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Police warn drug-laced vapes are being used to spike unsuspecting victims

Keeping a close eye on your drink has long been the main preventive measure against being spiked on a night out. Now police in London say that may not be enough as offenders are turning to drug-laced vapes and ordinary medicines too, a shift that changes what staying safe actually means for anyone drinking, dancing or vaping their way through a night out. Somebody at a bar carefully keeps… Source

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Gardeners struggle to keep up with the destruction of Mijas’s green spaces each night, and its costing a fortune

Freshly turned soil, snapped irrigation pipes, and torn up flowerbeds. Gardeners working their socks off just to keep up. The culprit is the often talked about four-legged one with a taste for damp earth. Mijas town hall’s Parks and Gardens Department has spent more than €210,000 since the start of the year repairing, replanting and staffing efforts across the towns public green spaces… Source

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Murcia offers young expats €300 a month towards rent, but there is a catch

Paying rent in Murcia while trying to save for anything else can feel like an uphill battle when you’re under 35. For younger tenants in the region though, including foreign residents, the state is offering a bit of breathing room with up to €7,200 of help over two years, though the rules that decide who actually gets it haven’t been published yet. Young renters across the Región de Murcia… Source

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Cala Bona kicks off Mallorca’s ‘Tourist festival’ with a night of wine and local flavours

The 2026 Festes del Turista got off to a lively start in Cala Bona last weekend, with the harbour filled with the sounds, flavours and atmosphere of a festival designed to bring visitors and the local community together. The celebrations began on Saturday, September 19, with the traditional Nit de Vins, an evening dedicated to Mallorcan wine and local produce at the Port de Cala Bona. Source

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Navigating modern cosmetics distribution: How to protect quality and win customer trust

In today’s beauty industry, success is built on more than just innovative formulas or eye-catching packaging. The unseen foundation of every thriving brand is a reliable distribution network that safeguards product quality and meets strict regulatory demands. Discover why mastering cosmetic distribution is the key to building customer trust and unlocking new markets. Behind every serum, lipstick… Source

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Classic cars parade through Marbella and San Pedro’s streets in warm up act for the upcoming feria

San Pedro Alcantara and Marbella will host forty-five classic cars from across Spain this weekend, as the fourteenth ‘City of Marbella Vintage Vehicle Exhibition’ hits the streets. Joss Luis Arredondo, president of the Costa del Sol Historic Vehicles Club, confirmed an incredible 45 vehicles have registered this year, travelling from Pontevedra, Madrid, Murcia, Almeria, Jaen, Granada… Source

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Next stop Motril: Costa Tropical rail connection moves up the agenda

The south coast’s rail network has the potential to offer more options for residents across the Costa Tropical, as plans for better services and new connections return to the Spanish Senate. Granada and Malaga already have high-speed trains to Madrid and Barcelona, plus Avant services to Malaga and Seville. Now, plans are being made for more frequencies, improved timetables and a direct rail… Source

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Big race, big hearts in Benidorm: €27,000 raised for children with cancer

A major charity race has raised €27,000 for children with cancer and their families after hundreds of people took part in the fourth edition of the ‘En Primera Línea’ event. The fundraising race took place on Sunday, September 20, bringing participants of all ages together for a morning of running, walking and community spirit. Organised by the Local Police Socio-Cultural Association and Club… Source

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Male contraceptive pill moves closer as WHO backs new birth control options

If you have ever had to make decisions about contraception with a partner, you will know it is rarely a responsibility that belongs neatly to one person. But men have had far fewer options than women, with condoms and vasectomy still the main choices available. For decades, women have carried most of that responsibility, now that could finally start to change. The World Health Organization has… Source

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Spain’s 10pm dinner is disappearing and it could change your nights out

If you have ever tried booking dinner in Spain at what feels like a perfectly normal European time, only to discover that the restaurant does not even open until 08:00pm, you will know just how different Spanish mealtimes can be. For decades, sitting down to dinner at 9.30pm or even 10pm has been perfectly ordinary here. In much of the rest of Europe, you would already be finishing your meal… Source

