Costa Blanca cocaine dealer caught telling lock-down lies
GUARDIA CIVIL stopped a drug deal in its tracks this week when three occupants of a car failed to explain themselves. The vehicle had been
Stats suggest Covid-19 curve is flattening, but Costa Blanca town continues to disinfect – much to delight of locals
ROJALES in the Vega Baja region of Spain’s Costa Blanca, isn’t sitting back just because official statistics SUGGEST the Coronavirus curve is flattening out. Throughout
Sending out an SOS: Costa Blanca community radio station reaches out for listeners’ help
COMMUNITY radio station, Big Radio Spain, is reaching out to its legion of loyal listeners to help it survive the crippling Coronavirus lock-down. With so
‘Please help us’: Urgent plea to Costa council, amid urbanisation becoming ‘ghost town’ during roadworks
CIUDAD QUESADA has been hit by a double-whammy that threatens the very existence of dozens of businesses. Even before the emergency procedures were put in
Costa Blanca town ‘choked’ by roadworks given temporary solution by council to ‘desperately-needed’ parking problem
ROJALES Town Council have provided temporary relief to the huge parking problem caused by essential roadworks. They have just started a €700,000 road improvement plan
Overdue roadworks to cause four months of disruption in Costa Blanca town
AS REPORTED in The Olive Press last year, Ciudad Quesada’s much-anticipated €700k road improvements will start this month. From January 13 until the end of
Frozen – the €10m kitty Quesada can’t control
ROJALES is one of the richest municipalities in Valencia, with an estimated 10 MILLION euros stashed in it’s coffers. But, according to councillors it is
Rojales can spend ‘much more’ than a now-promised €600,000 on Quesada if an estimated 19,000 expats get officially registered
IT’S ON – after years of complaints about perceived under-spending, Rojales Town Hall promises Olive Press that €600,000 will be spent in Quesada after Christmas.