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V1933 – Frigiliana - 330.000E Situated mid way between the villages of Nerja and Frigiliana this 3 bedroom villa sits on a 3.000m² plot which has sea views and includes a private swimming pool and many tropical fruit trees.
TH1960 – Torrox Park – 160.000E
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Immaculate 2 bedroom bungalow with loads of outside space including a large roof terrace with sea views. Torrox Park is a quiet and well maintained housing development, ideally located between the sea and the mountains and offers communal swimming pools, tennis courts, shops, bars and restaurants.
Luxury 5 bedroom Villa located in an idyllic setting, just 3 km from the centre of Nerja, on a plot of land bordering the National Park of Sierra Tejeda. Spectacular views over Nerja and the Mediterranean.
TH1962 – Torrox Costa – 169.000E Located just 75m from the nearest beach, this 3 bedroom, 2 storey house has the advantage of a separate one bedroom apartment on the ground floor, making it ideal for visitors.
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8 Top 10 things to see and do in and around San Diego By Jessica Infantino Trumble 12 Reduce your electric bill By MoneySaverSpain.com 14 Car News Martin Ward tests the fully electric Kia e Niro 16 Buena Vista Petanca 16 Club Nerja Rugby 18 Three reasons to buy life insurance 20 Property Feature 10 practical ideas for an orderly home 24 Local News 26 Sporting Fixtures April
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Stunning, panoramic views of Lake Viñuela, 40 mins from Málaga airport. 3 bedrooms, spacious living area, garage, electric entrance gates and beautiful sunny terraces to enjoy. Plenty of storage and a private pool. There is good access to this charming villa.
Price: 295.000 euros
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LADERA DEL MAR (REF: DG1700)
Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment on the sought-after Ladera del Mar development. In need of renovation, but has a large partly glazed terrace with built-in barbecue and superb sea views. Beautiful communal pool & gardens.
Price: 269.000 euros
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BURRIANA (REF: DG1709)
Spacious 2 bedroom penthouse apartment with generous roof terace with private swimming pool. Spectacular views of the mountains, countryside and the sea. Well kept community with 2 pools, paddle court and beautiful gardens. Walking distance to all amenities and centre of the town.
Price: 289.000 euros Awaiting EPC
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Frontline apartment on Burriana beach, Nerja´s premier beach. Spacious south-facing terrace to enjoy with panoramic sea views, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, underground parking space and storage. Excellant rental potential.
Price: 479.000 euros
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PRESTIGE PROPERTY TORROX PARK (REF: DG1365)
Detached family villa with private pool. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms. Superb upper terrace with sea views. Convenient location within easy walking distance of shops, bars and restaurants. Communal pool and tennis courts.
Price: 350.000 euros
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FRIGILIANA (REF: DG1701)
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TORROX PARK (REF: DG1705)
A spacious detached villa with private garden and garage. 2 bedrooms, large bathroom and separate 1 bedroom guest accommodation. Partial sea views and space for a pool. Sold furnished.
Price: 299.000 euros
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FUENTE DEL BADEN (REF: DG1656)
TORROX PARK (REF: DG1706)
Well presented and spacious two bedroom semidetached bungalow on Torrox Park. Large roof terrace with sea views. Front patio and glazed terrace to the rear. Communal pool & gardens. Sold fully furnished.
Price: 160.000 euros
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Detached villa with generous private pool & gardens situated in a sought-after area on the outskirts of Nerja. Two bedrooms in the main house with a further one bedroom self-contained guest apartment. Various terraces including a roof terrace with views across Nerja to the sea. Delightful pool area with solarium and barbecue.
Price: 399.000 euros
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A beautiful detached villa, situated only 400 meters from the beach in El Peñoncillo. The villa comprises 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage and very large basement which could be used as guest accommodation. The property is surrounded by a lovely Mediterranean garden with palm trees, private terraces and private pool.
This unique villa has been totally reformed to the highest standard. Located in a quiet culde-sac in the Chimenea area, walking distance to Burriana beach. Comprising of a very large open plan lounge-diningkitchen area of more than 50m2, 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, garage, garden, covered pool and various terraces on different levels. All with panoramic sea and mountain views.
EPC rating G
BURRIANA (REF: DG1670)
TORROX COSTA (REF: DG1635)
Price: 449.000 euros
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D D L L O O S S FRIGILIANA (REF: DG1604)
PARADOR (REF: DG1668)
Price: 279.000 euros
Price: 319.000 euros
Unique opportunity to acquire a farmhouse in need of complete renovation with land planted with mango trees by the Rio Seco, in a rural location about 15 minutes drive from the Nerja Frigiliana road. Good income potential.
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Superbly renovated to a high standard, spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with a large “wrap around” terrace on Agua Marina, just a short walk to Burriana Beach and Nerja centre. Communal parking, gardens and pool. Fantastic location!
EPC rating G
PRESTIGE PROPERTY
Price: 1.575.000 euros
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PUENTE DON MANUEL (REF: DG1579) Detached villa with a large pool and terrace with panoramic views of the countryside. It has two bedrooms, two bathrooms in the main house & an independent apartment downstairs. Easy to maintain garden with fruit trees, terraces & parking. Sold furnished.
Price: 205.000 euros
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CERRO GORDO (REF: PG336) Modern villa situated in the exclusive El Nogal development in the natural park, with spectacular views of the sea and mountains. Comprises of 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a large open-plan living, dining and kitchen area and a second living space, fully fitted kitchen, wine cellar and laundry. The lower ground floor comprises of a potential 5th bedroom with a bathroom. Landscaped gardens, infinity swimming pool and various terraces.
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CAPISTRANO PLAYA (REF: DG1599)
This well presented apartment in Capistrano Playa is south-facing and enjoys sea views. It has one spacious bedroom and living area which open on to the private terrace. Very good rental opportunity and located in a prime position.
Price: 1.195.000 euros
Awaiting EPC
Price: 199.000 euros
EPC rating G
OASIS DE CAPISTRANO (REF: DG1624) Magnificent open sea and mountain views surround this penthouse apartment in Oasis de Capistrano Nerja. Excellent position in the urbanisation, with a large terrace, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and good access. Good rental property Must be seen!
Price: 279.000 euros
EPC rating G
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Top 10 things to see and do in and around San Diego San Diego is a hidden gem in plain sight. I was around 10 years old the last time I visited, so my knowledge was limited to the zoo and whale watching at best. I have fond memories of these activities as a young traveller but had no idea of the wealth the city has to offer. By Jessica Infantino Trumble
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fter returning as an adult, three things in particular stood out to me as to why San Diego is a great destination to visit – 1) the proximity and ease of getting to and from the airport, 2) near-perfect weather with highs in the 70s and lows in the 60s YEAR-ROUND and 3) the sheer volume and variety of things to see and do in the city and surrounding area. And while this is most certainly not an exhaustive list, here are some of my top 10 favourites from my most recent trip.
1. Coronado Island You can’t miss the impressive bridge that sweeps over the water to connect Coronado Island with Downtown, and whether you arrive by car or ferry you’re definitely in for a treat. This adorable island community with its charming turn-of-the-century houses
and yards that overflow with brightly coloured flowers, succulents and other plants is ripe for exploring on foot or by renting a bike. Visit the Coronado Ferry Landing, which offers a variety of shopping and dining options as well as great waterfront views of the city skyline. Another recommended spot for a casual lunch is the European-style café Tartine, serving delicious grilled panini sandwiches, salads and bakery treats. The jewel of the island is the historic Hotel del Coronado. Built in 1888, this beachfront resort oozes with retro glamour and served as a location for the 1958 movie Some Like it Hot starring Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon. The iconic red and white structure also anchors boardwalk along one of Coronado Island’s best beaches – Central Beach, a beautiful soft sand beach that makes for the perfect place to soak up the sun. www.coronadovisitorcenter.com
2. Balboa Park Exploring Balboa Park is like a treasure trove of surprises just waiting to be surprised. Dating back to 1868, the 1,200 acre cultural and recreational space was the site of two World’s Fairs in 1915 and 1935, which left a lasting mark on the park today. Its home to more than 8 THE MARKET PLACE
a dozen AMAZING museums as well as a variety of gardens, pavilions and performance spaces right in the heart of Downtown San Diego. Take a ride on the vintage carousel or miniature train, browse the beautiful work at the Spanish Art Village or spend the day visiting the world-class San Diego Zoo. There truly is something for everyone at Balboa Park. www.balboapark.org
3. San Diego Zoo Speaking of the zoo, San Diego’s is second to none. This iconic destination spans 100 acres and is home to almost every animal under the sun (more than 3,700 animals from 668 species and subspecies to be exact). The San Diego Zoo is well organized and easy to navigate, with a great pictorial map of the various animal areas and helpful “trails” that list approximate walking times so you can plan your day accordingly. There’s so much to see and experience (with or without kids) that a 2-visit pass may be worth your while. Or make it a double date with the animals and visit the San Diego Zoo Safari Park located about a half an hour away in Escondido. www.sandiegozoo.org continued on page 10
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4. La Jolla For a beach day some of the most picturesque can be found a short drive north in La Jolla. Take advantage of free street parking and walk along the ice plant carpeted cliffs that overlook the gorgeous blue-green jewel-toned ocean. Cuvier Park is a great spot for a scenic picnic lunch before hiking down to the otherworldly tide pools, where at low tide (usually around mid-day) you can observe the community of crabs, fish and other sea creatures who live in the puddles. Head to the Children’s Pool for an up-close look at seals lazily sunning themselves on the appropriately named Seal Rock, or La Jolla Cove for a relaxing afternoon at the beach. Another favourite is the cove at Shell Beach, where the rocky coastline makes way to fine sand and is the perfect place to take in the golden sun and sparkling sea. www.lajollabythesea.com
5. Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve Head a little more north of La Jolla to explore the outdoors at Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve. This protected reserve is one of only two places in the US that the twisted Torrey pine tree grows, clinging to sandstone cliffs that offer great ocean views. You’ll find several easy to moderate hiking trails, most of which are around a mile or less, ranging from the scenic Guy Fleming Loop to the dramatic decent of the Beach Trail. Torrey Pines is a nice mini break from the city and wonderful way to experience a truly beautiful piece of nature. www.torreypine.org
century from 1945-1992. Today it’s a museum with an extensive collection of restored planes, plus tons of other exhibits and activities including a flight simulator and self-guided tour narrated by former Midway soldiers themselves. Beyond the museum, the area is also home to the Unconditional Surrender statue (modeled after the iconic sailor and nurse kissing in Times Square on V-J Day) and life-like statues commemorating Bob Hope’s salute to soldiers. www.midway.org
8. Little Italy
This well-preserved neighbourhood wears its red, white and green stripes proudly and is where you’ll find some pretty amazing Italian eateries ranging from out-of-this world Neapolitan-style pizza at Isola Pizza to post-dinner gelato 6. Carlsbad Flower Fields at Pappalecco. It’s a fun and festival If you’re visiting San Diego in the spring place for an evening stroll (passeggiata, then the Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch as the Italians like to call it) or peoplewatching from one of the red bistro is a must-do. Here you’ll find row after tables on the pedestrianized Piazza row of brightly coloured ranunculus della Famiglia. On Saturdays Little Italy spread across more than 50 acres, plus plays host to a HUGE farmers’ market other decorative gardens, kids activities that spans Date Street across 5 blocks and special events from March through mid-May. It’s a truly amazing experience from Kettner Boulevard to Front Street, featuring 175+ vendors selling local to say the least. It’s easy to extend your time in Carlsbad with other activities like produce, artisan food products, crafts and more. www.littleitalysd.com LEGOLAND for the kids or the Carlsbad Premium Outlets with more than 90 9. Old Town stores and restaurants. www.theflowerfields.com Step back in time at Old Town San Diego State Historic Park for a glimpse at life 7. USS Midway Museum as it was during the 1800s. This site of If you’re walking along the Embarcadero the first permanent Spanish settlement in California dates back to 1769 and in San Diego you won’t be able to is now a living museum of sorts with miss the impressive USS Midway at an array of historical buildings, shops, Navy Pier. Named after the Battle of restaurants and more. Fun for all ages, Midway, it was the longest serving visitors can wander the dusty Old West naval aircraft carrier of the 20th streets around the plaza and explore the various sites and old-fashioned specialty shops. Watch taffy being made before your eyes at Cousin’s Candy shop, dip your own candles at Toby’s Candles and don’t miss the open air artisan market with beautifully painted pots, wind chimes and other trinkets. The best part is that admission is completely free. Old
Town is located north of the Downtown between Mission Bay and Mission Hill, and there’s even more to see in the surrounding neighborhood – historical houses, museums and no shortage of tempting Mexican food restaurants. www.oldtownsandiego.org
10. Liberty Station This former Naval Training Centre has been transformed into an arts and culture hub that’s home to a wealth of restaurants, shopping, art galleries, movie theatre, waterfront park and more. The site also plays host to a ton of special events like monthly art walks, live music and outdoor movies in the summer. Be sure to check out the crowd pleasing Liberty Public Market with 30+ eateries and artisans, ranging from the Bottlecraft beer shop and tasting room to delicious Greek food at Mezé, plus sandwiches, salads, seafood, pasta, sweets and so much more (yes, there’s something for everyone). With its location just north of Downtown and west of the airport, Liberty Station is great for an evening or weekend out, or last stop before heading to the airport. www.libertystation.com
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Fantastic attached villa. Recently renovated to exacting standards, spacious & sunny. Private garden with street access, roof terrace with sea views. The best on the market at Oasis. 340.000E Garage available by separate negotiation.
Light, bright & spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, enjoying see views, interesting terraces with roof terrace too, all day sunshine. Great condition, long established profitable rental history. AC & under floor heating. 340.000E
In the heart of Oasis de Capistrano, Charming 2 Bedroom, 2 bathroom Town house with Spanish character with views over the gardens & to the ancient aqueduct. 245.000E
Urb Santa Cruz, close to Burriana, Mercadona. Great Town House of 2 bedrooms, bathroom & guest toilet, huge garage & store underneath. Lots of terracing Modern build, gas central heating & combi boiler. 345.000E
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Tel: 952 547 601 Mob: 649 123 068 info@casa-terreno.com
www.casa-terreno.net REF. 4892
Price: 199.950
WONDERFUL TOWNHOUSE NEAR THE BEACH WITH BEAUTIFUL VIEWS OF THE SEA AND THE MOUNTAINS This house is distributed on four floors. The ground floor features lounge and dining room with fireplace, fully equipped kitchen with storage space, also offers laundry room and access to the terrace. The lower floor has a huge garage with toilet, which could become living space as a games room or apartment for guests. On the second floor is located the night area with three bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a fourth bedroom, which has been turned into a huge dressing room with plenty of space. The fourth floor has a room with access to terraces. There is air conditioning, double glazing, laundry-room, fitted wardrobes and communal swimming pool. Everything is renovated and in very good condition. Only 10 minutes from the beach. Do not miss this opportunity, maybe tomorrow is too late!
