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Tuesday, 23 February 2016      Euro Weekly News - Alerts Calls for work to be paralysed in El Oasis THE opposition parties in San Fulgencio have asked for the paralysis of the works and payments for El Oasis. Four municipal groups that form the opposition parties of San Fulgencio; the PIPN, APSUF,...Read More Government retains Lloyds shares CHANCELLOR George Osborne has decided to postpone the sale of the government’s final stake in Lloyds Banking Group, after admitting that the global turmoil in stock markets and slowing growth was...Read More El Corte Ingles to take on Amazon HAVING first trialled its internet shopping site in larger cities in Spain before Christmas, El Corte Ingles has now announced that it will extend its service to include Alicante, Marbella, Murcia and...Read More Waste plant licence has been denied THE Municipal School Board of Torrevieja has held its first meeting of this year 2015/2016. In the first plenary session of this year, Councillor for Education Jose Hurtado confirmed the licence to open...Read More Music on the far side of the moon THE makers of a Science Channel series called NASA’s Unexpected Files have unearthed an incredible recording from the 1969 Apollo 10 moon mission, which captures spooky space music heard by astronauts...Read More Sixty aftershocks recorded in Malaga after 5.1 quake Since the 5.1 magnitude earthquake in the early hours of February 22, the National Geographic Institute has recorded more than 60 aftershocks in Malaga.  So far, the highest intensity of the recurring...Read More Self-driving minibuses will soon hit Malaga IN a few months, Malaga City residents will be able to see the first driverless electric vehicles. A project for taking cruise passengers to Malaga city centre in electric  minibuses is currently being...Read More Spanish police arrest four suspected jihadists Four people suspected of having links to Islamic militant organisations have been arrested in Spain, the country’s Interior Ministry confirmed on February 23.   In a joint operation between Spanish...Read More More fines given for minor speeding FEWER drivers were fined on Valencian Community roads last year.  Despite a generalised fall in General Directorate of Traffic (DGT) fines, more drivers were sanctioned for speeding in cases where this...Read More Buyer beware: New UK law targets those buying sex abroad BRITISH sex tourists who pay prostitutes for their services while abroad could be prosecuted in the UK. Under the draft legislation, called the Sex Buyer Law, paying for sex would become illegal in Britain,...Read More   www.euroweeklynews.com | Facebook | Twitter

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