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Deadly crash and landslide chaos wiped out 800,000 Málaga-Madrid journeys

“Who guarantees it won’t happen again?” a survivor of January’s Adamuz crash asked months later, and plenty of former passengers clearly felt the same way. More than 800,000 journeys between Málaga and Madrid never happened in the first half of 2026, new figures show. Just 635,000 passengers travelled between Málaga and Madrid between April and June 2026, 313,000 fewer than the same three… Source

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Puerto de Mazarron records huge 118,000kg mackerel haul in just two days

The fish market in Puerto de Mazarron has reached a new record catch of mackerel, with more than 118,000 kilogrammes unloaded in just two days. Fishing boats operating in the Bay of Mazarron brought large volumes of the species into the port on consecutive days, filling the local lonja with one of its biggest recent catches. On the first day, around 43,500 kilogrammes of mackerel were caught… Source

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Murcia marinera competition returns to La Manga with 180 bars and tapas

Through the end of September and until mid-October, the Region of Murcia’s stunning coastline is participating in a gastronomic competition that will see the participation of nearly 200 local establishments. The 4th edition of the Best Marinera Route Competition, which kicked off on Friday, September 18, is a highly anticipated regional cuisine competition that will have the best restaurants along… Source

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Dénia wins major ONCE award for making the city more accessible to everyone

Dénia has been recognised for its commitment to accessibility after receiving the Solidario ONCE Comunitat Valenciana 2026 award in the public administration category. The award was presented in Alicante on Thursday, September 17, with Dénia mayor Rafa Carrió attending alongside tourism councillor Marta Gascó and senior departmental technician Pepa Cardona. The annual Solidarios awards are the… Source

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A warm autumn and rainy winter: Jorge Rey predicts exact date temperatures will drop

Even as Spain prepares to welcome October, many locals and expatriates are still finding themselves wearing shorts and t-shirts, as many areas of the country are still scorching under the sun. However, Jorge Rey, a young Spanish meteorologist famed for his ancient and eerily accurate method of predicting the weather, called the cabañuelas method, is warning that although this autumn will be warmer… Source

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Enjoy music from The Curry Boys at Torrox Pueblo monthly artisan market. Shop, eat, listen and relax

If you are looking for for an easy weekend outing with live music, handmade gifts and open bars, then Torrox Pueblo is the one on Saturday, September 26. More than 30 artisan stalls will be set up in Plaza de la Constitucion in Torrox Pueblo from 10am to 2pm on Saturday, September 26. Visitors can browse handmade jewellery, local art, crafts and gifts while listening to live music in the… Source

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Calvià libraries turn the page with packed October programme of free events

October is set to be a month for book lovers across Calvià, with the municipality’s public libraries preparing a packed programme of activities celebrating reading, storytelling and the power of books to bring people together. The annual Month of the Library will see around 20 free activities taking place across Calvià’s seven public libraries, with something planned for children, families… Source

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Estepona residents could soon wait less and travel further thanks to a bus network shake-up

Getting around Estepona without a car should soon become a whole lot easier. Estepona council is drawing up the technical specifications for a revamp to its urban bus service ahead of the current contract’s expiry. Officials say the goal is to bring public transport in line with the town’s present and future mobility needs, with a firm focus on modernising the network, refreshing the fleet and… Source

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The supermarket chain with 268 stores taking on Mercadona that could reach Andalucía

If you have ever walked into a supermarket in Spain and wondered why the same handful of names seem to be everywhere, a new contender may be worth keeping an eye on. One Galician supermarket chain has quietly grown into a sizeable national business, with hundreds of shops, thousands of employees and plans that have taken it well beyond its home region. And if you are wondering whether Froiz… Source

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Tourists driving to Menorca could soon need a permit and pay to bring their car

Drivers who’d normally just roll off the ferry and head for the beach could soon be filling in an online form and paying a fee first. Menorca’s parliament has taken the first step towards a permit system for tourist cars, with the real limits still to be decided. The Balearic Parliament gave its first approval on Tuesday September 22 to a change in the law that protects Menorca as a UNESCO… Source

