighbourhood of San Antón in Cartagena celebrated the main events of its fiestas on Tuesday January 17, the day of its patron saint, with its traditional Mass and other official acts. San Antón is the patron.. 18/01/2023
Murcia Region once again hottest place in Spain, but strong winds cause nearly 100 accidentsÁguilas, Mazarrón and San Javier have all come in the top 10 hottest places this Tuesday, but there were also 100 calls to emergency services for wind-related incidents While Storms Fien and Gerard bombard swathes of Spain with snow.. 18/01/2023
La Solana restaurant re-opens at La Quinta Club in La Manga ClubThe prestigious restaurant is open to everyone, members or non-members, for breakfast, lunch and cocktails! As of Monday January 16 the La Solana restaurant in La Quinta Club, one of the most sought-after residential complexes in La Manga Club, is reopening.. 13/01/2023
Grand Hyatt to open its first hotel in Spain in La MangaGrand Hyatt La Manga Club and Resort promises “unparalleled splendour and luxury” The iconic Hyatt Hotel group has announced its exciting plans to open a new luxury hotel in the Region of Murcia later this year, its first in Spain. After.. 11/01/2023
Mar Menor farmers hit with more restrictions to avoid EU sanctionsCrop rotation, soil analysis and fertiliser restrictions will form part of the plan to protect the Mar Menor With the European Commission again threatening legal action for failing to introduce sufficient measures to prevent the contamination of the.. 21/12/2022
Cartagena-Murcia trains to be cheaper and run more often from next March onwardsThe government has included the line as one of 5 in a pilot project to increase the number of daily journeys and reduce prices Spain’s Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda has included the Murcia-Cartagena railway line as one of.. 10/10/2022
Kings College Murcia now offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma ProgrammeThe British school will be the only school in the region offering the IB DP in English King’s College Murcia are offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme to further enhance student excellence in the Murcia area. The school..
Licor 43 Baristo, a unique fusion of Canary Islands coffee and Licor 43Direct sales of Licor 43 Baristo to the public are only at the Experiencia 43 visitors centre One of the hidden jewels in the Canary Islands is the Valley of Agaete, where the extremely rich volcanic soil has been helping locals to grow exquisite coffee beans..
Cartagena demo workers make shock Roman discovery while knocking down a 19th century buildingWorkers in the Murcian city were in the middle of demolishing a 19th century building when they came across an ancient Roman column Demo workers in Cartagena, Spain received a shock while they were knocking down a building in the Murcian city. &.. 04/04/2022
4 historic monuments and heritage sites in Murcia at risk of disappearingThe state of ruin of the structures has prompted their inclusion on the Red Heritage List Four architectural buildings in the Region of Murcia are very different from each other in terms of time period and design, but they share one common trait:.. 18/02/2022
Illegally modified electric scooters cause more road accidentsYoung riders in the Region of Murcia are modifying their scooters to go faster, and they are becoming more fashionable amongst drug dealers Police sources in Murcia have reported that more people are trying to pimp their eco-friendly ride, tricking.. 04/01/2022
New bus routes in the Cartagena and Mar Menor areaThere are now buses connecting Cartagena, La Manga, Torre Pacheco and Los Alcázares The new bus system came into effect across the Region of Murcia on Friday December 3 and included in the new plan are several remodelled routes in the Cartagena.. 06/12/2021
Carthaginians crushed as Romans invade CartagenaLocals say Hannibal has let them all down by chasing off across the Alps to attack Rome CLICK ON GALLERY TO ENLARGE IMAGES Qart-Hadast is no more following a successful invasion by the Romans yesterday and local residents have awoken this morning.. 23/09/2017For more articles select a Page or Next.
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