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During the period of parking enforcement on the coast it will be suspended in Orihuela City.

Coastal Parking Charges: €400,000 Revenue Windfall for Orihuela

Staff Reporter - 15/01/2025

The Civil Guard stopped a vehicle owned by the Rojales council on November 29 just after 11am for a routine check.

Rojales Council fined for lack of Van ITV with driver testing positive for alcohol

The study found that air pollutants tied to road traffic, such as nitrogen oxide and PM10 and PM5 particles, generally remain within acceptable limits throughout the year.

Torrevieja in no hurry to implement the Low Emission Zone

One of the most obvious signs that you need more room is when you've simply run out of adequate space in your current car.

Signs It’s Time to Buy a Larger Car

According to Salins’ industrial director, Joseph Pérez, 110,000 tons of salt have already been shipped, primarily to northern Europe

Salt Rush: Torrevieja’s Poniente Dock Bustles as Winter Storms Fuel De-icing Demand

ITV San Pedro

The DGT Explains What Parts of the Car are Reviewed in...

Mark Nolan - 03/06/2022 0

How to appeal a fine from the DGT

How to Appeal a Fine from the DGT

Mark Nolan - 29/05/2022 0

Nine injured after three cars collide in Orihuela

Nine injured after three cars collide in Orihuela

Kevin Reardon - 28/05/2022 0

The Importance of Checking your Windscreen Wipers

Mark Nolan - 27/05/2022 0

Plans to Widen of Elche-Santa Pola Road Paralysed Again

Mark Nolan - 26/05/2022 0

Man Injured in Scooter Incident

Mark Nolan - 26/05/2022 0

AVCLR demands reversal of neglect in Orihuela Costa

Kevin Reardon - 25/05/2022 0

Garden Felix Lilac Syringa Vulgaris classic garden shrub Lilac Syringa Vulgaris - tree lilac - is a classic garden shrub or small tree, part of the olive family bearing panicles of fragrant, tubular, single or double flowers, in shades of purple, pink and white, from late spring-early summer. Flowers are excellent for cutting, edible too, with many cultivars to choose from, some compact and suitable for smaller gardens or pots, while larger types can be grown as a standalone specimen. Easy to grow, Lilacs can grow around 30-60cm in a year, thriving in moist well-draining soil in a sunny position, given an annual mulch in spring. As the flowers fade towards mid-summer, dead-head spent blooms on smaller shrubs. Prune shrubs to desired height and shape, after flowering, to prevent from getting leggy and dead, diseased or dying wood. Lilacs respond well to hard pruning and you can cut the whole plant back to around 1m above ground, as they flower on the previous year’s wood, but you will lose the flowers for at least a year. Alternatively, remove some stems, over a period of two or three years, cutting back to the ground, ensuring you still enjoy some spring flowers. Propagate lilacs from softwood cuttings or from suckers, that often sprout from the base. Dig them up with some roots attached and re-plant. Lilacs are generally problem free, but may be attacked by lilac leaf mining moths or thrips and Lilac blight. Pruning out affected branches, well beyond signs of infection, in dry sunny weather, may help, improving air circulation, helping to control spreading. Poor flowering in spring could be due to poorly drained soil, or not enough. Late frosts can also spoil flowers.

90% of Offences Committed by Motorcyclists are on Conventional Roads

Mark Nolan - 22/05/2022 0

DGT Issues Warnings to Cyclists

Mark Nolan - 22/05/2022 0

Pedestrians Have Responsibilities Too

Mark Nolan - 20/05/2022 0

With this signing, the construction of a two-kilometre stretch between the A-1203 regional road and the Paraje de las Marinas will be resumed

Mojácar to get coastal bypass

Ayuntamiento Mojacar - 18/05/2022 0

Carolina Gracia and Jose Aix, leaders of the PSOE and C's respectively

Terrace fees suspended in Orihuela Costa until December 2023

Kevin Reardon - 18/05/2022 0

Analysing the benefits of the 30 kmph limit

Mark Nolan - 12/05/2022 0

The Most Important but Most Disrespected Road Sign

Mark Nolan - 12/05/2022 0

Why Choosing the Best Parking Avenue near the Airport is Significant?

Why Choosing the Best Parking Avenue near the Airport is Significant?

Bill Oates - 11/05/2022 0

How Can You Reduce Your Insurance Policy Payment?

How Can You Reduce Your Insurance Policy Payment?

Bill Oates - 09/05/2022 0

No Parking on Bike Lanes

Mark Nolan - 07/05/2022 0

The DGT launches a new motorcycle surveillance campaign during the weekend

Mark Nolan - 06/05/2022 0

What Happens if I Have an Accident on an Electric Scooter...

Mark Nolan - 05/05/2022 0

April ends with 99 deaths in traffic accidents

April ends with 99 deaths on the roads

Mark Nolan - 04/05/2022 0

Dramatic rescue by San Fulgencio Local Police

Dramatic rescue by San Fulgencio Local Police

Ayuntamiento San Fulgencio - 02/05/2022 0

Priority at Unmarked Junctions

Mark Nolan - 30/04/2022 0

Traffico carry out routine checks daily

Special operation for 1 May holiday

Mark Nolan - 28/04/2022 0

Novice Drivers

Mark Nolan - 28/04/2022 0

Drug Trafficker Arrested at Traffic Control

Mark Nolan - 28/04/2022 0

The number of minors traveling without a child restraint system continues...

Mark Nolan - 24/04/2022 0

The RACC launches the first training course for electric scooters

Mark Nolan - 22/04/2022 0

Five ways to avoid a penalty ticket

Changes Expected for Elderly Drivers

Mark Nolan - 22/04/2022 0

Airport Parking Scammer Arrested

Airport Parking Scammer Arrested

Mark Nolan - 21/04/2022 0

Deaths through motoring over Easter

29 People Died on the Roads During Easter Week

Mark Nolan - 20/04/2022 0

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