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URB LA MARINA – SAN FULGENCIO

This sunny, bright and airy 2 bed 1 bath, South-facing bungalow is offered for sale on La Marina Urbanisation.

Recently renovated, south-facing with 2 terraces, the property is on one-level, very well maintained, fully furnished, and ready to move into.

Ref: 001562 e89,950

For Quick Sale

Snow is already present in many areas of the peninsular, including Alicante. The province has been hit by snow as the cold snap bites many parts of Spain.

The cold temperatures saw Torrevieja recording overnight lows of 0.07 degrees, with rainfall in the Vega Baja regions in the last week of January.

Snow is expected to peter out in the mountainous areas of the southeast of the peninsula, but with snow continuing to fall above 400-600 metres.

Pilar de la Horadada welcomes 493 new residents

The data from the population register of the municipality of Pilar de la Horadada (Alicante) reveals that 493 new citizens have been registered in the last year, so the current census now amounts to 28,095 residents, of whom 50.22% are

Spanish and 49.78 are foreigners of 90 nationalities. The foreigners who have registered in Pilar de la Horadada are mostly from Ukraine (95), Belgium (73) and Colombia (52), followed by Morocco (36), Holland (34), Ireland (25) and from

Germany (24).

Pilar de la Horadada has 32 residents who are over 100 years old, and 58-year-old citizens are the most abundant in the municipality. As regards gender, of the total census, 48.70% are women and 51.30% men.

Aguamarina Paseo Still Closed

Editor

I'm a non-resident owner of a holiday home in Aguamarina II,and very disappointed with the closure of the coastal pathway alongside Bella Vista. Checking on line I've found your paper has published articles on this matter.

Do you know of any signs of progress with respect to re-opening or alternative routing of the path?

Any information would be welcome.

Regards

Mike Middleditch

The Orihuela council say,once again, that they are obtaining a compulsory purchase order for the land with the deputy mayor,Jose Aix,stating 6 weeks ago that he hopes to reopen the walkway by Easter.

Personally,with the elections taking place in May and the survival of the current PSOE/C's council on a knife edge,I dont hold out too much hope.

It will reopen but I would think that the late summer is more likely.

I have written to the council asking for an update which I will publish should it arrive.