Costa del Sol Occidental
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The event will bring together twenty local exhibitors and cheesemakers from the province at Virgen de la Peña square from October 23rd to 25th.
The City Council denounces the lack of maintenance and safety in 17 crossings, warning of falling debris and danger to pedestrians and vehicles.
The investment will maintain 106 instructors and benefit over 6,000 users in activities like swimming, pilates, and tennis.
The Mijas Tourist Office hosts an exhibition by Laura Benavides and Humildad Ríos featuring polymer clay and ceramic pieces until October 30th.
The infrastructure, aimed at alleviating traffic congestion, features spaces for residents, rotation, disabled individuals, and electric vehicles.
Both town halls sign a four-year agreement for the maintenance and repainting of horizontal signage on border streets, alternating tasks annually.
The Mijas City Council improves its financial management, keeping the average payment period to suppliers below the legal 30-day limit for the second consecutive month.
The Mijas City Council awards the Medal of Police Merit and public commendations for outstanding actions and citizen collaboration.
Local Police remind of mandatory helmet use, minimum age of 15, and signaling maneuvers starting October 1st.
The City Council is organizing recreational and social activities for seniors on October 5, 6, and 7.
The new municipal ordinance sets 15 years as the minimum age and bans circulation on sidewalks and pedestrian areas to ensure safety.
The Mijas City Council and Tourism and Planning Costa del Sol coordinate actions to attract visitors and enhance the municipality's offering.
