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IN a remarkable effort to improve the quality of life for its elderly residents, Almuñecar Council has embarked on a major renovation project on three sheltered living spaces in the town.

The renovations primarily focus on upgrading bathrooms and kitchens to ensure they are in the best condition possible for new residents. The renovations aim to make the spaces more accessible for residents with disabilities or reduced mobility.

Authorities shared an update on the renovation scheme on Tuesday, May 16 saying that over the past year, they have fully renovated a total of 15 sheltered living spaces which now all now have new residents settled in. The current three homes under renovation take the total homes receiving upgrades to 30.

Maria del Carmen Reinoso, the local councillor for Social Services and Elderly Affairs explained, “The renovations also include system upgrades to electric systems, the replacement of bathtubs with accessible showers, as well as essential repairs, painting, and anti ­ mould work.”

The council said that they are committed to improving the quality of life for its older residents and to giving them a safe and enjoyable environment to call home.

SABOR A MALAGA will collaborate with the third Golf Tournament Against Cancer Eastern Costa del Sol ­ Axarquia of the Spanish Association Against Cancer.

On June 17, this charity competition will take place at the Baviera Golf club, which will be linked to the Solheim Cup with the objective being to raise funds that will be used for research against cancer

THE Junta de Andalucia activated the Season of High Danger of forest fires on Tuesday May 16, two weeks earlier than normal.

This was recommended by the Infoca Plan Advisory Committee following its meeting on Friday May 12 and is expected to remain in place until the end of summer and in the case of burning of plant remains and the use of fire for food preparation, a ban will remain in