REF. 4905
Price: 489.000
THIS BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY IS A VILLA WITH 4 COMPLETELY EQUIPPED LUXURY APARTMENTS WITH A SEPARATE LAUNDRY ROOM/SHED
The villa can be used for several purposes: for own usage and/or (partial) renting or as group accommodation. All apartments have own access with balcony or terrace. There is a fenced garden with lounge set, swimming pool, sun plateau. Top floor (own usage): A complete apartment with private access and a large terrace on the street side. Hall, large living room with access to spacious balcony with extraordinary sea view. Access to open kitchen. luxury bath room with shower, toilet and sink and 1 separate bed room. 2 beds in the living room. There is a possibility to make 2 bed rooms. Airconditioning, floor heating and fire place. Mid floor: Here you find a 2 persons studio/apartment and a large 2 persons apartment. These can be rented out separately or together, they are linked by an alley. 2 persons studio apartment: Private access, small private terrace, living/sleeping room, luxury kitchen and bath room with shower. Airconditioning and floor heating 2 persons apartment: private access, large balcony, large living room, separate bed room with 2 beds, open kitchen, luxury bath room with walk in shower, much storage space. Airconditioned and floor heating. Ground floor: A 4 persons apartment directly connected to the garden. private terrace, living/sleeping room with 2 beds, luxury kitchen, separate sleeping room with 2 beds and luxury bath room with shower. Top quality: Top quality materials are used. Marble, Daikin aircon's, floor heating, quality kitchens, double (sun protected) glass, shutters and fencing, glass fibre WIFI-network, doors with safety locks. Location: The villa is situated in a very quiet urbanization. In the street there is hardly any traffic. Maybe tomorrow is too late!
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How did you choose your electric tariff? Based on the advice of friends and neighbours in Spain? If some time has passed since you last checked your bills, follow our simple guide and starting saving money right now. Use the Capacity Calculator on Endesa’s website (available in English, no need to be a client) to receive a suggestion for the power capacity you should contract. Don’t rush out and drop your rate thinking you’ll save immediately – the use of by MoneySaverSpain.com your electrical appliances will be limited by the trip switch. If you’ve never had any problems with your trip switch on days with the heaviest electric use (air The Basics Electricity bills in Spain have the following con, washing machine, etc) then you’re probably paying too much and can safely fixed components that you need to pay drop down a level. even if you don’t use any electricity: n Power capacity: The rate you have Important notes: contracted in kW x days x price. When you reduce your power capacity n Rental of metering equipment there is a charge of approx 11 euros, but if you find you really need more power then n (Optional) maintenance contract you’ll be charged 45 euros to increase it. Added to the above is the variable Some providers may decide that when component: you request a change you’ll also need n Consumption a new “boletín eléctrico” (electrical n Electricity tax: A special tax (similar to installation certificate) which costs around alcohol or tobacco taxes) applied on both 50 euros. This may be required in the the power capacity and consumption. following circumstances: Both fixed and variable costs are subject n When over 20 years have passed since to VAT at the current rate. the previous certificate was issued. Remember that most electric companies n The increase exceeds the level shown in Spain offer billing in different on the current certificate. languages, so it’s easy to check what n It’s a change for a new property not you’re paying. previously occupied. How to Reduce the Fixed Part Check with your provider to see what The higher the power capacity rate on charges they will levy and factor them your bill, the more you’ll pay every in before deciding whether to make a month. Companies tend to put customers change. on higher kW rates than required, as most Saving: 30-60 euros per year (for each people won’t bother checking it. level reduced, after charges). Take a look at your consumption for How To Change Tariff the previous year (to take into account When you have a good understanding of seasonal highs), check which kW rate is your bill and have tackled the fixed part, on your bill and consider whether it’s too then you can move on to the variable part. high. As a rough guide: Electricity tariffs are a nightmare, with Small/medium sized home with gas heating and electrical appliances: Contract well over 100 available. Added to this are the peculiarities of different consumers. 3.3/3.45kW If you’re extremely organised than a tariff Larger home and / or air conditioning based on specific days (eg weekends) may units: Contract 5.5/5.75 kW suit you, but these cases are the exception Larger homes with heavier electrical rather than the rule. consumption (eg. heating): Contract a. Easy Option – Use Our Free Online 9.9/10.35 kW Comparison Service * Note: two figures are shown for each Use our online comparison service rate corresponding to the old and new available in English with our partner system. Additional levels exist between Watiofy. those shown. 12 THE MARKET PLACE
Compare using the official website (only in Spanish, but easy and quick to use). You’ll need the following data to hand: n Your postcode n Power capacity in kW n Estimate of annual consumption n Choose whether you would like to see rates with additional services Results are shown for the full price you’d pay in the first year and the second year (as many companies have 12-month introductory offers). Changing tariffs is easy and free, you’ll need to locate your Unified Supply Point Code CUPS number on your bill – an alphanumeric code starting with ES – to quote when speaking with the company.
c. With Either Option… Don’t forget that there are lots of new companies on the market with decent tariffs, you don’t need to go with one of the well-known names. Even if a smaller company stops trading, your electricity will never be cut off. Why? Smaller companies do not generate power, they simply buy and sell it on the free market. One of the bigger companies always has overall responsibility for the supply and this is shown on the invoice. Saving: Between the cheapest and most expensive tariffs, over 200 euros per year
Maintenance Service Contracts – Are They Worthwhile? Well, it depends. Do you have a separate boiler contract? If so, then you may find that you’re duplicating payment. Remember, lots of special tariffs have a mandatory maintenance contract. If your home is quite new, you may be paying for nothing. For older homes if may be worthwhile. Saving: Around 10 euros per month.
MSS Tips More ways to save: n Regulate your air con/heating! The recommended temperature for your home is 18 to 21ºC. Reducing the setting by a couple of degrees means more savings. n If you have a maintenance contract and change provider, the maintenance contract will NOT be cancelled by your current supplier. The maintenance contract is included on your normal bills “for your convenience”, but it’s also a sneaky way to make sure you carry on paying as many people won’t notice a monthly payment of around 10 euros. If you decide to cancel your maintenance contract, you must specifically inform the company. n Don’t listen to anyone visiting your home to “check your bill”. They will NEVER offer you the best tariff as they work commission-only. Previously this was a way to get people’s personal data to change contracts without their knowledge, however all contracts must now be signed to avoid fraud or agreed by telephone.
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by Martin Ward
First Driving Impressions KIA e-Niro, European Press Launch, Nice
My experience of electric cars has been mixed over the past few years, from cars with a very poor range to those with a better range - but take forever to charge.
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t was down to the South of France to drive the KIA e-Niro and we didn’t really know what to expect. On paper it looked brilliant, but often when you drive a car it does not live up to the hype. We got into the pure Electric e-Niro at Nice airport. Ours showed it was 91% charged and had a range of 395km. That looks impressive we thought. But we were sure it would not go far before the range dropped dramatically. Off we set, and soon had the motorway and the hills in sight. If anything was going to use the battery, this sort of driving would make the range go down quickly. The e-Niro is quick and goes from 0-60mph in 7.5 seconds, but it did feel even quicker than this. Acceleration is effortless, it just keeps going. Like all electric cars there is no lag, no waiting for the engine to wake up. Just put your foot on the accelerator and its off. There is the feeling of ‘range-anxiety’ whenever you get into an Electric Vehicle. Will it get you there? Will the range suddenly drop for no reason? Will you struggle to find a charging point in case of an emergency? The emergency being running of out battery power. Setting off in the e-Niro was no different. Although it was showing 395 km range, we were not too sure just how far it would actually go. Previous experience had taught us to be cautious. But after travelling 59 km to the first coffee stop of the day, we had still got 345 km range left. We continued driving after the break and a similar story, the range went down very steadily with no heart stopping moments. The car we drove was fitted with a 64 kWh Lithium ion polymer battery that can be charged from empty to 80% in less than an hour at a fast charger or around 4 hours using a standard home plug. This is a much improved time for charging, especially given the fact it has such a good range. The e-Niro is a proper SUV, with plenty of room for five adults and loads of room for luggage or goods in the boot. Despite the boot having the battery under its floor it didn’t look to have lost much space. Despite it being an EV, the Niro is a very practical and flexible vehicle, and is very useable. As we drove this KIA more and more, our confidence in it grew. 14 THE MARKET PLACE
I think for the very first time in recent years when we have driven many electric cars, and vans, I actually felt as though I could actually use one of these as a full time car. If charging points were more plentiful and in more locations then there would be no reason I could see, not to drive one - except maybe the price. I did think though whilst driving the e-Niro about its Zero emissions and our motorways, and one I use quite a lot, the M1 near Sheffield where the speed limit is often reduced to 60 mph or even on occasions 50 mph in a bid the reduce, or improve air quality and pollution. But does that apply to electric vehicles that don’t emit nasty things? I guess it does. It seems ironic that a truck can carry on at 56mph in these zones, but the car driver has to drop their speed. If a car has to drop by 10 mph, then so should a HGV. We had lunch on the ground floor of the hotel overlooking the Mediterranean, and then we had a very good presentation explaining the cars system in full. It did appear that the Koreans have thought of everything. This car is full of all the things you need and has a high level of standard equipment. The EV system is very easy to use, and very intuitive, within a few minutes you have got the hang of how it all works and how to get the best out of it, for both economy, saving the battery and getting the most power. All very clever stuff. After the presentation on Level 0 it was back into the cars - so we went from Zero to Niro. The cars had not been charged but we still had plenty of range left, so we set off again along the South Coast of France, in the sunshine, with no worries at all about the range. We knew it had plenty left so that Range Anxiety had long gone. The KIA e-Niro is due in the UK this month, with prices starting from £32,995, after the deduction of the Plug-In Grant. The e-Niro was surprising, well put together in every respect and full of goodies. The range was exceptional,which was the most surprising thing. The price though will put many off, but consider its low running costs and this outweighs the initial costs. Like all other KIA’s it comes with a 7-year, 100,000 mile fully transferable warranty.
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Club Nerja Rugby has completed its league season by becoming the champions of the Andalusian Division 2 Eastern Section. They went into the last league game of the season on 10th March nine points ahead of their nearest rivals Jaen Rugby. They knew that only a bonus-point defeat could really deny them the title they had been waiting seven years to achieve. The game finished as a 19-19 draw which was enough to bring the title to Nerja for the first time. The game was a triumph for the whole team with the points being scored by Rogelio Lopez Armijo, who contributed three tries, and Francisco Diaz-Castanys Yanguas who added two conversions. Over the league programme Nerja has won ten and drawn one of the 12 games played. Their dominance in the victories has brought them eight try bonus points which vastly contributed to the winning of the title. They now go into the Andalusian play-off system which is played on a home and away basis. This begins with a quarter final which wa due to be played on 31st March and 7th April. Subsequent rounds continue after Semana Santa on 28th April/5th May Fox and Hounds Competition: held recently at Torrox Park. with the Final being played on 12th/19th May. Nerja will 28 members took part in the competition, organised by Keith Bourne and Martin Cook. be seeded as one of the Overall winner was Son Nguyen with 7 wins and plus 21 points. Female runner up was three Section winners. Emerita Basham with 6 wins and plus 17 points. Male runner up was Dave Tomlinson with Details of venues and 5 wins and plus 8 points. opponents were not available at the time Spotlight Trophy: held last month at Torrox Park. of going to press but The Trophy was won by Jill Parsons and Richard Collyer with 3 wins and plus 24 points. will appear on the CNR Runners up were Emerita Basham and Brian Pearce with 3 wins and plus 19 points. Also Facebook page. with 3 wins were Jean Warwick and Martin Cook with 3 wins and plus 10 points.
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1. Arrange a mortgage to buy a house In Spain, six out of ten homes are bought with a mortgage. In this case, it is advisable to take out life insurance because, in case of death or permanent disability of the person who contracted the mortgage, the insurer will take over the payments to the bank and remove your partner or relatives from the economic responsibility that could be difficult to continue with. In fact, with most banks it is a pre-requisite as a guarantee before signing the mortgage. Until recently, banking entities conditioned their mortgage lending with an "obligation" to contract some linked products, such as Life insurance. But since a few years ago, with the approval of the European Parliament of the Mortgage Credit Directive, banks are prohibited by law from linking a mortgage to the purchase of insurance. You only need that your insurance company includes a clause in your policy registering your lending bank as the mortgage beneficiary. In that way, you comply with the request of the bank but you also save money. You could even save a difference of 700 euros as the products offered by the bank can be up to 300% more expensive.
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When you are exhausted from work and just want to get home, you dream of a nice and cozy space with everything in it’s place. To achieve it, among other things, it takes order. Order is essential in our life because an excess of objects and mess scattered around the house without organisation can seriously affect our physical and mental health and wellbeing. Ikea know perfectly well that disorder brings frustration and is a drain on your every day life. In addition, it is a constant source of worry and generates a feeling of guilt that is difficult to cope with on a daily basis. Did you know that there are things that can help you keep your home more orderly? We propose ten practical ideas that you can find in Ikea to achieve it. 1. No More Paper How many times do you have to deal with stacks of paper, among which there are invoices, junk post and notes from your children’s school? This mountain of paper needs reviewing daily or it just accumulates on your table. You can help yourself by using cardboard filing cabinets (they look really beautiful too) or by filing trays, in which to keep the letters safe.
2. Dirty Clothes Are you are one of those people who persecute their children and family for not picking up dirty clothes? You can get serious help by using: laundry baskets for laundry!! They are so small and look great that you can install one in each room of the house, so that nobody will be tempted to leave dirty socks and pants on the floor again!
open another, when we had another one already started. To avoid this you can organise your pantry in transparent bottles with labels. This means that you can easily find what you are looking for at a glance, which will help you quickly find the ingredient you need. Also, since the bottles will have a hermetic seal the foodstuffs will keep fresh for longer and no nasty insects will be able to get in.
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Most of our kitchens look practically like a mechanical workshop. We have gadgets for almost everything. The problem is in keeping them organised. Ikea sells hundreds of different trays, boxes and shelves of all colours and materials. So you can store all the utensils you have in the kitchen in a way that you will always be able to find what you are looking for.
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5. The Bathroom In addition to the kitchen, there is another room in the house in which items get in a total mess, personal hygiene products end up clogging the cupboards and cabinets. You have to be rational when buying them and you also have to throw them away when necessary. Those that are essential you can store in baskets, cans and shelves. In this way you will find it easy to locate them and you will never buy more creams and potions than you need.
6. What is Under your Bed? Often a lot of dust! So ... why not take advantage of this space for storage? Some beds include drawers at the bottom, so that this useless space can be used to store bedspreads, cushions or clothes. Others are hinged so they can be opened to reveal that cavernous space beneath, resulting in a practical storage solution.
which conceal any loose cables so that the area looks a lot tidier.
10. Toys in their Place Enter a house with small children and you are greeted with a plethora of toys, dolls and pieces of lego to trip over! If this is the most accurate description of your home, your house is screaming out for storage solutions to help. There are plenty of boxes and bags especially designed for this purpose that can become the solution to part of your problem. You then just have to make sure the kids put the toys away!
7. Winter Clothing v Summer Clothing Having both winter and summer clothing in our drawers and wardrobe can add to the clutter. If you are overwhelmed by the piles of clothes, you can use an interesting resource: boxes and organisers can help you separate clothes better because you know you are not going to need those bikinis in December.
8. Take Advantage of the Walls Sometimes we forget that the walls can become perfect spaces for storage, especially so if you are limited with overall space. Trays, containers and even bags can be hung on the wall. If you need more space, you can also choose shelves and modular systems that you can organise accordingly.
