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Nine palms have already been removed and replaced along Vista Alegre promenade, and at least 20 more have been identified for replacement on the Juan Aparicio seafront.

Torrevieja to Remove 30 Potentially Unsafe Palm Trees After Fatal Collapse

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The municipality currently boasts 30 km of bike lanes and four cycling routes connecting the town center with beaches and coastal residential areas, making cycling both a practical and recreational option for residents and visitors alike.

Pilar de la Horadada Champions Cycling at National Assembly

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In recent days, numerous residents have gathered outside Murcia Town Hall to voice their concerns. Representatives from the council attended the demonstrations, engaging directly with residents and listening to their grievances.

Residents of Casas del Cura Demand Murcia Council Restore Water Supply

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The Mayor, Pepe Vegara, and Councillor for Infrastructure, Víctor Valverde, highlighted the commitment to quickly processing the project to secure the regional funding and expressed their certainty that the renovated park will become a benchmark for leisure and community well-being in Orihuela.

Orihuela Secures €500,000 for Major Renovation of Ingeniero Juan García Park

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Orihuela City Council has launched a €18,142 tender to draft a Low Emission Zone (ZBE) project aimed at restricting traffic in the city center.

Orihuela Finally Moves Forward with it’s Low Emission Zone

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Teams Alfa Centauri and Gamma Version have returned home after participating in the World Robot Olympiad Finals in Singapore.

Spain’s Young Engineers Take Singapore by Storm!

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The project aims to reduce electricity consumption, decrease reliance on conventional energy sources, and lower greenhouse gas emissions.

Orihuela to Install Solar Panels on 14 Municipal Buildings

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Meanwhile, the City Council continues to fund carnivals, fiestas, and other public events, leaving urgent school repairs languishing. The boiler remains unrepaired as a school board meeting convenes to discuss the crisis, while students and teachers struggle through sub-zero classrooms.

“We’re Freezing in Class”: Orihuela Children Shiver as Council Prioritises Carnivals...

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The fire started shortly after 1:30 PM in the lower part of the lift, where the engine and wheels are located. According to the Provincial Fire Consortium, the flames spread quickly via the tyres, resulting in the complete destruction of the vehicle.

Mystery Fire Destroys Inspection Platform Used in Torrevieja Palm Tree Safety...

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The Orihuela City Council is moving decisively to modernize its street cleaning and urban solid waste (USW) services with a landmark supply contract intended to renew nearly the entire municipal vehicle fleet in 2026.

Orihuela Secures Major Fleet Upgrade as Ten Companies Bid on Key...

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The main focus of the recent action has been meeting resident demand for more seating along the promenade.

Orihuela Costa Upgrades: New Benches and Better Road Maintenance

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The plots affected—technically known as ZD-1, ZD-2 and ZD-4a—are surrounded by residential areas and tertiary-use land within Las Filipinas, one of the oldest and most disorderly urbanisations between San Miguel de Salinas and Orihuela

Council Approves Construction of Housing on Orihuela Costa Land dedicated for...

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Citizen input helped refine and validate the Charter, which will serve as a guiding reference for future projects along the Segura River and throughout the Orihuela municipality

Local Residents Prioritise Ideas for Rio Segura Restoration and Recreation

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Some relief is on the horizon: the Vega Baja Sostenible Consortium is building five mobile and three permanent eco-parks, with permanent facilities in Torrevieja and Orihuela expected by 2026.

Vega Baja Faces Record €31 Million Landfill Bill for 2026

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For Convega director Rosa Fernández, the reopening marks an important milestone: “Recovering this section of the GR-92 is a major improvement for hikers. They can now enjoy a smoother, uninterrupted route right beside the Mediterranean.”

Convega Officially Integrates Aguamarina Coastal Walkway into the Mediterranean Trail

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If Labour remains in government after the upcoming general election, the 2030 ban will mark one of the most significant shifts towards electric vehicles (EVs) the UK has ever undertaken. If not, the date could once again be up for negotiation.

UK to Enforce Full Ban on New Petrol and Diesel Cars...

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According to investigators, the company advertised asbestos removal services without the required permits or legally mandated work plans. They then performed the jobs without following safety protocols or proper risk assessments.

Toxic Waste Scam Exposed in Murcia: Company Accused of Faking Asbestos...

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The project, which required an investment of €6.6 million, aims to enhance the efficiency of the sanitation system while strengthening connections with neighbouring municipalities.

Orihuela Costa Wastewater Treatment Plant Boosts Capacity Following €6.6 Million Modernisation

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Councillor Manuel Mestre explained that the project on Calle Paraná is a key step to improving flood protection in Orihuela Costa.

Orihuela Costa Strengthens Flood Safety with Sustainable Drainage System

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The Alicante shopping center welcomes the Greenwalk Awards for the first time — the runway that unites fashion, emerging talent, and sustainability.

Where Style Meets Sustainability: Greenwalk Awards Land in La Zenia Boulevard

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The catastrophic incident occurred around 5:10 p.m. on the stretch between the Carrefour roundabout and La Hoya, near the local vehicle (ITV) inspection station.

TORREVIEJA DRIVER KILLED BY FALLING PALM TREE INFESTED WITH DEADLY WEEVIL

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“It was an extremely dangerous situation,” one firefighter said. “The mix of vehicles and electric batteries made it unpredictable and volatile.”

San Fulgencio Inferno as Fire Rips Through Car Workshop — Exploding...

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Pilar de la Horadada is stepping up its recycling efforts with the arrival of 440 brand-new selective collection containers and a new 26-cubic-metre side-loading truck designed to make waste collection faster, quieter, and more efficient.

Pilar de la Horadada Rolls Out Modern Recycling System

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Councillor for the Coast, Manuel Mestre, said clear and consistent signage is essential for any tourist destination: “Good signage helps visitors find their way easily, enhances their experience, and improves road safety.”

Orihuela Costa Tourist Signage to be Upgraded

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The initiative aims to provide a social, health, environmental, and economic boost, promoting intergenerational gathering, outdoor activity, urban biodiversity, and local tourism appeal.

Torrevieja Announces Major New Green Space in Aguas Nuevas

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With all parties aligned, the city moves closer to securing the funding and support needed to continue enhancing its coastal heritage and promoting long-term environmental sustainability.

Torrevieja Council Secures Unanimous Support for Beach Regeneration Project

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Officers testified that the illegal burials were performed despite police warnings, with Poveda accelerating work when confronted on-site.

Million-Ton Waste Scandal Rocks Orihuela: Trial Exposes Environmental Horrors

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Víctor Valverde, Councilor for Emergencies, said, “We want to promote self-protection both in classrooms and at home, and ensure students understand the importance of calling 112 in any emergency.”

Orihuela Schoolchildren Learn How to Stay Safe in Emergencies

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The two-hour session at María Moliner Library brought together people of all ages and backgrounds to discuss the river’s challenges and propose ideas for its revitalization.

Orihuela Residents Join Forces to Revive the Segura River

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The disaster struck across Valencia, Castellón, Alicante, Murcia, Almería, and parts of Cuenca and Teruel, leaving more than 40,000 people affected and hundreds of homes uninhabitable.

Valencia Flood Survivors Demand Justice One Year On

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