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Marbella cocktail workshop three drinks and gourmet bites this Friday

An exquisite cocktail workshop is giving Costa del Sol residents a chance to learn some professional tricks while enjoying three signature drinks and enjoying gourmet bites at Higueron Marbella Golf Resort. Higueron Marbella Golf Resort will host the workshop on Friday, September 25, from 6pm until 9pm on its El Mirador Terrace. Guests will be guided by guest barman Todor… Source

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Motor neurone disease breakthroughs: Why research offers new hope for the future

Motor neurone disease (MND) has long been regarded as one of the most heartbreaking diagnoses in modern medicine, gradually robbing individuals of their physical independence while leaving memory and cognition untouched. However, international research is entering a revolutionary new era. From groundbreaking gene-silencing therapies and AI-assisted drug discovery to early-detection blood tests and… Source

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Grandparents, grandchildren, and the generation some wills leave out.

More families than one might expect, particularly among the international community living along the Costa Blanca, are asking a similar question these days. Could a person leave a meaningful share of their estate directly to their grandchildren, bypassing their own children in the process? The first thing to establish, before anything else, is which country’s succession law actually applies. Source

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Spanish still life slip-up!

With more than £666 million worth of parcels pinched by “porch pirates” from British doorsteps in 2025, it’s hardly surprising householders there are retreating behind video doorbells and CCTV. Even Picasso might have applauded the irony. In fact, a small Picasso still life staged the most low-key disappearance imaginable. ‘Naturaleza muerta con guitarra’ (1919), a modest gouache and pencil… Source

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Marbella Moments: Between a rock and a hard space

I find myself stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea, a rock and a hard place; at the point of no return. For years I have feared the forseeable consequences for our brains, for our society and for our futures as a consequence of the imposed incorporation of AI into everything. At first I refused to use it as I didn’t want to help educate it to become self reliant. Then I only used… Source

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VW ID.7 Tourer – classy, comfortable, practical

The ubiquitous SUV is continuing to curry favour with buyers to the detriment of other styles of car, one victim being the traditional estate car. Even legendary estate car maker Volvo has a much-diminished range. Volkswagen Group still value the estate car though and they’ve moved them into their electric range. VW’s ID line-up has the ID.7 Tourer which is not only classy and stylish but… Source

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The roundabout of life Part I – Discovering a new world

When I first moved to Europe, it was a thrill. Growing up on the West Coast, my idea of old European architecture came mostly from movies — and Disneyland. My closest encounter with a European castle was at ´it’s a small world´. So when I finally found myself surrounded by the real thing, it felt almost magical. Everything was a discovery. Every step revealed another piece of history… Source

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Meeting of the Clans: Spain’s biggest scooter gathering returns to Mojácar

The engines are warming up and the countdown is on. Following on from a hugely successful 2025 edition, Meeting of the Clans is returning to Hotel Continental in Mojácar on October 2 and 3. All weekend long the Mojácar streets will be filled with scooters and of all makes and models as motor enthusiasts’ race towards a weekend full of live-music and late-night entertainment. With more than 100… Source

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Tasty Torre: Torrevieja International Tapas Day serves up €3.50 food trail

Torrevieja will serve up an international food trail on Saturday, September 26, when 11 bars and restaurants take part in the 10th International Tapas Day. Each participating venue will offer a tapa and drink for €3.50, giving residents and visitors an affordable opportunity to sample different dishes while travelling between restaurants around Torrevieja, La Mata and further afield. Source

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Mazarron community to unite for charity lunch supporting cancer patients this October

Mazarron’s local community is coming together for a noble cause this October, as the association Alas de Esperanza presents its upcoming charity gathering, “Una Mesa Llena de Esperanza” (“A Table Full of Hope”). Taking place on Sunday, October 11, this heartfelt event will bring residents together, create local solidarity, and raise essential funds to support cancer patients and their families… Source