9. Hide those Cables Many of our devices already work without wires, but we still have many others that need to be plugged in, and often become entangled and scrambled. They also work well as accumulators of dust. What can we do? Well, you have cable strips, organiser boxes with a lid and even bags,
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Local News Local News Local News Local News Sub-Delegate of the Government of Malaga has confirmed the Nerja Sewage Plant will be operational this year
that had been authorised by the board and given the Q for Quality certificate. Atencia also confirmed that he would continue working for this and that he believed it would result in the attraction of quality tourism to the region and in particular Torre del Mar.
Body of a man found dead on beach in Nerja
In the second part the council confirm that there is information on the Designation of Origin of raisins from Malaga, with historical references, data on the Muscat variety, the production area, the production process and the physical and chemical characteristics.
A sub delegate of the government in Malaga, Maria Gamez has confirmed that the water treatment plant in Nerja will be operational this year. Although no dates could be confirmed at this stage. In addition, regarding the investigation by the courts into discharge of untreated waste water on the coast of Nerja and Coin, Gamez said that the operation is under investigation. No comment was made but many people have now seen the images of the bottom of the sea in Nerja where 9 tonnes of wipes have accumulated, it seems without purification. Gamez said, "We need to do everything we can to improve sanitation and clean water. All administrations in the Malaga area must do their bit. We are commited to executing the works in Nerja as soon as possible".
The dog beach of Torre del Mar is aspiring for the Q for Quality
The four party government team in Velez Malaga are determined to cash in on the sale of the municipal land assets of the Velez Malaga City Council. A negotiating procedure has been opened with the potential of earning 4.6 million euros.
The Guardia Civil confirmed that they located the body and that it is that of a middle aged man. The circumstances surrounding his death were unknown at the time of going to print. However, because of the time and place in which it was found there is speculation that it may be a suicide.
Eight plots are being put up for sale and these funds from the sale of these will go towards investments into projects for Velez, such as the remodelling of the Puerta de Antequera street, the Jimenez Puerta plaza, the new theatre in Torre del Mar and improvements to the Teatro del Carmen.
The corpse was transferred by the Civil Protection to a shelter where the judicial committee will take over. The event caused a stir on the Balcon with Police cordoning off the famous viewpoint.
One of these plots has been taken by Trops, the local agri food company. The seven remaining plots, located in the area of El Romeral, have been assigned for residential use. Two owners have acquired two plots each and the rest have been awarded to three other people who have met all necessary purchasing requirements.
The dog beach in Torre del Mar aims to become the first in Andalucia with the highest certification awarded by Q for Quality. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor Jesus Perez Atencia.
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Velez Malaga makes money for town projects with sale of municipal land.
A body of a middle aged man was recovered at the end of last month from a beach in Nerja. A person had made a call to emergency services to say he had seen a body in the water about 50 metres from the shore near the Balcon de Europa.
Booklet from the Regulatory Council of Origin highlights the nutritional value of raisins from Malaga.
Through a project the quality systems will be implemented so that the owners and pets benefit from the improvement to services on the beach. Atencia said that work had already begun to get the certification required and that he hoped that when the tourist season started he could be proud to announce that Torre del Mar has the first beach in Andalucia
Council. The booklet was produced with the intention of becoming a manual of consultation on the raisins of Malaga, which serves different fields and people. Copies will be distributed free of charge to promote the Sabor a Malaga (Taste of Malaga) brand. In the first part of the booklet there is a nutritional study of grapes from Malaga. The information highlights all the macro and micro nutrients found and identifies several findings that highlight this traditional food, which is beneficial for well being.
At the end of March the diputacion of Malaga hosted a presentation that highlighted the enormous nutritional properties contained within the raisins that are produced in the province Malaga. The presentation and the information produced is part of a unique initiative by the Denomination of Origin Regulatory
Hard rock Cafe opens in Malaga The iconic restaurant chain has opened the doors to it's eagerly awaited Malaga franchise in Muelle Uno, a few weeks earlier than expected. The new restaurant can seat over 450 people and will create 82 new jobs initially, with a further 20 positions scheduled in the coming months. In classic Hard Rock Cafe style the eatery will display various items of music memorabilia, including a jacket of Jimi Hendrix, a dress worn by Shakira, a guitar belonging to girl group The Bangles and a crown worn by Elton John on his 50th birthday.
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Manchester Utd v Manchester City 21.00 FRIDAY 26TH APRIL Liverpool v Huddersfield Town 21.00 SATURDAY 27TH APRIL Tottenham H v West Ham United 13.30 Crystal Palace v Everton 16.00 Fulham v Cardiff City 16.00 Southampton v AFC Bournemouth 16.00 Watford v Wolves 16.00 Brighton v Newcastle United 18.30 SUNDAY 28TH APRIL Burnley v Manchester City 15.05 Manchester Utd v Chelsea 17.30 MONDAY 29TH APRIL Leicester City v Arsenal 21.00
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Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, is the most isolated piece of permanently inhabited land on the planet, and yet it produced a most extraordinary Stone Age culture: hundreds of sophisticated coastal stone platforms, more than a thousand enormous stone statues, the richest rock art in the Pacific, and a unique writing system. This talk will provide an introduction to the history of the discovery of this culture; to its principal features; and to what ABOUT PAUL BAHN archaeology, oral traditions and, Studied archaeology at the University of Cambridge, and completed PhD thesis more recently, palaeobotanical (1979) on the prehistory of the French Pyrenees. Has held post-doctoral fellowships, at Liverpool and London, plus a J. Paul Getty postdoctoral fellowship in the History evidence have combined to teach of Art and the Humanities. Devotes time to writing, editing and translating books on us about the island’s cultural rise archaeology, plus occasional journalism and as much travel as possible. Main research and decline, its environmental interest is prehistoric art, especially rock art of the world, and most notably Palaeolithic crisis, and the lessons all this can art, as well as Easter Island. Led the team which, at his instigation, searched for and teach us about how we look after discovered the first Ice Age cave art in Britain (at Creswell Crags) in 2003. the Earth as a whole.
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Menu del Dia Childrens Menu D6,50 Burriana Beach, Nerja (opposite Ayo's) Tel: 95 252 52 20 Hours: Lunch 12.30 - 15.30 Evenings 19.00 (Closed Monday).
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TECH - Best Smartphone Challengers Premium smartphones weigh in with a hefty price tag but can growing brands premium models, with a slightly lower price, match the dizzy heights of Samsung and Apple?
OnePlus 6T E549 amazon.es With a premium feel & look, curved glass back and screen covering the whole phone with just a dewdrop notch on the top middle of the phone this is a classy piece of kit with a great price tag. The battery lasts around 13 hours and there is fast charging speed with a wire. The OnePlus 6T has a Qualcomm Snapdragon845 chipset with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, needless to say it runs nice and smooth. There is also an in-display fingerprint reader. The camera performance is excellent with a 16MP and 20MP which produce sharp, realistic photos in well lit environments. The 6T is a no-brainer for people seeking a stylish phone, especially if you don't want to pay top whack.
Huawei Mate 20Pro D797 amazon.es This phone is a real challenger to the iphone X and Samsung market. With it's AMOLED screen which is curved and supports HDR it really is an eye catching offering. The back of the phone is glass with a metal casing and depending on what colour you choose, it can be interesting. The Twilight shade option shifts between blue and purple. The phone has some serious power with an octa core kirin 980 chipset. The iphone X has the edge slightly for speed but the mate 20pro is the leader in the android market. The camera is perhaps the highlight of this phone with 3 lenses in the back. A 40MP wide angle lens, a 20MP ultra wide and an 8MP telephoto one. So you can take shots from various perspectives. It also has an fingerprint and face scanner. Overall a fantastic phone with not much against it but the price (but no higher than it's big rivals). This thing really delivers.
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cameras and a colour rich OLED screen. The battery falls a little short of the bigger phones, lasting all day with conservative use. It comes in either 64GB or 128GB and no headphone jack, which seems to be the standard with new phones on the market. This phone is ideal for anyone who cares about photo quality as it has the camera smarts built in and unlike the iphone X, it's cheap... at least by 2019 standards.
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Health, Body & Soul Love your life more with advice on how to lead a healthy lifestyle
Potato vs sweet potato: which is healthier?
A common hormonal imbalance could be making you fat
Insulin resistance is a clinical condition that precedes type 2 diabetes. Those who have it will struggle to lose weight via traditional methods because their body is not burning fuel the right way. Insulin is a hormone secreted by the pancreas and used to digest carbs. When carbs are consumed, insulin is secreted to take glucose from the food to the muscles for energy. Insulin may fail to work over time, that maybe due to weight gain or lack of physical activity or a genetic problem. As insulin is also a fat storing hormone the more of it that circulates the body the harder it is to burn body fat. High insulin levels make you tired, bloated and crave sugar. Individuals with insulin resistance also carry a lot of weight around their belly. People with insulin resistance need a reduced carb, incresed protein diet developed by a dietitian, as well as a training programme. The choice of carbs is also important, stick to Low GI carbs. Eliminate juice, white bread and refined cereals from your diet.
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re sure to have noticed the sweet potato's slow but steady rise to fame in recent years. After all, it’s sooo much healthier than white potato, right?
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Sure, sweet potatoes are full of goodness. They’re rich in ‘betacarotene’, which is converted to Vitamin A in the body and is important for eye health. Beta-carotene also has antioxidant properties and works to protect your body’s cells from damage. What’s more, sweet potatoes have a low glycaemic index, meaning they provide slow-burning energy (in comparison to white potatoes which typically have a higher GI and a more rapid effect on your blood sugar). Plus, sweet potatoes are a stand-out for gut-loving fibre, with one small unpeeled sweet potato packing 5.9 grams - if you’re female and over the age of 19, that’s almost a quarter of your daily fibre needs.
Despite what you probably think, white potatoes offer good nutrition too (some people are even calling it the latest superfood). For one, they contain more immunity-boosting Vitamin C than sweet potatoes, and two, they’re a good source of potassium which is key for heart and muscle function. Potatoes are also a source of resistant starch, which is a type of fibre that escapes digestion and is fermented in the bowel. It’s has a prebiotic effect, meaning it feeds the good bacteria in your gut and helps it to flourish. And while all potatoes contain resistant starch, white potatoes develop more than their orange cousin, particularly once they’ve been cooked and cooled down.
The verdict Low-carb supporters generally turn their nose up at these starchy veg, but hopefully you have enough common sense to see that potatoes aren’t actually the devil in disguise. White potato and sweet potato have some unique nutritional perks that are well worth including in your diet (in balance and moderation, of course). What’s more imperative when it comes to potato is how you actually prepare it. Anything deep fried isn’t the healthiest choice, so sorry, sweet potato chips are in the ‘treat foods’ basket along with the regular kind. What’s more, the quantity is also super important, so instead of digging in to a mountain of mash, fill just a quarter of your plate with potato (leaving plenty of room for veggies and a little lean protein), and you’re on the right track.
Health warnings about low carb diets It has become popular to think that carbs are bad for you and demonised as food that will lead to weight gain. Some recent studies have shown why low carb diets can be damaging to health. Research has found that those who got less energy from starchy foods (bread, pasta, potatoes) had higher changes of atrial fibrillation. (AFib). AFib is the most common type of irregular heartbeat and sufferers are 5 times more likely to have a stroke. These findings were from a long running study on heart disease risks in the US. Participants kept a regular food and exercise log and 22 years later 1,900 of them developed AFib. Researchers found that those who got fewer than 45% of calories from carbs were 18% more likely to develop AFib than people who ate a moderate amount of carbs. Researchers speculate that this is the case because those who eat low carbs tend to opt for red meat and saturated fat which has been linked to increased inflammation and cardiovascular conditions.
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DENTAL CLINIC Dra. Nieves Carmona Sierra Medical Dentist
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Teleradiotherapy for orthodontics and implants Finance available: Up to 12 months Interest Free. English, German, French and Spanish spoken. For appointments please call: 95 252 04 13 www.dentalcarmona.com C/. Los Huertos 78, Nerja - Map Spot 28
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Semana Santa
Malaga Natura 5th to 7th April
Semana Santa or Holy Week is a big deal all across Spain. Every city, town and village participate by holding processions to remember the Easter story. Although religion plays less of a part now in the average Spanish person's life, when it comes to Easter the whole community are out on the streets to commemorate this significant event in the calendar. The processions involve large thrones (or tronos in Spanish) that are carried by the individual brotherhoods, who put in lots of work throughout the year to get the right music and mood to go with their particular parade. The parades are extremely poignant and resplendent and can be a little sad in parts because the processions depict the story of the week of Jesus's death and resurrection. The events of Semana Santa are steeped in hundreds of years of tradition and history which make for an atmospheric and in parts almost euphoric occasion. Semana Santa parades are held in Nerja on 14th April (Palm Sunday), Wednesday 17th April, Thursday 18th April, Good Friday 19th April and Easter Sunday 21st April. Semana Santa is also a huge event in Velez Malaga and it is well worth heading to the Historic Centre to see the processions there that go on all week.
The 11th Feria of sustainable and healthy living is set to commence and this year there will be a bonsai exhibition that will bring the audience closer to this millenary technique. There will also be some children's activities on recycling and use of resources at the event.
Exhibition van gogh Alive Available until June 9th in Malaga Port. Open Sunday to Thursday 10am to 8pm and Friday and Saturday from 10am to 10pm.
This exhibition has 40 projectors on giant screens which immerse the visitor in the work of Vincent Van Gogh's work. This is a unique viewing experience, one like which you will have never seen before, definitely a must see. Entry costs 12 euros for adults and 9 euros for children and 10 euros for over 65s and students. Tickets can be purchased online or on the door.
Nancy Ruth Concert, Malaga
Verdial Day in Periana 6th - 7th April
Canadian Nancy Ruth and her 5 piece band perform at La Nave on Calle Cerrajerosm Malaga on Friday 12th April at 9.30pm. She composes all the pieces herself and brings together a fusion of jazz, flamenco and latin rhythms. Tickets are 8 euros on the door.
Periana expects more than 15,000 visitors during the celebration of the 20th edition of the gastronomic festival of the town's olive oil. The day of the verdial oil will include activities during the evening of Sunday 7th where there will be folkloric performances and tastings of the oil and other local 36 THE MARKET PLACE
delicacies taking place. The oil of Periana is an important commodity for the area of the Axarquia and one of the strong exports of the region. The verdial variety has an astonishing flavour and body and can be added to multiple dishes such as salads and is used by the best chefs.
Watch out... Coming in May Look out in May for what is bound to be a really popular event .... The Only Fools and Horses Dining Experience at Salon del Mar in Torre del Mar. 7.30pm. Tickets available at www.costadeldisco.com.
Beauty by Katie Beauty, Nails, Make Up and Tanning Salon
Enter to win in our Easter Special 2e to enter for a chance to win an Eve Taylor Facial Treatment and all donations will be given to a charity! Come by the salon to enter our competition before Easter..... the winner will be chosen on Monday 22nd April and we will announce the winner in May's Market Place magazine!
