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Comer de Pollena

My Spanish is pretty poor but is this suggesting a tunnel be built between Pollensa and somewhere and that a tram service be established between pollensa, Cala and the port

Also is this just an idea or does it have any substance?
 
Ahhhh that explains it ha ha
 
Yes i read it too but yesterday was the "fiesta de los locos"here in Spain, this is the Spanish equivalent to April Fools Day, so i think it was a prank :D.

You can see the story here :- Comer de Pollena

Pity, a tram of the sort pictured running from one end of the Port to the other would be an enhancement to the area. If done properly....
 
Comer de Pollena

My Spanish is pretty poor but is this suggesting a tunnel be built between Pollensa and somewhere and that a tram service be established between pollensa, Cala and the port

Also is this just an idea or does it have any substance?

Lol, sorry for laughing CD, saw this and other things on FB, thought it was their fiesta!!!
 
Read this in the Majorca Daily Bulletin.



British expatriates face shock taxes on homes in Spain.


British owners of homes in Spain may be hit with retrospective tax bills if the authorities decide they paid too little for their property.
The Spanish government is re-examining the sale of tens of thousands of homes that have taken place over the last four years.
The Impuesto de Transmisiones Patrimoniales (ITP) is Spain’s equivalent of Stamp Duty, and applies only to the resale of houses: new-builds are exempt. It amounts to a percentage of the value of the house, which from region to region but averages around eight percent.
Now, though, the tax authorities are suspicious that some properties may deliberately have been sold at less than the going rate - and plan to recoup the tax they believe they have missed.
 
Several owners in our community have already been charged an extra tax because of this.
 
Volunteers for TV (dancing class) - MDB

Majorca Daily Bulletin (today's online edition)

CHANCE FOR BRITISH OAPS TO STAR ON TV -

Jackie Codd of Age Concern Mallorca has received a request from Ian of Pickles Dancing Studio for those of you who would like to volunteer to be part of British TV Channel 5 filming of the fun series cum documentary of OAP’s Behaving Badly.

The camera team will be recording a BEGINNERS dancing class in Pickles Dance studio on Saturday 17 January at 4pm and he would like as many MATURE volunteers to come and join him.

If you are interested please contact me for more information on [see MDB-website] after 10a.m.
...

[Pickles Dancing Studio is in Palma Nova according to their website]
 
Late yesterday afternoon there was a helicopter flying around and the sound of sirens, we both wondered what it was all about, it seems this was the reason :-

Avui horabaixa la carretera que du fins a Formentor ha estat tancada a la circulació degut a un camió que ha quedat entravessat a una corba mentre baixava des de Formentor.
El tancament ha durat des de les 18:00 hores fins a les 20.30 hores fins que una grua ha pogut treure al camió de la voravia i aquest a pogut continuar el seu camí. La policia local i la guàrdia civil de trànsit han tancat l'accés a la carretera de Formentor mentre es duia terme les feines per treure el camió.
Ara la circulació ja esta oberta.
Yesterday afternoon the road that leads up to Formentor has been closed to traffic due to a truck that has been entravessat to a curve while descending from Formentor.

The closure has lasted from 18: 00 until 20: 30 hours until a crane was unable to remove the truck from the Mount Pelée/Saint and this could continue on its way. The local police and the civil guard traffic has closed the access to the road from Formentor while performing the work to remove the truck.
Now the movement is already open.
Translated by Bing

Posted by the Policia Local on FB.
 
Hi Sparks, now you know my warped sense of humour, but I can't resist. Having read the last paragraph of the translation, I can't help but wonder if the news of the truck has been mixed up with you having some sort of bowel problem.:)

Love you all !!
 
More road and pavement improvements are planned for the Town and the Port, this report from the DDM here :- Las vías más deterioradas de Pollença y el Port serán asfaltadas con un coste de 300.000 euros - Diario de Mallorca

The deteriorating roads and Port Pollença be paved with a cost of 300,000 euros.

The proceedings have already begun in some of the worst streets condition had.


The municipality of Pollença reported yesterday that in the coming weeks will be held asphalt works on streets that are deteriorating both Pollença and Moll, with a budget of around 300,000 euros. In this sense, the first deputy mayor and councilor of the Department of Services, Martí Roca (PI), explained that the actions have already been launched in some of the streets that are in worse condition and said that the roads where You perform works "were selected based on reports from the engineer and the local police."

The asphalt works have been started in Pollença, specifically in the area of ​​the institute Guillem Encrypt, because "it is the area where most problems are detected because there circulate many motorcycles and bicycles," said the mayor Roca.

In the town of Pollença, upcoming works will be executed in the streets Cecili Metel, l'Horta, Mother Alberta, Moro, Ramon Pico and CAMPAMAR. Also act in the most central streets leading to the Plaça Major such as Reina Maria Argentina, Munar, Pio XI and Angels. Will conclude with the streets Canonge Alzamora, Coronel Aloi, Frai Juníper Serra, Sea, Mercat and a stretch of Pare Vives. In the Moll, meanwhile, will act in Llevant, Llebeig, Pere Melia and Vicenç Buades streets.

Also, the Rock mayor confirmed yesterday that tickets Pollenca, both of Camp de l'Om as the Roser Vell, "is asphalted and fix".

First phase of the project

The performances of asphalt announced yesterday by the City are the second phase of an earlier project begun in November 2013, whose budget amounted to 270,000 euros.

In the first phase, the Consistory asphalted the busiest streets of Pollença and the Port with the aim of improving paving and ensure road safety. Before the tarmac, municipal services company revised pipes and service connections to replace most losses recorded.
 
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I hate February its always the worst month. But the good news is it a short month. And once it has gotten itself out the way we can start the countdown to summer :)
 
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