Article in RTVAguaCabra:


Update urban planning

The planning regulations that govern the municipality of La Oliva are the Subsidiary Rules of La Oliva, a document that was drafted in 1989, and that came into force definitively in the year 2000.

"A lot of the problems that the municipality has had have been due to the lack of clear planning, this government group has begun the drafting of a General Plan for Urban Planning, with the intention of fixing this and planning for the future fr

The annual urban mile has been organised in Antigua at 20:30 on 26 October.

From Janet Anscombe:

Spain becomes first country in world to set default speed limit of 30km/h in all towns and urban areas
17 November 2020


Spain has approved legislation that will set new nationwide speed limits to reduce accidents in built-up areas. These will be as follows:

• On si

On Tuesday May 11th, some of the speed limits in Spain change on urban roads, something that was approved by the Council of Ministers on November 10th last year, which has meant a reform in the General Traffic Regulations.

The general speed limits vary depending on the type of road:
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- Those that have a single carriageway and pavement, the new limit is 20 kmh;
- On roads with a single lane of traff