The salon will be closed on Saturday 13th April for a private wedding booking and on Thurs 18th and Fri 19th April for Easter. Winter Hours; Monday - Friday - 10am - 6pm ¡ Saturdays - 10am - 2pm Find us on Facebook and Instagram
Calle Granada 42, Nerja. Tel. 618 412 066 Please visit our website: www.beautybykatienerja.com
Top to toe beauty service for ladies and gentleman Hours: Tuesday to Friday 10am to 2pm & 4pm to 8pm. Saturday 10am to 6pm
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NEW FOR NERJA - BEAUTY, HEALTH AND WELL-BEING TOURISM Do people really come to Nerja to get Botox and spend a few days relaxing? "Sure. Nerja is a very popular place, with fantastic weather and gastronomy that you always want to return to. So it’s a great idea to combine the opportunity to improve aesthetically with a wellness vacation. " And what about sun damage? Should you not be in the sun before or after facial treatments because you can get spots and bruises? And you can’t drink alcohol either? "Obviously it is not advisable to expose yourself to the sun directly, that should never be done. But you can, with adequate protection, walk along the beach, sit on a terrace, eat outdoors etc... Equally alcohol should not be a problem taken in moderation, a glass of wine a day (two maximum)¨ Is it the case of enjoying a few days getaway with a retouch as a bonus? Or I need a retouch and I'm going to Nerja for a getaway? It is a bit of both in many cases. Customers are already looking for a place to get their treatments done whilst they relax and enjoy a holiday. We arrange the accommodation, schedule the appointments with our aesthetic doctor and provide personalized beauty packages. We also have clients who come on a vacation here to take advantage of the discretion and wellness they receive here, whilst retouching. And why Nerja? "Economically, we are very competitive and we have very good monthly offers. For example, a vial of Botulin Toxin or Hyaluronic Acid for lips, wrinkles or Crystalis to help generate collagen costs about e350 a vial but now for a minimum of 2 treatments we offer a 20% discount or offer this discount for home treatments. And how do these non-invasive treatments work with a vacation? What does it include? We offer customized packages that include: •Accommodation in a luxury apartment for two people •Aesthetic, facial and corporal medical treatments per person •Change of image/personal stylist For example: For a very competitive price:- 1 week of accommodation can include a resurfacing treatment + 1 toxin + 1 Hyaluronic Acid + styling.
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Other options depend on length of stay and personal needs, but could combine aesthetic facial and body treatments. What other aesthetic treatments does your centre offer? We have the latest machines offering many different solutions: •Venus Viva - Radio frequency Nano Fractional Skin Resurfacing •Reaction by Viora - Bi-polar multi RF aesthetic technology •Caci - Lift and firming facial contours •Lpg - Endermolift and lipomassage •Infrared energy treatment capsule •Hifu - Ultrasound •Photorejuvenation •Acne and Photoepilation •Micropigmentation •UVA And at the cosmetic medical level? The doctor performs non-invasive treatments only, such as: •Non-surgical Blepharoplasty with Plexr ® •Botulinum Toxin •Hyaluronic Acid dermal fillers, inductors of collagen •Spiculated Threads •Phenol Peels, Mesotherapy. With the best brands: Azzalure®, Vistabell®, Restylane®, Radiesse®, Belkyra®, Ellanse®, Profhilo®, Fillderma®, Cytocare® Do you also offer general beauty treatments? Yes, we have a beauty and hairdressing salon that caters to all of the client’s needs. Sole aesthetic medical centre have been providing the most avant-garde technology in the field of aesthetics, hairdressing and aesthetic medicine since 1994. This accumulated experience enables them to offer their clients the effectiveness, safety and results that have made their centre a leader in the Axarquia. As an authorized medical centre (NICA:36.364) It’s objective is to improve the quality of life with treatments that promote rejuvenation and enhance beauty from the inside, harmoniously with the end result. The constant training of its professionals, the investment in latest medical-aesthetic technology and hairdressing, and the scrupulous respect for the standards of functionality and hygiene at both national and European Community level, along with a careful customer service, continues to endorse our success.
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WE HAVE THE NEWEST, MOST ADVANCED MACHINES ON THE MARKET TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING TREATMENTS: Venus Viva - Radio Frequency Nano Fractional Skin Resurfacing Reaction by Viora - Bi-polar multi RF aesthetic technology CACI - Lift and Firming Facial Contours LPG - Endermolift and Lipomassage Infrared Energy Treatment Capsule HiFu - Ultrasound Photorejuvenation Acne and photoepilation treatment Micropigmentation Non surgical Blepharoplasty with Plexr® Botulinium toxin treatment Hyaluronic Acid Dermal Fillers (Lips, volume) Spiculated Threads (Special Offer) 3 Phenol Peeling (Special Offer) Restylane, Ellance, Azzalure, Vistabel, Prohilo, Filderma
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What's On?
Do you have an event that you would like to add to this page? E-mail info@themarketplace-spain.com Lux Mundi Torre del Mar
Monday 1st April Half an orange bring and share lunch, widows, widowers and singles group. Time 13:00 Tuesday 2nd April From “Good Shot” to “Great Shot”, why not come and learn the art of photography with Rob Bell Photography. A fun and informal group to help you to get more from your camera/photos. Price 5 Euros, or with Friends of Lux Mundi card 4 Euros. Time 16.00. Monday 8th April Art appreciation group. Using the great artists series from the BBC. March is the artist Velasquez. 3 euros at 11am. Monday 15th to Wednesday 17th April The centre will only be open in the morning. 10am to 1pm. Wednesday 17th April Coach trip to Gibraltar. Ticket price is 13 euros or 12 euros with Friends of Lux Mundi card. Departure times ; Puente 6.45am, Algarrobo 7.15am, Caleta 7.20am and Torre 7.30am. Passports essential. Thursday 18th and Friday 19th April The centre will only be open for religious services. Friday 19th April An hour in front of the cross
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at 2pm. Please note you are unable to make bookings through the web site and sorry we cannot accept cards Contact: Torre del Mar Tel.952 543 334 E-mail: luxmundi@ lux-mundi.org web : www.luxmundi.org
Join El Valle El Valle is one of Axarquia’s most successful and longest running social clubs. We are based in the Lake Vinuela area, and most members live locally but we also welcome people from further afield. At our monthly meetings you can find out about our wide range of activities that range from the cultural and gastronomic to quizzes, games and films. We also organise days out and short trips away. Our members make new friends, learn about our region and have fun. Through its members El Valle has links to groups that enjoy a variety of pursuits including leisurely scenic walks, more energetic cross-country hash runs, photography, quad biking, drama, bird watching and dancing. We meet at the Camping Bar on the shores of Lake Vinuela. Meetings begin at 7:30 but we start arriving from 7:00 so come early and introduce
yourself. You can also meet us on Friday mornings from 11:30 to 12:30 at Meson Sara at the Puente don Manuel crossroads to join us. Monday 1st April AGM followed by Scottish Country Dancing. Come and enjoy and evening of fun with George and Hazel Bain. 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Thursday 11th April The El Valle walk for April will be led by Terry, RUbi and Jane Frost. Walk will be out of Guaro, just north of Periana, start at the bar /restaurant in the village and lunch after in the restaurant. Contact: You can also visit our website: www.el-valleasociacion.com
Nerja History Group For anyone interested in Spanish History. Meetings ae held in the Nerja Museum, Plaza de Espana above the underground car park. Start time 11am and finishing at 12:30. Friday 5th April The Limestones of Andalucia by Jim Ryan. Friday 12th April Gorafe Megalithic Site Contact: www. nerjahistorygroup.es email: nerjahistorygroup@yahoo.com
CAS Monday 22nd April Easter Monday Afternoon Tea. Come and join the Costa Animal Society for a traditional afternoon tea in Maro on Easter Monday at 3pm. While enjoying a lovely afternoon in good company you'll be helping CAS to raise much needed funds. The tea party will feature sandwiches, scones and cakes plus a fun raffle and an Easter Bonnet competition. The cost of 10 euros plus all the raffle proceeds will go towards helping abandoned and abused animals in the Nerja/Maro area. Please book in advance with Vera on 952529670. Friday 19th April Mark at the Punta Lara Bar and the Costa Animal Society (CAS) are pleased to announce that their next charitable fund raising quiz will be held on Friday 19 April at 7.30pm. Both regular quizzers and newcomers alike are invited to test to their grey matter and join Quiz Hostess Laura for a fun evening. Food and drinks are available at the bar and advanced booking is recommended by calling Mark at 635 369 673. Contact: Unless indicated otherwise, telephone the CAS office on 95 252 3607 (10am – 1pm).
Playa Patrol beach clean up
A total of 31 team captains and 583 volunteers representing 27 countries including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Ethiopia, Finland, Germany, Kenya, Latvia, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Palestine, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, UK, Ukraine, USA, Venezuela, Wales and Zimbabwe, including families and children and CD Almuñécar City Football Club participated in the PLAYA PATROL SPRING CLEAN THE BEACH event that took place at Playa San Cristóbal and Playa Velilla in Almuñécar and Playa La Herradura. There was even a beach clean up by volunteers at Playa Cabopino (Marbella) to show their support. Special thanks to all the volunteers for their dedication and hard work to help keep our sea plastic free. “Expanding the beach clean ups to multiple beaches and multiple towns on the same date is a major undertaking and would be impossible without the hard work of Ocean Ambassadors, Christopher Jenkins, Dita Grunte, Rafa Coehlo, Ann-Marie Bönström and Rolf Hedberg,” said Ann Jenkins, Director of Asociación PLAYA PATROL. “There were stories from so many parents about the impact that the beach clean up has on their children.” According to Liliia DeCos, originally from the Ukraine, who lives in La Herradura at the moment and is travelling the world with her husband and 2 daughters, “My daughters Lia and Ksenia are 2 and 4 years old and after attending the first community beach clean up last year, they were so excited to help out again. The girls continue to draw pictures and talk with their friends about the dangers of plastic straws and bottle caps to fish and other creatures that live in the sea. Now when they see litter on the street or the beach, they stop to pick it up. For me, I had no idea
the dangers posed by cigarette butts to marine life and learned a lot just by participating in a beach clean up.” “Obviously everyone that came out today is passionate about helping to keep our sea plastic free and with so many international people participating, it felt as though a global inter-cambio was underway,” said Ann-Marie Bönström, Ocean Ambassador for Playa Velilla, originally from Sweden.
for providing the volunteers at Playa Velilla with an extra treat: homemade ice cream. A special thank you to Asociación Chiringuitos Costa Tropical for their financial support, to Costa Tropical Tourism and Carbonell for assistance with the project.
From the plastic pollution collected by the 30 teams, it is obvious that cigarette butts and micro-plastics are a big threat to the sea. Teams collected 40,000 cigarette butts and 430kg of litter in just under 1.5 hours and came across a wide variety of plastic pollution and other litter including rope, fishing line, broken umbrellas and beach chairs, fishing nets, tetra paks, batteries and drinking straws. The volunteers delivered the collected garbage to the various END ZONES for group photos and then helped carry it to the trucks courtesy of Town Hall, Department of Environment. Each beach was treated to drinks and tapas at one of three local chiringuitos: Chiringuito Bambú (La Herradura), Restaurante El Calabré (Playa San Cristóbal) and Chiringuito La Primera Ola (Playa Velilla). Thank you to L’Atelier
If you would like to be an Ocean Ambassador and help PLAYA PATROL expand into your local area in Costa Tropical, or become a Team Captain or Volunteer for an upcoming beach clean up, please visit www.playapatrol.com. Upcoming community events will take place on Sunday, June 30 (the week after San Juan) and Sunday, September 22 (to coincide with International Coastal Clean Up Day). Events run from 10:00am until 11:30am and beaches are announced in advance. Find us on Facebook @PlayaPatrolBeachCleanUp and on Instagram @Playa.Patrol. For more information contact Ann@Playa-Patrol.com +34.690.773.507 (English) or +34.681.620.593 (Spanish). Why not join us? It’s a great way to help keep our sea free from plastic
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Manish's Zodiac predictions - April Manish Kumar Arora, K.P. Astrologer, Numerologist, Tarot Card Reader & Vastu Consultant Facebook: manishastroconsultant email: manish@manishastrologer.com
Aries ( 21 March – 19 April )
You are mentally adventurous, ready and willing to learn, into “mind expansion”, and less attached to your values. You are forced to begin seeing others as separate individuals, and to improve the manner in which you relate to and with others. Make sure that you are engaging in due diligence regarding your body and health through this period, as it will be all too easy to forget those needs and slide into physical difficulties.
Taurus ( 20 April – 20 May )
Libra ( 23 September – 22 October )
You will learn through the course of this period to depend on yourself and to take pride in yourself for what you really are, not only how others see you. Romantic relationships might be tested during this time. You might feel overwhelming pressure coming from your casual love affairs, or the flaws in an existing romance seem to be screaming out at you.
Scorpio ( 23 October – 21 November )
You might find that inner and personal experiences are more important to you than more worldly ones during this cycle. You might recycle a fond old memory into a new chapter in your career, no matter how far you've come since. How you entertain yourself, how you have fun, and issues surrounding how you manage your ego are now coming up for “inspection”.
If you work hard at self-improvement, you will be one step closer to knowing where you are headed, and you will have re-built faith in yourself and your beliefs. A shaky feeling that causes you to splutter and avoid risks will be replaced with a more mature attitude towards adventure and facing the unknown. You are worth something, and you deserve compensation for what you do.
You might consider fine-tuning your talents and skills with higher education or experience during this cycle. You might have the opportunity to reach a broader audience and share your ideas and projects with more people. You would likely make significant changes to your relationships, leave behind a romance, or strengthen your stance on how you will derive pleasure from your life.
It’s time to be more conservative with your money, and feel more accomplished in so doing. You would learn to love yourself and take pride in yourself. Looking outside of yourself for “ego strokes” (whether through romance or other such “applause”) may prove to be fruitless. You might encounter opposition or resistance to your personal plans and goals, which forces you to re-evaluate your current projects or commitments.
Gemini ( 21 May – 20 June)
Sagittarius ( 22 November -21 December )
Cancer ( 21 June – 22 July )
Capricorn ( 22 December – 19 January )
Furthering your personal ambitions and interests comes more easily during this cycle. At times, you may feel like the sky is the limit. Ideals and spiritual goals that you may have taken for granted or worked with for many years might suddenly seem superficial or not particularly useful anymore. This is a cycle in which you need to define, understand, and crystallize your significant relationships with others.
Leo ( 23 July – 22 August )
You may be laying groundwork and building a long-term project that eventually has much significance in your life. The amount of satisfaction you are deriving from your relationship, the quality of the relationship itself, and how you view your partner are all things that you are examining now. Disillusionment is a possibility, as you are beginning to see your relationship without rosecoloured glasses now.
Virgo ( 23 August – 22 September )
You need to make a few changes in your life, and you now have the courage and drive to do so. Just be careful that you recognize the areas of your life that are dear to your heart. New learning experiences as well as “life” experiences (travel, adventures, contacts with others of a vastly different culture than yours, and so forth) are likely to emerge. 42 THE MARKET PLACE
You may find new and exciting channels for self-expression.You want to know what you can do, in terms of raw potential, in real terms. Your mind is on your purpose or “mission” in life, and your desire for success is stronger than ever. Your potential is called up for inspection. You are called to express your worth and calibre in measurable, concrete ways.
Aquarius ( 20 January – 18 February )
You have a more mature grasp of your own capabilities, you project a more responsible, perhaps serious, and self-assured personality to others. You are especially open to receiving grounded, practical advice, and benefit from humbly learning from others. You are likely to discover your true needs from partnerships, as well as what you can realistically give to a partner. You may take special joy in sharing a common cause or ideals with others.