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Fashion’s shifting authority: The view from Moscow

Until recently, the fashion agenda was controlled by a small circle of insiders, fashion editors, leading designers and buyers at fashion retailers. Now, its direction is increasingly shaped by social media feeds: trends are driven by algorithms, influencers and online retail. At the heart of this shift is a question the industry has yet to answer collectively, who decides what is fashionable… Source

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Want to retire early in Spain without a penalty? Just work for 40 years first

Fancy retiring early in Spain without having your pension cut? Congress has just taken the first step towards making that possible, provided you have already spent 40 years paying into Social Security. Yes, 40 years. Someone who started contributing at 25 would reach that milestone at 65. Start at 22 and you would get there at 62. So Spain’s potential new version of penalty free early retirement… Source

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Elche records more than 11.1 million vehicle movements during summer

Elche recorded more than 11.1 million vehicle movements during the summer, providing the city with its clearest picture yet of how traffic patterns change during the busiest months of the year. Data collected through the Vive Elche monitoring system recorded 11,130,291 vehicle movements between June and August, equivalent to an average of more than 121,000 each day. July recorded the highest… Source

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Tragedy as elderly residents caught in deadly care home fire in Spain

Some of the most vulnerable people in society were caught in a terrifying fire inside the very place where they were meant to be safest. Elderly residents were forced to flee through smoke as flames tore through a care home in Catalonia, leaving one person dead and dozens more injured. The overnight blaze at a residential care home in L’Ametlla del Vallès, Barcelona, turned a place designed to… Source

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Costa del Sol rolls out the welcome mat for 120 British travel experts

The Costa del Sol has stepped up its efforts to attract British holidaymakers after around 120 travel professionals from the UK were brought together with Jet2holidays and local tourism officials. The exclusive event was organised by Turismo Costa del Sol together with Jet2holidays and brought together British travel agents and other tourism industry figures with senior members of the tour… Source

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A new school year at Lady Elizabeth School: a world of possibilities

The laughter is back, the corridors are buzzing, and our international school community is together again! We’re already in our second week of school, and there’s so much to celebrate. From welcoming back familiar faces to meeting new families from around the world, the start of this academic year has reminded us what makes our school so special: a truly international community where every child… Source

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Great balls of fire: Meteorites fall over Cadiz and the Balearics and turn night to day

Anyone who saw a sudden flash over the Balearics earlier this month, or a streak off Cadiz or Morocco at the weekend, was not imagining it. Calar Alto Observatory in Almeria and the SMART meteor network have logged a run of bright fireballs over southern Spain and nearby waters. The biggest spectacle came in the early hours of September 11, at 3.46am. A superbólido, astronomers’ term for an… Source

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Two young men are choosing a life most of their generation has left behind

If we asked a 19-year-old that he could spend his days playing on his PlayStation or looking after 200 goats, most of us could probably guess which one would choose. But David Tomé is not like most 19-year-olds, while many young people are looking towards university, office jobs and life in the cities, this young man from Málaga has chosen a very different path, and he is building his entire… Source

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Worried your credit score rules out car finance?

Ask people why they haven’t applied for car finance, and you’ll usually get the same answer. “I don’t think I’d get accepted.” Not that they’ve been turned down. Not that the rates were too high. They just assume the answer will be no, so they never ask. That assumption is expensive. It pushes people into buying whatever car they can scrape together in cash, or an older one that costs more to… Source

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The pets nobody chooses: Spain’s shelters are running out of people willing to take them home

If you have ever walked past a rescue centre and wondered how there can still be so many dogs and cats waiting for homes when so many people say they would love to have a pet, Spain’s latest figures give a pretty uncomfortable answer. Hundreds of thousands of animals are still arriving at shelters, but the number finding new families has fallen to its lowest level since the pandemic. Source

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A taste of Competa – the most internationally diverse village of Axarquia

A small Axarquia mountain village will become a meeting point for flavours from around the world this Saturday as Sabor a Competa returns for its fourth year. Plaza de España will host the popular food and cultural event from 2pm on September 26, with residents preparing dishes representing more than 23 nationalities, a reflection of what is arguably the most nationally diverse village in the… Source

