New sustainable Lidl Runway for rescue

The shop, located on Avenida La Molineta replaces a previous Lidl on the same site but is designed to offer a more modern and sustainable shopping experience to its customers. The new shop aims to provide fresh, local products.

One of the standout features of the new store is its commitment to sustainability. The building's solar panels will generate around 90 per cent of

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the store’s total energy, reducing its carbon footprint. The shop’s car park also offers four spaces for electric vehicles to charge.

The new shop was also designed with customer conve­

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nience in mind. The spacious car park has over 120 spaces. The shop’s opening hours also aim to make it easy for customers to shop at their convenience.

The new shop has also created five new jobs.

Electric scooter clampdown

ALMERIA Council has launched a road safety campaign in an attempt to reduce the number of accidents caused by electric scooters in the city.

The use of what the Spanish traffic authority DGT has termed ‘personal mobility vehicles’ (PMVs) has surged in cities throughout Spain, forcing the authorities to rush to adjust road safety laws to adapt to this relatively new type of vehicle.

With the new campaign, Almeria City Council will outline the basic rules by which PMV users must abide when travelling through the city.

These include only one person on board at any time, who must always wear a helmet and use a light and a bell. Headphones and mobile phones are banned while riding, as well as travelling at more than 25 kilometres per hour.

The campaign, which will be rolled out in March over a wide range of mediums including posters, social networks, local radio and television.

Local Police have already issued up to 450 fines for users caught travelling on pavements and other pedestrian areas, or for breaking the speed limit with soupedup scooters.

CHEESE lovers in Almeria were in for a treat over the weekend as 17 master cheesemakers from across the country arrived in Plaza Vieja for a three day extravaganza of cheese tasting at the Artisan Cheese Fair.

Cheese connoisseurs arrived on Friday, February 24 to showcase prized delicacies with delicious wine and condi­