Pisces ( 19 February – 20 March )
This month brings a fair measure of reality and objectivity, so that whatever relationships you have will be defined and re-defined. Relationships are seen now as serious things. Responsibilities to partners, the need to compromise, and the realities of the needs of others, become clear. Your spiritual world, compassion, private life, and tolerance expand and grow. Matters from the past are magnified in your life now.
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The Anxiety Conversation At the start of the new millennium, my world came crashing down. I knew I had to make drastic life-or-death changes and was lucky that through self-help groups I found the right people at the time. Then while I continued to help myself, I was also in the privileged position of being able to help others. By David Hurst
So I started looking around everywhere for people who knew about what makes people tick – about the human condition if you will. I’ve written health articles for national newspapers and magazines in Britain and around the world, so I was very thorough at this research. From everywhere, through books and the internet and people I met, I discovered amazing people who are world-renowned with good reason, such as Wayne Dyer, Eckhart Tolle, Scott Peck and Viktor Frankl. What they have to say and their understanding of life is excellent. Year after year my life seemed to grow and I pretty much lost the anxiety, and of course while not everything was perfect, overall my life undoubtedly progressed in the right direction for me. I'm very fortunate. Turmoil did happen, such as the two-year worsening illness of my father until he passed away a few years ago, or when my best friend Tim reached out to me for help but then after two months of intensive chatting I discovered that he had ended his life. That changed my perspective on life, so much that my wife Debs and I sold our house and bought a motorhome to travel in to visit family and friends. In the next few years, we visited about 350 friends and family members and travelled around 13 countries. Spain was one of them, and we kept finding ourselves drawn back to Nerja.
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Then it returned with a vengeance. It was because I became complacent. I stopped talking to people and reading and listening to or watching the sort of stuff that had helped me so much. I had a hideous couple of months, although no one would have known from looking at me. Like a lot of this, it was all going on inside. Feeling bewildered I arranged to meet several friends for a coffee in Nerja. When I arrived, not really feeling like going but forcing myself, there was only one free seat left round the table in Plaza de Cavana. I wanted to turn around and run. But I’m so happy I sat down now! The guy I sat next to was from Manchester and called Wayne Kemp and he told me he’d been a psychotherapist in Ireland for 25 years. We got on great and I started chatting with him every week for long talks about everything. What I heard astounded me, and I’d finish chatting with him each time and think: "Wow! This really needs to be out there, this guy knows his stuff better than anyone I’ve ever read, listened to or watched. This can help everyone, especially those really suffering." It was outstanding. I kept thinking this for several months and his knowledge on how to help with everything that affects people just continued to amaze me. In fact, it got increasingly breathtaking. He just had it all completely sussed and everything he said made perfect sense. I put his suggestions into my life – and where things had been good before, until that couple of patchy months, now they rocketed! I had a real spring in my step, plus I was able to start helping lots of people again. They too found their lives getting back on track and then going way beyond and better than anything they’d ever known. One morning early last summer I had the eureka moment for what should have been obvious all along – I was a
writer, so together we could put out Wayne’s knowledge and information in a book. I put that to him and we started immediately, there and then – with a great many of the interviews and the writing taking place in Nerja. Wayne came up with the title, The Anxiety Conversation, explaining that whatever people are struggling with – whether it is depression, addiction to something including alcoholism, OCD, bipolar, and of course anxiety itself – that having anxiety is all a substantial part of it. So now the book is recently published and the reaction is phenomenal. We’ve had people contact us to say it’s a “masterpiece”, “a major work”, and such as “it has amazing insights on every single page” – and what is music to my ears “this book can help everyone with any problem”. Both Wayne and I have known first-hand what it can be like when a deep dark hole opens, and we think it’s vital that anyone gets help from someone who’s actually been there and got out. Self-help books are massively popular now, with a 20 per cent rise in sales in Britain in the past 12 months alone, but nearly all of them are about merely surviving in the dark depths of such as depression or anxiety or whatever is the condition. This is definitely not the case. Wayne explains how they are there to encourage us to thrive in live instead. So the book details how the pain of mental health issues is actually the message for people to make changes and to grow positively in the direction that they need. The pain is how it gets our attention, and as with physical pain it’s telling us something, such as to move away or stop doing what you’re doing or that you need some help now. It’s the resistance to this
what they eat, what they drink, what they smoke, how little exercise they do and how much they worry about things. So it’s very important to get that side of it right. The other thing is, you have to find the meaning and purpose for your existence and to realise whatever you do, whatever you believe – whether you’re an atheist or whatever you are – that you’re not here to stay, you’re passing through. The meaning and purpose in your life is all within you. D: And everyone who has been given the gift of life has a meaning and purpose? W: Nobody is left out, we all have meaning, we all have purpose, talents and abilities – and once you look inside you’ll find your answers. Most people’s relationship with the feeling that time is ticking down, is running out, is to find an Grow old greatly escape from the sensation, a distraction, to take a drink or a drug or shop, work, D: How can we deal with ageing? W: The most important thing with age, first eat. Alternatively many people just make love to the fear and instead of the pain and foremost, is what you are doing in your life. People frequently eat themselves being seen as a warning it becomes an obsession. older, drink themselves older, smoke themselves older, worry themselves older So you have to find meaning and purpose to answer the human condition. I believe and then they have a lack of exercise in their lives. All these things make you older that’s part of why we are here. much quicker. Exercise is essential for I’ve met quite a few people who say that everyone. Find whatever exercise it is that when you die that’s the end of it, and they you enjoy. It’s got to be fun. do not seem to have any of the same sufferings I have in this world. They don’t You need to look at your mental, physical have the oversensitivity, they don’t have and spiritual way of being. Of course we the dream about meaning and purpose. all get older, but you can get older far That just seems to be how they are. They healthier than you think. So many people don’t appear to be conscious of any big have severe problems when they get question. older – but you can see why they do from pain that causes the greatest and longterm suffering. But my experience and of those thousands of others that Wayne has helped over the years is that from the pain or discomfort you can know the best life you’ve ever known. So I fully believe we have created a mesmerising book here, and I agree wholeheartedly with its accolades so far – and I can say that humbly as all I did was ask the questions. It’s Wayne that has gathered the fantastic knowledge and we both feel very fortunate that we can now pass that on to help as many people as possible. Here's a sample chapter from The Anxiety Conversation about getting older, or how to grow old greatly…
D: Are too many of us obsessed with time? W: Human beings are totally obsessed with time, especially in the modern age. Everyone wants to have everything done and dusted by the time they’re 30. And if it’s not done by 30, then it’s going to be done by 35. Then when they get to 40 it becomes 50, and by then if it hasn’t happened they give up. So do not fall for one of the Lower Power’s time-traps, such as that you better make up for the lost time – or the really big one that is thinking: I’m too old for this and I’m never going to do it now. You’re never too old to develop in life. I’ve read about people who never did any exercise at all who started running marathons in their 50s and 60s. Then here I am improving my tennis game, improving my linguistic ability, learning more about science than I’ve ever learned before, still growing spiritually, and I’m three-quarters of the way through my life, I think, or maybe two-thirds… D: I like the realisation that actually this isn’t our time anyway, that we’ve been granted this time… There has to be a meaning and purpose for that.
The Anxiety Conversation by Wayne Kemp & David Hurst is published in paperback or as an ebook, available in local bookshops and worldwide from Amazon: https://amzn.to/2NcLGCy (UK Amazon) https://amzn.to/2NY1g5p (Spanish Amazon)
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Micronutrients - Fluoride An essential mineral for healthy teeth, fluoride is stored in the body as calcium fluoride. But only 10% of the population in both the UK and Spain receive fluoridated water to promote dental health. In the UK the Water Act 2003 required water suppliers to comply with requests from local health authorities to fluoridate the water but not all water companies complied with this at the time. In the US things are a little different. The American Dental Association recommends water fluoridation as a safe, effective means of protecting against cavities and reducing tooth decay by 20 percent to 40 percent. Despite numerous studies showing safety and efficacy, water fluoridation sparks a heated debate. Roles in health Fluoride protects teeth by strengthening the enamel, making it more resistant to acid and demineralization and thereby preventing cavities. Fluoride also helps remineralize enamel, reverse early signs of tooth decay and can prevent growth of harmful oral bacteria. A 2015 Cochrane review questioned the impact of fluoride on cavities in adults, yet two government reviews concluded water fluoridation is effective in decreasing the prevalence and severity of cavities among adults and children. The CDC estimates fluoridated water reduces tooth decay by 25 percent among children and adults. Current recommendations Because insufficient data was available to set a Recommended Dietary Allowance, an Adequate Intake of fluoride was established in 1997. In 2015, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services revised the optimal fluoride level to 0.7 ppm for dental health. Concerns about dental fluorosis, a condition in which excess fluoride causes white lines or specks on children’s teeth, spurred this change from the 1962 recommendation of 0.7 to 1.2 ppm. 46 THE MARKET PLACE
In areas with naturally higher fluoride levels, communities must ensure the maximum level is below 4 ppm, a level considered hazardous. Signs of deficiency The only known sign of fluoride deficiency is an increased risk of cavities. Potential adverse effects Dental fluorosis can occur in children 8 and younger while teeth are still forming under the gums. Most cases of fluorosis are mild, affecting the appearance but not health of teeth. The National Research Council estimates the prevalence of severe dental fluorosis at near zero when fluoride concentrations are under 2 ppm. The incidence of fluorosis has increased primarily due to reconstituted infant formula made with fluoridated water and children swallowing toothpaste. Parents of infants exclusively fed prepared formulas are advised to use fluoride-free water to minimize the risk of mild fluorosis. Children younger than 6 should not use fluoridated mouthwash and should be discouraged from swallowing toothpaste. Skeletal fluorosis, also rare in the United States, involves the bones and joints. Early signs include nausea and vomiting, joint pain and stiffness that can advance over time to affect bone structure and increase risk of fractures. Risk for skeletal fluorosis occurs when consumption is above 6 ppm. A 2017 study suggested high levels of fluoride in utero could impact cognition and IQ, yet a 2015 study refutes that water fluoridation is neurotoxic and
lowers IQ. The Evidence Analysis Library’s Fluoride Systematic Review rated the association as having “limited evidence.” Numerous studies have reviewed the potential association between water fluoride levels and cancer; most have not found a strong link. Sources of fluoride Fluoride is found naturally in soil, water and food; it also is commonly added to toothpaste, mouthwash, dental gels, fillings, dental floss and water supplies. In the U.S., the largest source of fluoride is fluoridated water. Amounts vary between communities, bottled waters and well water. Fluoride in most foods is low, less than 0.5 ppm. Tea and foods that are fortified or mixed with water can have higher levels. Prescription supplements are available for children living in areas where water is not fluoridated. Bottom line Numerous studies support the safety of low-dose fluoridated water for dental health. Although in some countries, such as Germany they favour promoting good oral health by use of fluoridated salt and toothpaste, as well as fluoride tablets and washes, which are strongly encouraged. In countries where fluoride is added to the water supply, if desired, fluoride consumption can be lowered by drinking bottled water, using a fluoride filter for tap water and choosing fluoride-free toothpaste. Anyone concerned about excess fluoride consumption should consult a dentist.
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Easter Egg Crunch
Here is an Easter Egg recipe with a difference, a homemade granola in a makeshift Easter egg bowl is an unusual way to enjoy the traditional chocolate overload at Easter. Would make an indulgent but fun family breakfast!!!
PREPARATION (serves - 4) 1) Place the chocolate eggs in the fridge for a few hours to harden. 2) Preheat oven to 170° C 3) In a large bowl mix the oil, maple syrup, honey and vanilla together. 4) Tip in the rest of the granola ingredients and mix well 5) Pour into a large baking sheet and spread out evenly. Toast in the oven for 25-30 minutes. Stir once and toast for 5-10 minutes more. 6) Unwrap the eggs and carefully split in half using a blunt knife. Reserve any of the bits that break off to use for decoration later. 7) Mix half the raspberries through the yoghurt and place a small dollop in the centre of each plate. 8) Balance each chocolate egg cup on each dollop and fill with the remaining yoghurt. 9) Add a few large tablespoons of granola to each egg. Top with the reserved raspberries, broken chunks of chocolate egg and some honey. 48 THE MARKET PLACE
INGREDIENTS Granola l 2
tsp vegetable oil
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of maple syrup
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tbsp of honey
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tsp vanilla extract
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of rolled porridge oats
of sunflower seeds
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of pumpkin seeds
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of flaked almonds
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of chopped walnuts
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of raspberries
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C.A.S. (Costa Animal Society) 501 hours and counting… Last April the Costa Animal Society (CAS) undertook an assessment of their efforts over the preceding month and how that might relate to public policy. It was a simple experiment: How many hours did CAS volunteers contribute to our stated mission of attending to the homeless, and/or abandoned and abused dogs and cats in Nerja/Maro and its near environs. Without too much fanfare, drum roll please: 501 hours. So, how does this break down? We looked at the numbers and separated them into five categories: 1 2 3 4 5
Administration (correspondence, accounting, errand running, paperwork, monthly meetings, etc.) Fundraising, including the organising of events Retail (shop/Digame/press updates Animal rescue Animal care, fostering (no idea how to calculate this), vet visits, airport runs, socialisation, and probably about 18 other things.
One very interesting conclusion from this metric is HAPPY TALES
Rocky is a wonderful, young German Shepherd boy who was rescued by APA, the other local animal charity in Nerja. His story is an unfortunate tale of a cute and cuddly 4 month old pup adopted by a family who already owned a small male terrier. As Rocky matured into a full grown dog and began to assert his role in the family there was friction with the older terrier resulting in a serious clash. Sadly, Rocky was given up to CAS and because of a shortage of foster homes he was placed in kennels in February. He was then advertised for adoption in both social and print media in a cooperative effort between CAS and APA. This time the advertising in the local magazines by CAS proved successful as Rocky was seen by a nice English gentleman whose previous 50 THE MARKET PLACE
dog had died of cancer. The man had adopted his other dog from CAS eleven years prior and she had a wonderful life with him in the Frigliana campo. Rocky can now enjoy living with his new owner as a single companion without having to share his home with other dogs.
Lana is an elderly female Pointer cross whose owner died last year. Unfortunately, the family could not care for her so CAS housed her in kennels for 6 months until a place could be found for her. In cooperation with a sister group in Holland, CAS has found a forever home for Lana to live out her retirement years with a lovely Dutch couple.
CAS CAT CORNER CAS works very hard to keep the cat population in Nerja under control. When
that if the welfare of abused/abandoned animals was considered a community problem and as such a responsibility of town halls, all of the volunteer energy exhausted in categories 2,3, and 4 would disappear. (This 501 hour number is certainly a gross underestimate both in time and costs. Firstly, regarding hours; secondly, out of pocket expenses; and third, forth and fifthly, basically all that we do.) To read the full report and see our conclusions and recommendations visit our website:
casnerja.webs.com necessary we engage in the standard Trap-neuterreturn program described by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals as “the most humane, effective and financially sustainable strategy for controlling freeroaming cat populations.” If you think that keeping cat populations in check in urban centres is a community problem, we couldn’t agree with you more. Unfortunately, CAS has to undertake this program relying only on its private donors. And despite the generosity of local veterinarians the cost of sterilizing the cats can making for shocking end of the month vet bills. For all cat lovers, CAS’s own Fiona has set up a fantastic Facebook page you can see here: /East of Malaga
kittens and cats/Gatitos de la Axarquia. It will warm your heart.