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Spain braces for another feared Ceuta ‘invasion’ as 324 extra police deploy

Hundreds of extra officers are being sent to Ceuta and Melilla as authorities prepare for a new call to cross from Morocco on Wednesday, September 23. Spain is reinforcing its borders with Morocco as 324 additional riot police are mobilised ahead of calls for another attempt to enter Ceuta on Wednesday. The security operation follows messages circulating on social media encouraging people to… Source

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Caleta de Velez A-7 junction finally gets €6.6 million green light

Drivers in Caleta de Velez could soon have easier access to the A-7 motorway after Spain’s Transport Ministry gave final approval to a €6.6 million junction upgrade to be built. Plans will turn the semi-junction at kilometre 951 into a full interchange, adding two new slip roads and two roundabouts. At present, drivers can leave the A-7 when travelling from Malaga and join the motorway… Source

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A feast of flavours, as a Taste of Malaga returns to La Cala de Mijas for it’s eighth year

Foody fans get ready to sample and buy, as producers large and small from all across Malaga are packing up their vans to share their goods with the people of Mijas. La Cala de Mijas will host the ‘Sabor a Malaga’ regional fair from Friday, September 25 to Sunday, September 27, bringing food and drink producers from across the province to the town for three days of tastings and demonstrations. Source

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Hotel Algorfa ends summer with free White Party and 80s and 90s music

Hotel Algorfa is saying goodbye to summer with an End of Summer White Party on Wednesday, September 30, combining games, music and dancing in an evening of free entertainment. The fun starts from 5:00 PM with an afternoon of games before the main White Party gets underway at 8:00 PM. Entry is free throughout, although guests will need to remember one important detail: the dress code is white. Source

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British couple’s Spanish dream in ruins as their mobile home on their land is declared illegal

Moving to Spain is a dream for many that only some ever accomplish. It can take years of planning, saving and investing before the keys to that little piece of Spanish paradise finally become a reality. But for one British couple from Bristol, their dream of escaping busy city life and creating a simple rural home in Granada has turned into a nightmare after they were told their mobile home must… Source

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Cataluña proposes AI ban for under-14s as screen concerns grow

If you have ever handed your child a phone just to get five minutes of peace, you are hardly alone. Screens have become part of family life so quickly that it can be difficult to know where normal use ends and too much begins. Now, one Spanish region wants to put much stricter limits on how children use them, including keeping artificial intelligence out of schools until the age of 14. Source

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Thieves pretend to be customers before stealing €29,000 worth of phones

If you’ve ever looked at the rows of expensive mobile phones sitting out in the open in a phone shop, you may have wondered the same thing I have: why doesn’t someone just grab them and run? After all, there can be thousands of euros’ worth of phones sitting there, seemingly within easy reach. So there must be a reason why we don’t hear about people walking into phone shops and simply clearing the… Source

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Costa del Sol favourites The Rabbit Holes announce final ever gig

Costa del Sol live music favourites The Rabbit Holes are calling time on the band, with their final ever concert taking place in Estepona on Saturday, September 26. After years of late nights, loud guitars and original indie-rock songs, frontman Sami James says the show will be the last chance to see the four-piece together on stage. The band announced the news with a simple message to fans… Source

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Almuñecar 10K race takes runners from tropical orchards to the coast

Runners will take to the streets of Almuñecar on Sunday, September 27, for the XXXVII Prueba de Fondo ‘Trópico de Europa’, with a new 10-kilometre course through Vega de Rio Verde, the town and seafront. Starting and finishing at the Francisco Bonet Municipal Sports Stadium, the race gets under way at 10am. The event forms part of the 39th Gran Premio de Fondo ‘Universo Lorca’… Source

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Gas-heated homes in Spain face €310 bill shock, but switching could cost even more