CAS SHOP NEWS
What better way to help the Costa Animal Society (CAS) than to help yourself. Why not do a spring cleaning and thin out those heaving wardrobes. The CAS shop welcomes all donations of ladies’, mens’ and children’s clothing and accessories. How about the cupboards, bookcases and garage as well? From linen to accessories, books to DVDs, bric-á-brac, electrics and small pieces of furniture, all items are welcome. And while you’re at it you can peruse the shop with its large inventory of clean, wellpresented goods sure to find fantastic bargains for the whole family.
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The Costa Animal Society (CAS) is always in need of more volunteer helpers in a number of areas so if you have spare time to fill, please make CAS is always eager to hear from people contact! In particular, we are currently seeking someone or ones who can who are interested in becoming shop help with fundraising and social media volunteers. One four hour shift once promotion. a week makes a big difference. There are always two volunteers per shift In addition, fosterers are always making for a safe, relaxed, congenial required to take short-term care of environment. For more information animals until a permanent home can be please ring the shop on 643 212 409 and found. CAS will provide fosterers with ask to speak with our shop manager all they need: food, medicine, bedding, May Delaney. leads, etc., as well as advice at any time. Even if you are only here for few months a year, CAS would appreciate your help.
For general enquires and a no-obligation chat, contact CAS President Vera Newing on 95 252 9670. Despite the uncertainties of Brexit and the halting economic recovery, money is always needed to cope with the continuous flow of abandoned dogs and cats requiring help from the Costa Animal Society. If you could donate a little to help the animals, CAS would be most grateful. Bank : Cajamar Account Name : Costa Animal Society Account Number : 3058 0728 03 2720100283 BIC-Swift Code : CCRIES2A
11th Cómpeta Art Walk In Cómpeta the 11th Art Walk will take place on Saturday 20th, Sunday 21st and Tuesday 23rd and Wednesday 24th of April, 2019. If you love art, you don't want to miss it! Discover the beautiful village, while 38 international artists representing 9 different nationalities will show their work. You are welcome to participate in workshops to improve your own artistic skills. And there is the opportunity to see the artists at work. Feel free to meet them personally or admire their exhibited works of art: Paintings, drawings, textile art, photographic art, videoprojections, ceramics, bronze, wood, stone and steel sculptures. All will be displayed at different venues in the village. This year we're happy to anounce new activities! On Saturday morning there is a meditation ceremony. On Sunday afternoon you are invited to a storytelling event. Monday: a ‘free dance’ session. And also, the Art Walk welcomes Dutch 4 students of the Arnhem Theatre School! The 'Art-Walkers' will perform theatre in the streets of Cómpeta, submerging the village in creative vibes. Let yourself be carried away by positive energy and be open to new encounters! On top of that everyday you can enjoy exceptional live music!
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La Herradura
nestles between the Punta de la Mona to the east and the rock of Cerro Gordo to the west. The bay enjoys shelter from west winds creating mostly crystal-clear waters, and is a popular location for water sports & paragliding. There are numerous beach bars and restaurants serving specialities of the region, including tropical salads, fresh fish or paella. The Marina del Este near La Herradura is tucked betwen Punta de la Mona to the west and Cotobro to the east. It boasts a beautiful port, elegantly designed to incorporate select shops, art galleries, bars and restaurants. This small strip of coast also claims to be the best place to dive between Almeria and Gibraltar, and is home to one of the areas leading diving schools.
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services. Contact Jeanette Ashby 958 63 03 30 GEACONA (ECOLOGISTAS EN ACCION) Juan Ramon Cerezo (Spanish) 958 63 17 41 (Evenings) LA HERRADURA BRIDGE CLUB Duplicate Bridge Tuesdays at 3.30pm (October to March) at Las Palomas Tennis Club. Details on www. bridgewebs.com/laherradura. SOS ANIMALES DE ANDALUCÍA Animal protection group. Always an urgent need for volunteers and donations: Julie Lochbrunner 958 88 1833 670 733 476
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Clubs & Organizations
41 CLUB Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 19:00 in Hotel Al Andaluz in Maro. All former Round tablers are welcome. Please look at www.41clubnerja.org AECC A local branch of the Spanish Cancer Association It organises fund raising, volunteer work, palliative care, phychological support, diagnostics and physiotherapy among other
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THE MUNICIPAL MARKET - 6 days a week: 9.00-14.00 hrs in the Avenida de twice a month) and members meetings. Marion Möller 958 la Cala. 630736. Choir that performs locally and abroad. Marnie MERCADILLO - Fridays in the fairground Hagger 958 63 0905. New singers welcome! (beside the arch at the entrance to KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL Meet 2nd and 4th Thursdays in town). Clubs & Organizations the month Almunecar: 610 72 86 68 Nerja: 656 82 91 57 SECOND HAND MARKET - Sundays 1041 CLUB Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 19:00 in Hotel Al SOS ANIMALES DE ANDALUCÍA Animal protection group. 14.00hrs, same place as Friday market. Andaluz in Maro. All former Round tablers are welcome. Please look at Always an urgent need for volunteers and donations: Julie HANDICRAFT MARKET - Daily in the www.41clubnerja.org Lochbrunner 958 88 1833. Plaza de Abderramán. ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY Club’s observatory on the Loma del Gato, PARENT & TODDLERS GROUP Now in Almuñecar, for more Taramay. Members activities including meetings and beginner’s astronomy Fiestas information call Carolina Martin 627 736 759. classes and regular use of the observatory’s 30cm telescope. Luis 958 63 03 TROPICAL TONES HARMONY CHORUS Gentlemen, do you January 20 Fiestas de San Sebastián. 57. secretaria@astroperseo.com. enjoy singing? Can you hold a tune? Come along and join February/March Carnival COTOBRO BRIDGE CLUB meets on Fridays at 3pm at the Cotobro Tennis Club. in. Don’t read music? MP3 tracks provided. Mondays 11am 1st-3rd May Cruces de Mayo. Details on www.bridgewebs.com/cotobro. Hotel Arrayanes 5 Paseo Cotobro Almuñecar (near Chinos). 15th May San Isidro. 16 July Day of the Virgen Carmen. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Meetings every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month in Membership - Brenda 958784801 15 Aug Fiesta de la Virgen de la Antigua. Bookings - Wolf 952525573 Bar Pinball, Paseo del Altillo, Almuñecar. All nationalities. 29 September Fiesta de San Miguel. JUVENTUDES MUSICALES DE ALMUÑECAR Classical concerts (normally October Fiesta de la Chirimoya.
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Clubs & Organizations ALOHOLICS ANONYMOUS English Meetings - Nerja and El Morche. Contact AA Hotline 600 379 110 for all times and locations. CRAFT CLUB Meetings every two weeks in Torrox Pueblo. Tel: Ann 95 253 9530. EXCHANGE INTERCULTURAL IDEAS Meetings Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Ring Monika on 679564 685 for exact times. NEW FRIENDS GROUP Talks, outings, dinners, games, dancing, adventures & much more... All independent minded people welcome. For more details call Suzy 952 96 77 76 or 620 742 393. U3A AXARQUIA The U3A aims to provide an opportunity for people to enjoy stimulating activities and enhance their knowledge and skills for pleasure. It’s run voluntarily, by members for members, open to all English speaking adults of any nationality. Like minded members meet together to pursue recreational activities that are thought provoking and fun. We currently have 14 different activities to choose from. Visit our website for more information and to contact us – www.u3aaxarquia.com
is said to have the ‘best climate in Europe’, with sea views and protection from the cold North winds by the Tejeda and Almijara mountains. Torrox Costa boasts 9 km of wide sandy beaches, with many chiringuito’s and restaurants to choose from. Torrox Pueblo is a typical whitewashed Andalucian village, steeped in history with remains dating back to the Romans.
TAI CHI CLASSES Torrox Pueblo, in the “centro de dia para mayores de Torrox Pueblo”, every Monday and Wednesday from 10am to 11am. For details call Christina Gerardes 952 53 49 88 GOLF TOGS (Torrox Golf Society) if you would like a friendly but competitive game of golf each Sunday morning at Baviera, then why not join TOGS, possibly the friendliest Society on the Costa. E mail: torroxgolfsociety@gmail.com or call Captain: George Clay on 625 936 814 41 CLUB Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 19:00 in Hotel Al Andaluz in Maro. All former Round tablers are welcome. Please look at www.41clubnerja.org LODGE OF EUROPEAN FRATERNITY NO. 52. Any brethren visiting the area and wishing to attend one of our meetings, or interested in joining our lodge, should contact either, David on 658 655 511 or Sandy on 646 436 967 for further details. Visitors and joining members are always welcome. AQUA AEROBICS Every Saturday 10.30- 11.30 AM, Torrox Public Pool. All levels of fitness welcome. Please ring Jennifer for more information and to book your place. 95 252 3599 Text- 605624551 Email: jenniferjoule7@hotmail.com
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5 August Fiesta Virgen de las Nieves, Torrox Costa 1st weekend October Feria - Torrox Pueblo Sunday before Christmas Fiesta de las Migas, Torrox Pueblo. Free migas and wine given to visitors to the town.
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Useful Numbers - Torrox Costa CHEMISTS F.J.Lopez Navas 95 253 0279 M. Gómez Calatrava 95 253 8031 S. Fernández Ramos 95 253 8161 DOCTORS CLINICS 95 253 1823 95 253 0908 CLINICAL ANALYSIS 95 253 2393 VETERINARY CLINIC 95 253 4818 GUARDIA CIVIL 95 253 8008 TOWN HALL 95 253 8010 TOURIST OFFICE 95 253 0225 LOCAL POLICE 95 253 9828 POST OFFICE 95 253 8117 FIRE BRIGADE 95 253 0991
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Nerja
was once a sleepy fishing village but now the town has a population of over 21,000. The Balcón de Europa is a magnificent promenade that was made famous by King Alfonso XII , who’s statue now takes pride of place at the far end. Close by is the 17th century Church of El Salvador, and the beautiful gardens of Capistrano Playa. There are many beaches to be found either side and in front of the town, including Burriana with its numerous cafés and restaurants. Here too, you can take advantage of the water sports on offer, including water skiing, scuba diving and sailing. Just outside Nerja on the coast road towards Maro is a very impressive aquaduct which used to supply the local sugar factory.
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Clubs & Organizations
41 CLUB Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 19:00 in Hotel Al Andaluz in Maro. All former Round tablers are welcome. Please call Alfie 626 998 626 or look at www.41clubnerja.org ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS English Meetings, Nerja, Centro Giner de los Rio, C/ Diputación 2. Fri: 7pm big book study, Fri: 8:30pm, Sat: noon, Tue: 3pm, Thurs: 3pm. Local contact number: 657 180 373. AA Hotline 600 379 110 ALSO NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Monday: 3pm, Wednesday: 7.30pm ALMIJARA BOWLS CLUB Open for play on 6 outdoor rinks 7 days a week at La Raqueta Tennis and Bowls Club, located opposite the Nerja Club Hotel (N340) and between Supersol and the entrance to Capistrano Village. Club days Monday, Wednesday and Friday 11amstart. Prospective members welcome. Tel: 95 252 2225 Website: http:// almijarabowlsnerja.wordpress.com AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL CLUB (AIC) Check out our website (www.americaninternationalclub.com), our FaceBook page (https://www.facebook.com/nerjaclub) or email aicnerja@aol.com for more information. The American International Club (AIC) is an international social and charitable association. The AIC welcomes international residents and visitors. We have numerous social gatherings every month! Everyone is welcome! BOWLS AT THE HOTEL JIMESOL The Nerja Short Mat Bowls Club offers friendly short mat bowls at the centrally located Hotel Jimesol. Bowling every Monday and Thursday afternoons from 1.45pm to 4.15 pm with members of the original short mat bowls club in Nerja. Visitors and new members most welcome. Equipment and tuition available. Contact ; Marian Collins 952 523 754 or Malcolm Saunders 952 520 579. BUENA VISTA PETANCA CLUB Plays on Monday and Thursday mornings (10.30am) at Torrox Park. For further information: Nigel Wallace on 951 321 215. CLUB INTERNACIONAL DE NERJA Calle San Juan 42. Nerja. Social and Cultural Association No 1612. Telephone during opening hours 00 34 952 521 858. Opening hours: Mon from 19.30 hrs/Tues, Thurs and Sat 11.00 to 14.00 hrs. Open Some Thursday Evenings check for details. Facebook: cidnerja. New membership year started on the 1st November 2016 and is E15 per person. COSTA ANIMAL SOCIETY A registered charity which raises money to help abandoned animals looking after them and finding them new homes. For information on fund raising, volunteering or if you can offer an animal a home please contact Vera on 95 252 9670. For events please telephone Diana on 679 714 612. For more details look at www. casnerja.org. The new shop is now in Calle Castilla Perez 2, Nerja and the telephone number is 689 31 43 50. New members are always welcome. COSTA CAMERA CLUB NERJA We are a group sharing an interest in photography and are of mixed ability and experience. We meet every second and fourth Thursday of the month at 5.30pm in the Salon Social, Capistrano Village. Anyone interested in joining us will be most welcome so come along and see what we do but please either contact us first or check our website as we sometimes travel elsewhere on club days to take pictures. Telephone 645 053 258, email coscamclub@gmail.com or look at our web site www.costacameraclub.com. CUDECA CANCER CHARITY, is always in need of quality furniture in good saleable condition, (sofas, beds, bookshelves etc), so if anyone has anything they are able to donate, they should ring Sue Maull on 638 108 564, who will collect from all over the Axarquía region (ie from Nerja to approx Rincón de la Victoria and upwards from all the villages etc). CUDECA NERJA SUPPORT GROUP to help people who are living with the difficult situation of cancer or other life limiting illnesses or the people who care for them. Meet 2nd Thursday each month at 11.30 a.m. in Cafeteria Cavana which is across the road from the rear of El Salvador Church in Nerja. We meet in the rear Patio area. We also help by telephone 952 564 910 or e-mail: cudeca@cudeca.org FERNANDO'S FRIENDS A support group for people experiencing loss (through death / ill health / loss of self-esteem). Including Volunteers, Nurse, Psychologist and Social Worker. Contact Liz englishnurse@rocketmail.com 951 242 449 or mobile / WhatsApp 692 419 548 or Sarah: 600 715 301 FOTOCLUB NERJA C/ Diputación nº2 (Centro Giner de los Rios) Nerja. Enjoy photography with us! 600 204 021 GINS GOLF INTERNATIONAL NERJA SOCIETY. Founded over 30 years ago GINS has around 300 Members from many countries around the world. They play competitions at Anoreta, Baviera and Los Moriscos every week with monthly away games at interesting courses around the Costa del Sol and guests are welcome to join them at any of these. They also have a social calendar for members and their partners to enjoy away from the course. Please visit www.ginsgolf.com for full details or email membership@ginsgolf.com. GRUPO DE CAMERA CANTILENA Small, early music group. Performing primarily vocal music from medieval to late renaissance Spain and France. Instrumentalists welcome. Wednesday evening rehearsals. Tel 952 520 003. KING OF HEARTS BRIDGE CLUB Monday, Thursday and Friday at 3pm. Rest Haveli, C/ Cristo 42, Nerja. Tel. 952 52 42 97 LIONS CLUB - NERJA visit us at the NERJA LIONS SUNDAY MARKET, held every Sunday of the year on the market place at Almijara 11, open to the public from 8-00 hrs until 14 -00 hrs. Tel: Elke Lange 693706900 or Tristan Mosedale 958 639 896. LODGE OF EUROPEAN FRATERNITY NO 52, Any brethren visiting the area and wishing to attend one of our meetings, or interested in joining our lodge, should contact either, David on 658 655 511 or Sandy on 646 436 967 for further details. Visitors and joining members are always welcome. MOVE IT TO MUSIC! is a gentle, informal and fun dance fitness class, popular with the 50+ age group. Classes held on Saturdays in the winter months, 11-12 noon, Time Sport Gym, Avda de Pescia 21, Nerja, 5D - more info? - m: 675 846 217 / moveittomusic@yahoo.co.uk. NERJA BRIDGE CLUB holds Duplicate Bridge sessions for members and visitors on Wednesdays and Fridays at 2.30pm. Partners can be arranged by calling Joan on 95 252 0579 or David on 669 620 717. The ‘No-Fear’ sessions for less experienced players, no partner required, take place on Mondays at 2.30pm, please call 95 252 4743 for information. The Club meets in its own premises at Avda Castilla Perez, 1 (blue double doors at the side of Cafeteria Royal). Further information and results of all sessions can be seen on the Club’s website bridgewebs.com/nerja. NERJA HISTORY GROUP (NHG) is for anyone interested in Spanish History. We have Lectures and trips each month. We are of mixed Nationalities and lectures are conducted in English. Meetings are held at the Nerja Museum, above the underground car park, starting at 11.00 a.m. finish approx. 12.30 p.m. Please see www.nerjahistorygroup.es and or email nerjahistorygroup@yahoo.com NERJA LADIES BOOK CLUB Do you like to read books and discuss them while making new friends? Then drop in and meet us. We usually meet every 6 weeks on a Wednesday Evening from 8-10pm. For further information email
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nerjaladiesbookclub@yahoo.com or you can find us on FaceBook. NERJA PHILOSOPHICAL GROUP Contact Marilyn Barry: innerway@ cali.co.uk NERJA WHIST CLUB Restaurant Avenida, Nerja. Mondays 8.00pm. New members welcome. Call Gwyneth or Gwynfa 95 252 3194. POCAPECUNIA the Charity Shop in Aid of the Love A Child Foundation, Calle Bella Vista 6 in Nerja, is in urgent need of all kinds of jewelry, including watches and DVD’s. Opening hours Monday to Saturday from 10am to 1.30pm. ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, NERJA BRANCH meets twice a month for lunch - on the 3rd Thursday at the Al Andalus Hotel, Maro and on the 1st Friday at the Nuevo Arenas Restaurant, La Herradura. Everyone is welcome to join us. Booking is essential. Please contact Kim on tel: +44 7988029001 or email: kim_bowe1@hotmail.com. For any other information about the Branch contact Eddie, our Chairman, on tel: +44 7590717384 or email: eddiebowe1@hotmail.com. SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING. Tel: 95 252 4477 TALLER DE LA AMISTAD Help for adults with learning disabilities. Open Monday to Friday from 9-5. Urbanizacion Condal s/n. Nerja. Tel. 952 52 88 97. Fax. 952 52 88 72. Mobile. 665 523 146. tallerdelamistad@ hotmail.com. THE ARTS SOCIETY NERJA We meet each 2nd Tuesday of the month between October & May at the Cultural Centre (Casa Cultura), Calle Granada, Nerja at 6pm. We have 8 illustrated lectures per season presented in English by experts from the UK. Visit our very active website: www.theartssocietynerja.com THE LITTLE WEED ALLOTMENT GROUP near La Noria in Nerja, for growing your own vegetables. For more info, call Ted on 693 051 515 or e-mail littleweedallotments@gmail.com THE NERJA CULTURAL CENTRE 95 252 3863 THE NERJA DANCE CLUB At the Cafeteria Avenida (near the cemetery, petrol station and Police Station) in Nerja. Beginners Class at 8.30pm - learn The Cha Cha Cha and The Waltz. As you get better you can come along at 7pm and learn other dances and/or practise until 10.30 - with help. Private lessons are also available before 9pm. Eric and Jennifer have been teaching for many years and understand your worries and needs. Dancing is fun and everyone at the club will encourage and help you. Couples and single people all welcome. If you would like more information please ring Eric and Jennifer on 95 252 35 99. THE NERJA PLAYERS If you have an interest in theatre and the performing arts join this group who regularly perform rehearsed readings of plays and other material. The Nerja Players meet on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month from October to April at 18.45 hours in the Bridge Club premises at the top of Calle Castilla Perez 1, Nerja (the large blue double doors). For further information please visit https://www.thenerjaplayers.com or follow us on Facebook @ The Nerja Players. For all enquiries please email admin@nerjaplayers.com or visit www.nerjaplayers.com or follow us on Facebook @ The Nerja Players THE OXFORD & CAMBRIDGE ALUMNI CLUB Ian Mortimer email: iandcla@gmail.com. TRUMPS BRIDGE An international club which holds duplicate bridge sessions for members and visitors on Mondays and Thursdays at 3.00pm at the Nerja Club Hotel. Call Andrew on 677 655 095 or Marion on 626 796 913 if you need a partner or further info.
Markets
Tuesdays: Urb. Almijara II Sundays: Lions Club Flea Market. Urb. Almijara II
Fiestas
February Carnival 14-15 May Fiesta of San Isidro. Parade from the Balcón de Europa to the Nerja Caves. Traditional costume, floats and oxen. 23 June San Juan 16 July Fiesta de la Virgen del Carmen. 9- 12 October Nerja Feria. Week long fiesta.
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AMBULATORIO 95 252 3131 MEDICAL EMERGENCIES 902 505 061 CASE OF LIFE OR DEATH 061 DOCTORS Dr. Teresa Palomas 95 252 4992. CHEMISTS Acosta Arce, C/. Carlos Millon Molina Padilla, Avda. Castilla Pérez 24 VETERINARY CLINIC Clínica San Fernando, C/. Chaparil, 95 252 1838 GUARDIA CIVIL C/. San Miguel, 95 252 0091 MUNICIPAL POLICE 95 252 1545 TOWN HALL General enquiries, 95 254 8400 TOURIST OFFICE 95 252 15 31 TAXI RANK 95 252 4519 ELECTRICITY 95 252 0442 WATER 95 252 0400
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is a small village only 4 km from Nerja with only 2000 inhabitants. There are many fine restaurants and cafés, and views of the sea from the Balcón de Maro. Maro is the closest village to the Nerja Caves, which are some of the most famous in Spain.
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TOURIST OFFICE 95 252 15 31 NERJA CAVES 95 252 9520 DENTIST 95 252 9666 Dentadanes, C/. San Miguel s/n, Maro Club 12
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Nerja Church Services THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF NERJA & ALMUÑECAR Services at Iglesia de San Miguel (St. Michael's Church) every Sunday as 12 noon and at Capilla de Nuestra Señora del Carmen (Fisherman's Chapel) Almuñecar every Sunday at 09.30am (except during August in Almuñecar). There is also a short service of Holy Communion on Wednesdays at 0930am in the Church Shop, Calle Malaga, Nerja. Details of how to find the churches are also available in the Church Shop. Priest in Charge: Father Nigel Thomas. Tel: Church House 952 521 339 Church Shop 952 522 460. ROMAN CATHOLIC MASS TIMES, EL SALVADOR, NERJA Sunday: 10.30 am. English & Spanish. 12.00 & 8.00 pm Weekdays: (Except Wed ) 8.00pm. (Summer Time) SAN MIGUEL CHURCH Priest: Father Antonio Sunday: 10.30am Thurs, Fri & Sat: 8.00pm (Summer Time) Confessions before mass or by appointment. See notice for other services. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS C/.Granada 81, Nerja 10am-1:30pm. Tel. 95 252 6206 COMMUNITY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP C/.Pintada 35, 2nd floor, Nerja. Worship Sunday mornings (English/Spanish) at 10am. Tel: 95 252 1776 FELLOWSHIP OF JESUS CHRIST THE KING Whether you live in Spain or are visiting our area, we would be delighted to welcome you to the Fellowship of Jesus Christ The King. Our meetings are characterised by uplifting songs and relevant sermons and a modern but reverent service, followed by free tea or coffee & biscuits. Why not come along and make new friends, every Sunday at 10.30. (John 3:16). Pasaje San Miguel, Nerja , 29780. Email: Njmoorhead@gmail.com Tel: 655806267/951978844 Find us on Facebook : www.facebook.com/FOJCTK/
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LODGE OF EUROPEAN FRATERNITY NO. 52. Any brethren visiting the area and wishing to attend one of our meetings, or interested in joining our lodge, should contact either, David on 658 655 511 or Sandy on 646 436 967 for further details. Visitors and joining members are always welcome. 41 CLUB Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 19:00 in Hotel Al Andaluz in Maro. All former Round tablers are welcome. Please call Alfie 626 998 626 or look at www.41clubnerja.org
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1. DR. PALOMAS 2. MASALA HOUSE, Indian Restaurant 3. LA TABERNA, Traditional Spanish Tapas Bar / Restaurant 4. LEX IURIS, Legal Services 5. COCINAS NERJA, Kitchens 6. FIERECILLAS, Pet Shop / Vet 7. OLE OPTICA, Optician 8. BUREAU DE CHANGE 9. TEAM ESPAÑA, Real Estate 10. CUDECA, Charity Shop 11. COMMUNITY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP (2nd floor) 12. POCAPECUNIA, Charity Shop 13. WALLI RON, Hairdressing Salon 14. CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 15. RUSKINS, Restaurant 16. NERJA HOLIDAY LETTS 17. BEAUTY BY KATIE, Beauty Salon 18. CNR SPORTS BAR 19. THE PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC 20. KEY HOMES SPAIN, Real Estate 21. AUTOS TIVOLI, Car Hire & Repairs 22. LESSAGGRO, Car Hire & Airport Transfer 23. SPARKLES, Hairdressing Salon 24. TELEVIDEO, Satellite TV 25. LA GALERIA, Restaurant 26. DIGIPRINT NERJA, Printing Services 26. MARKET PLACE MAGAZINE
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27. INK & CHIPS, Computer Sales & Repairs 28. DENTAL CLINIC, Dra. Nieves Carmona Sierra 29. NAMASTE, Nepalese & Indian Restaurant 30. LA LLAVE DE ORO, Locksmith 31. SKANDIA MAKLARNA, Real Estate 32. NERJA PROPERTY SHOP, Real Estate 33. TALLERES COSTA DEL SOL, Car Body Shop 34. DREAM PROPERTIES, Real Estate 35. AYO'S, Beach Restaurant 36. SECURE SOLUTIONS 37. TASTE OF INDIA, Restaurant 38. THE ENGLISH LAUNDRY 39. CLINICA SAN FERNANDO, Vet 40. AUTOS FIESTA - GARAGE NUEVA NERJA 41. FISIOTERAPIA JUDY 42. SMUGGLERS INN, Bar 43. BAKERS BAR, Restaurant 44. STARRS, Tapas & Vino 45. EL FUEGO, Bar 46. KK'S, Bar & Restaurant 47. LA COCINA DEL ALMA, Restaurant & Tapas 49. THE STEAKHOUSE AT BURRIANA, Restaurant 50. NERJAMAR, Real Estate 51. BAR EL BOSQUE 52. DONNA MONROE'S II, Hairdressing Salon 53. OLAS, Sports Bar & Restaurant 54. GOLDEN CURRY, Indian Restaurant 55. GRUPO DENTAL CLINICS
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Torre del Mar
is just 30 minutes from Malaga, and is the beach resort of Velez Málaga. Its population of 21,000 grows between June and September to 150,000. The towns attractions have expanded over the last few years to cope with the demand, and now the four kilometres of beach have been enhanced by an impressive promenade, which stretches all the way to Caleta de Vélez, a port providing over 200 berths and offering sailing and water sports. Throughout the summer, there are many Chiringuitos on the beach, serving fresh barbequed fish and ice cold beers. In 2002, Paseo de Larios was pedestrianized, and is now a tranquil promenade, with plenty of pavement cafés and restaurants. At the seafront end of Larios is a line of bars and discos which continue throughout the night on Fridays and Saturdays. The history of Torre is uncertain, but it is thought that it might have been part of an ancient Greek settlement, known as Mainake, which was destroyed by the Carthaginians. Tombs of the Carthaginians were found at the mouth of the river Velez. More recently, it was a small fishing village until major development began in the 1970’s.
Clubs & Organizations
41 CLUB Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 19:00 in Hotel Al Andaluz in Maro. All former Round tablers are welcome. Please call Alfie 626 998 626 or look at www.41clubnerja.org ALOHOLICS ANONYMOUS English Meetings - Nerja and El Morche. Contact AA Hotline 600 379 110 for all times and locations. CLUB INTERNATIONAL - TORRE DEL MAR All welcome! Meets every Tuesday at La Vega Restaurante near petrol station at 7:30pm. Tel 95 254 18 58 DSS ASOCIACION HISPANO DANESA, TORRE DEL MAR For Info: Tel/Fax: 95 211 5923 LUX MUNDI Ecumenical Centre. Avda. Moscatel 1 “I”, (Gardens of Viña Malaga/Antigua Casa de la Viña), Torre del Mar. Not a club! No membership! Informal friendly meeting place for all nationalities. Opening hours Monday through Friday 10.00am to 1.00pm and 3.00pm to 6.00pm. Please ring for details 95 254 3334. lux-mundi@lux-mundi.org ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, TORRE DEL MAR BRANCH Meets every Wednesday from 12 noon until 2pm, in La Vega Restaurant (near Mercadona). There is a warm welcome awaiting all, so please come and have some fun. For information on membership or Welfare please telephone 628 343 198. THE AMERICAN CLUB Málaga East. Informal drop in for a chat 12-2pm every Saturday at Hotel Rincón Sol, Rincón de la Victoria. CUDECA CANCER CHARITY is always in need of quality furniture in good saleable condition, (sofas, beds, bookshelves etc), so if anyone has anything they are able to donate, they should ring Tony on 661 826 654, or Melanie on 638 108 564, who will collect from all over the Axarquía region (ie from Nerja to approx Rincón de la Victoria and upwards from all the villages etc). PHOENIX SOCIAL CLUB is open to all nationalities but the lingua franca is English. It is a non political and secular organisation & during these very difficult financial times, we try to keep costs down to a minimum. We offer an opportunity to make lasting friendships, to help each other & share information but primarily to have fun in a friendly and inclusive association. You do not have to be a member to join us on our trips. We meet every Tuesday between 12.00 and 2.00 in La Vega restaurant, Torre del Mar. Our subs are very reasonable, E7.50 for couples, E5 for singles and a E5pp one off joining fee. We raise funds annually for the members’ choice of Charity, which currently are AVISA, The Volunteer Interpreters Association at the Comarcal Hospital, La Cruz Roja, Los Angeles de Axarquia and Help4Heroes 58 THE MARKET PLACE
- Come along and meet us! Call Gail on 951067723, mobile 626370695 or phoenixsocialclub@yahoo.co.uk Catch us on the web – www.phoenixsocialclub.co.uk PROBUS is a World Wide Organisation that invites you to come along and see what we are all about. We meet every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 2.00pm at Trapiche Restaurant, Velez Malaga. We have a meal and discuss whatever are points of interest to all. The first Meeting of the month we attempt to have a interesting Speaker, covering peoples experiences through life, or legal requirements. Probus is basically a male Organisation but partners/wives are invited to those meetings when a Speaker is attending. A couple of times a year we organise a meal at a different Restaurant recommended by a member. We also arrange trips to places of interest, such as Cudeca Hospice, Lanjaron water, we have also been to the Algarve, and this November we have arranged a 5 day cruise from Malaga as something a little different from the norm. We are always looking for new members with new ideas, so come along and give us a try. Contact Alan Briggs, on alanbriggs176@outlook.com to arrange a day.