Turning the heating on this winter could cost gas-heated homes in Spain up to €310 more a year, as the regulated TUR tariff is forecast to jump 54 per cent from October. Yet the consumer group flagging it isn’t suggesting households should switch tariff, because that could cost even more. For a typical home that heats with gas and uses around 9,000 kilowatt hours a year, OCU (Spain’s leading… Source

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Mallorca wine festival still has a weekend to run after Binissalem grape treading spectacle

After the grape battle and traditional treading contest, visitors can still enjoy the final days of the Festa des Vermar, including wine, food and one of the village’s most symbolic ceremonies. Bare feet, barrels of grapes and crowds dressed in white filled Binissalem on Sunday, September 20, as the Mallorca village celebrated one of the defining traditions of its annual grape harvest festival. Source

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Cartagena volunteers remove 92kg of waste in World Beach Day clean-up

Once more, Cartagena residents have participated in campaigns for World Beach Day with a workshop dedicated to cleaning the coastal strip of the western part of the municipality, specifically in the areas of Cala Salitrona and Cala Bolete. Residents in the major Costa Calida city volunteered on Sunday, September 20, to pick trash up in the natural spaces and raise awareness for the importance of… Source

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Moraira ladies raise €900 for Cancer Care Javea in special fundraiser

A popular ladies’ lunch in Moraira has raised €900 for Cancer Care Javea, with the money set to support the charity’s nursing service for patients and their families. Cancer Care Javea was selected as the charity beneficiary for this month’s Moraira Ladies Lunch, bringing together women from across the local community for an afternoon of food, conversation and fundraising. Source

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Mazarron lottery player wins €10k on popular “Lucky Cat” card

The “Lucky Cat” has brought a welcome surprise to Mazarron after a local resident won an incredible €10,000 through an ONCE instant lottery ticket. The prize was awarded through the popular scratch card “El Gato de la Fortuna”, which offers instant cash prizes for players who match symbols or numbers. The winning ticket was sold at a local ONCE point of sale in Mazarron… Source

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Free concerts, fireworks and five days of traditional fiesta in Velez-Malaga

Grab your pen and pop it in the diary as Velez-Malaga’s Real Feria de San Miguel 2026 is almost here, and the town hall has confirmed a headline-packed line-up bringing music, dancing and free entertainment to the streets of the town, running from Tuesday, September 29 through to Sunday, October 4. It all kicks off on September 29, the feast day of Saint Michael (San Miguel)… Source

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Autumn arrives in Spain tonight as daylight starts disappearing at almost three minutes a day

Summer officially ends in Spain tonight, with autumn beginning at 1.05am on Wednesday, September 23, as the country enters the time of year when daylight disappears at its fastest rate. According to Spain’s National Astronomical Observatory, autumn 2026 begins at precisely 1.05am Spanish mainland time and will last for approximately 89 days and 21 hours, ending when winter begins on December 21. Source

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Catral launches crackdown on illegal dumping of furniture and bulky waste

Catral Town Hall has launched a special campaign to tackle the illegal dumping of furniture, mattresses, electrical appliances and other bulky household items in public areas. The Catral Limpio campaign will combine information for residents with increased monitoring and enforcement, as the council urges people to use the municipality’s collection service rather than abandoning unwanted items… Source

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60 cars to race across Malaga as Rallye Gibralfaro eyes Spain championship

Rincon de la Victoria will become the starting point for one of Malaga province’s biggest motorsport events this weekend when the 35th Rallye Gibralfaro takes place on Saturday, September 26, and Sunday, September 27. Sixty cars are entered for the two-day competition, with 40 taking part in the speed category and another 20 competing in regularity. Drivers and teams from across Andalucia will… Source

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Torrevieja rowers win double gold at European Beach Sprint Championships

Torrevieja is celebrating two new European champions after Real Club Nautico Torrevieja rowers Ander Martin and Esther Briz both struck gold at the European Beach Sprint Championships. The pair were crowned individual European champions in La Linea de la Concepcion, Cadiz, putting their Costa Blanca club at the top of the continental podium in a rowing discipline that will make its Olympic debut… Source

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