Church Services
TORRE DEL MAR ST. BARNABAS CHURCH Spanish episcopal service in English. Holy Communion 11.00am 2nd and 4th Sundays. Tel: 952 030 461(Priest). Lux Mundi Ecumednical Centre, Avda. Moscatel 1 “I”, (Gardens of Viña Malaga/ Antigua Casa de la Viña). TORRE DEL MAR EVANGELICAL CHURCH (Part of the Spanish Evangelical Church in partnership with the Presbyterian Church in Ireland) meets every Sunday at 11.00 a.m. in Legends Bar, Calle Don Cipriano Maldonado Jimenez 9 (just past the bus station, heading to Velez Malaga). Everyone will be very welcome. Call Steve Anderson 671 410 137. ST. GEORGE’S ANGLICAN CHURCH Chaplain: Revd. Canon Paul Wignall - Tel: 630 909 131, email: chaplain@stgeorgemalaga.org Assistant Curate: Revd Doreen Cage – Tel: 618 430 763, email: jmnct123@gmail.com Vélez Málaga: Holy Communion/Morning Prayer Service held Sunday mornings at 10.30am in the Antigua Capilla de San José, Calle Linares 7. Chaplaincy Wardens: velez-malaga@ stgeorgemalaga.org For further information on Chaplaincy activities please see our web page: www.stgeorgemalaga.org ROMAN CATHOLIC MASS IN ENGLISH. Every Saturday night 5pm winter, 6pm summer excluding August, at Lux Mundi Ecumenical Centre, Avda Moscatel 1 “I”. CORNERSTONE INTERNATIONAL CHURCH is a multi-denominational multi-cultural church family.
Our services are in English. All are welcome to attend. Our teaching and preaching ministry is relevant to today’s Christian living in a secular world. Our desire is to challenge the believer to be more passionate in his/her pursuit of knowing God and to help the non-believer come to saving faith in Christ and to live a life of discipleship. Located at Calle Solera 2, Local 2 (The Violin Shop) 29740 Torre del Mar, Malaga. Accross the street from Torre del Mar Bus Station. Phone Number: +34.634.540.519
Market
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Fiestas
TORRE DEL MAR 16 July Procession of Sea Virgen del Carmen 23 May Fiesta, 22-26 July Feria 9-11 July Feria de Caleta de Velez ALMAYATE 2 May Fiesta, 2-4 July Feria ALGARROBO 20 January Dia de San Sebastian 1st weekend August Feria 2nd Saturday of September Flamenco night BENAJARAFE 16-18 July Feria 16 July Procession of Sea Virgen del Carmen
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HOSPITAL COMARCAL 951 067 000 RED CROSS 95 254 0785 AMBULATORIO 95 254 2396 DOCTORS Dr. Blanco Barcenilla & Dr. Blanco de Grado, Surgery Myriam, 95 254 57 70. Emergencies: 608 755 462 Dr. Eskeif, Clinica san Baker, Tel:95 254 15 58. Mobile: 608 45 43 54 TOWN HALL Paseo Larios 952 54 06 65 DENTISTS Clinica Dental Axarquia 95 254 6246 Clinica Algarrobo 95 255 0521 CHEMISTS Bermejo Valenzuela, Urb. Plaza Mar Centro Lara Alba, Avda. de Andalucía 119 ∙ Marco Martínez, C/. Santa Margarita 9. GUARDIA CIVIL 95 254 01 46 TOWN HALL 95 254 04 71 NATIONAL POLICE 95 254 2000 TOURIST OFFICE 95 254 1104
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Lake Viñuela
is a 15 minute drive from the N340 Autovia, leaving at the junction for Velez Malaga. Head inland along the A356; this direction also leads to numerous inland white villages. The first turning on our map is to Benamocarra, which is sign posted to the right after the last roundabout into Velez Malaga. This road will take you back over the main road and then also on to Iznate, and divides to take you to Almachar, El Borge and Cutar. The second turning off the A356 is on the right (after the Repsol garage) to Trapiche. Continue on the A356, and immediately you will see another junction on the left, sign posted to Benamargosa, Triana, Comares and Cutar. This road will also take you as far as Rio Gordo (for a scenic drive). There is a popular Spanish bar on the corner of this junction called El Cruz. Back on the A356, continue on and you will pass another junction on the right, to Canillas de Aceituno, and finally you will see Lake Vinuela in front of you. Turn right before the lake for Puente de Don Manuel, Alcaucin, Viñuela and Periana; carry straight on for Los Romanes, Rio Gordo and Colmenar.
Fiestas
ALCAUCIN: 20 Jan Fiesta of San Sebastian. 25-27 June Feria of Puente Don Manuel. 5-9 August August Feria. 6 August Festival of Flamenco. 30 October Chestnut Fair with tasting. ALMACHAR: 1st weekend in May Fiesta of San cristo. 19 May Romeria. Last weekend of July Feria of señora del Aparo. 1st Saturday Sept Fiesta of Ajo Blanco (local speciality soup) with free degustation. BENAMARGOSA: 20 Jan Fiesta of San Sebastian. 1st weekend August Summer Feria. BENAMOCARRA: 21 February Carnival. Easter Sunday Romeria. 15-16 May Fiesta of San Isidro. 11 Sept Fiesta of music and Folklore with degustacion. 21-24 October Fiesta in honor of Santo Cristo de la salud. CANILLAS DE ACEITUNO: Last Sunday of April Fiesta of the Virgen de la Cabeza and day of the Black pudding with degustacion and wine. Second weekend of August Feria of the Virgen de la Cabeza. COMARES: 18 Jan Street feria with music and dancing. 19-22 August Fiesta of San Hilario. 7-11 Sept Night of the candles. PERIANA: 27 March Fiesta of green olives with degustacion of typical mill breakfast. 13-16 May Fiesta of San Isidro and flamenco festival. End of July Fiesta of the Peach with degustacion and flamenco. 3rd weekend of August August fair. TRIANA: 21-24 June Triana fair. VIÑUELA: 29 July-1 August Fiesta of the Virgen de las Angustias. 13-15 August Gypsy fair. 17-18 Sept Fiesta of the raisin with degustacion. 60 THE MARKET PLACE
Useful Numbers CHEMISTS: Almachar: 95 251 2031 Benamargosa: 95 251 7032 Benamocarra: 95 250 9510 Canillas de Aceituno: 95 251 8070 Comares: 95 250 9231 Iznate: 95 250 9766 Rio Gordo: 952 732 118 POLICE: Comares: 95 250 9201 Rio Gordo: 95 273 0408 TOWN HALLS: Alcaucin: 95 251 0002 Almachar: 95 251 2002 Benamargosa: 95 251 7002 Benamocarra: 95 250 9534 Canillas de Aceituno: 95 251 8002 Comares: 95 250 9233 Cutar: 95 255 4247 Iznate: 95 250 9776 Macharaviaya: 95 240 0042 Periana: 95 253 6016 RioGordo: 95 273 2154 Viñuela: 95 251 9002
Markets
ALCAUCIN: Saturday ALMACHAR: Friday BENAMARGOSA: Wednesday BENAMOCARRA: Tuesday COMARES: Saturday CUTAR: Thursday PERIANA: Wednesday PUENTE DE DON MANUEL: Friday - Farmers Market at Chiringuito Antonio INTERNATIONAL RASTRO & COUNTRY MARKET AT CAMPING LA VINUELA Starts Weds 25th Sept and thereafter every Weds (10 am to 3 pm), selection of market stalls offering local produce, artisan, books, clothing, household goods, jewellery, art, gifts & much more.
Clubs & Organizations 41 CLUB Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 19:00 in Hotel Al Andaluz in Maro. All former Round tablers are welcome. Please call Alfie 626 998 626 or look at www.41clubnerja.org EXPATRIATE OSTOMATES OF SPAIN: Self-help group for people with stomas. Product info, newsletter, magazines. Confidential Help line. Do you have a stoma? Remember, you are not alone. For local contact, tel. Jenny: 952 115 130 or Jackie: 952 430 634 ALEGRIA: Friendship and adventure for people aged 35+. Make new friends whilst enjoying a range of organised activities. For details call 664 523 626 or email alegriacostadelsol@yahoo.com. EL VALLE ASOCIACION: A group of members from around Lake Viñuela and surrounding areas. Meets on the first Monday of the month (apart from August when we take a break!) at 7.00pm at the Camping Bar on the side of Lake Viñuela (A356). You can also meet us on Friday mornings from 11:30 to 12:30 at Meson Sara at the Puente don Manuel crossroads. The club organises events, trips and social functions etc. For further details and timings check the web site www.el-valle-asociacion.com or visit us at one of our club meetings. CORAL CORAXALIA: Do you like singing? We are inviting new male and female singers to become members of the local choir, Coral CoraXalia. Good atmosphere, all nationalities, good repertoire, performances, social events, possible touring, etc. Rehearsals on Thursdays 17.30 20.00 in Vinuela village, Casa de Cultura. Plenty of free parking. Come and join us! For more information, call 669 682 139 English / 689 111 352 Spanish, or email: eucorax@hotmail.es LA VAQUERIA ARTS & CRAFTS CLUB: Meet every Thursday 11.00-13.00 for an informal fun approach to arts & crafts. Come and meet new friends and discover your creativity. 952 51 72 73 www.la-vaqueria.com LOS ROMANES ROYAL BRITISH LEGION: Meet in Bar Atila, Puente don Manuel, every Tuesday. "We are a small branch with a big heart". For 2015 we are looking to increase our membership, So if you are interested you will be made very welcome. You don't have to have been an ex member of the armed forces to join. Our aim is to have some fun, quizzes, bingo, beetle?, whilst making money for the RBL Poppy Appeal. Interested? then please contact the Branch Secretary Joyce on 692 551 385. EVANGELICAL - EL PUENTE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Sunday Worship 11am. Midweek activities: Pilates Monday 11-12.15. Bridge Club Tuesday 2.15-6 pm. AA Wednesday 7pm. Charity Shop/Books open Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 10 -1.30 pm. Thursday 5-7pm Bible Study. We meet at El Puente Christian Fellowship premises situated underneath Maroma Inmobiliara, El Cruce de Puente don Manuel. Phone 952 115 220 or 952 518 185. SEQUENCE DANCING AT RESTAURANT EL TRAPICHE Held on the first Friday and third Tuesday of the month. We look forward to welcoming old friends and new with a programme suitable for beginners and intermediate levels. For more information email kitchensheila@gmail.com, telephone Mike 952 510 189 or Joyce 699 156 471.
Competa
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has grown considerably over the past few years, having over 35 different nationalities all living in harmony together. Its charming whitewashed streets come together in a central plaza where you will find the Church of La Asunción with its unique golden dome that stands out above the village. There are many fine restaurants, cafés, and tapas bars; and gift shops that sell the local ceramics. Competa is famous for its sweet muscatel wine, which is available in most bars, but highly potent, so drink with care!
41 CLUB Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 19:00 in Hotel Al Andaluz in Maro. All former Round tablers are welcome. Please call Alfie 626 998 626 or look at www.41clubnerja.org ALOHOLICS ANONYMOUS English Meetings - Nerja and El Morche. Contact AA Hotline 600 379 110 for all times and locations. ASOCIACIÓN DE CÓMPETA CULTURA Y ARTE Tel: Angelina 639 263310 TROPICAL TONES BARBERSHOP CHORUS Tropical Tones Barbershop Chorus, four part unaccompanied harmony singing for ladies and gentleman. If you like singing and think you can hold a tune, why not come and have a go. Don’t read music? Teach cd’s provided. Rehearsal Monday mornings. Call Brenda 958784801. ACTION FOR ANIMALS, THE CHARITY SHOP. Avda de la Constitución, 59, Cómpeta, 29754. Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10-2, Saturday 10-1:30. Tel. 660586040. Email: nina@actionforanimals.org. COMPETA CAS BRANCH Terry Weston 951254134. terrygweston@ yahoo.com or visit our website www.casnerja.org to see the animals we have available for adoption.
Market
Saturday Car park
Fiestas
25 January Feria del Barrio. 23-25 July Feria San Sebastian. Live music & dancing. 15 August Noche del Vino. Famous wine festival, attracting people from far and wide.
Useful Numbers
GUARDIA CIVIL Avenida de Torrox 21. Tel: 95 251 6097 MUNICIPAL POLICE 95 255 3727 TOWN HALL Calle Rampa 1. Tel: 95 251 6006 TOURIST OFFICE 95 255 36 85
SERVICIO ANDALUZ DE SALUD Calle San Antonio Consultario de Competa, 95 251 6089 Health Emergencies 902 505 061 TAXIS 95 251 6199 - 95 251 6205 95 251 60 56 - 95 255 35 35
Frigiliana
encompass 39.74 sq km within which live just over 3,000 people year round. Frigiliana is a popular tourist destination, and because there are many holiday homes here, the population triples during the summer months. The history of Frigiliana dates from prehistoric times. The village has been inhabited by numerous civilisations from the Phoenicians and Romans to the Arabs, who had the greatest impact on the town’s development. During the Christian reconquest, Frigiliana was the site of numerous battles culminating in the famous battle of the Rock of Frigiliana in 1569 which ended in the complete expulsion of the Moorish people. One can learn the history of this struggle by walking through the streets of the historic section where there are a series of twelve ceramic plaques posted about which explain the entire story.
Useful Numbers
TOWN HALL C/ Real 80, tel: 951 70 76 59 CENTRO DE SALUD C/ Principe de Asturias, 13 TOURIST OFFICE 95 253 4261 FOREIGNERS DEPARTMENT extranjeros@frigiliana.es tel: 951 70 76 59 ext 5 TAXIS 95 253 3048
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CENTRO DE CULTURA C/. Apero, Frigiliana 41 CLUB Meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at 19:00 in Hotel Al Andaluz in Maro. All former Round tablers are welcome. Please call Alfie 626 998 626 or look at www.41clubnerja.org
Fiestas
20 January: Fiesta San Sebastian - The Patron Saint of Frigiliana. Villagers walk bare foot through the streets, carrying the statue of San Sebastian and candles. 3 May: Dia de la Cruz - Celebrated with flowers adorning every street corner and balcony. 13 June: San Antonio de Padua Last weekend in August (22-25.08.2019): 3 Cultures Festival. An event over four days, with tapas routes, medieval market, concerts, street performers, etc.
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