On Wednesday 11th, the Town Hall signed an agreement with the Malaga Veterinary Association to promote this database register
THE CP Mijas-Las Lagunas Singing, dancing and guitar home debut in RFEF ird at the Manuel España eatre at the Mijas Pueblo auditorium
The play, which will take place on the 21st and will donate part of the proceeds to AFA Mijas, addresses Alzheimer's disease with humour
'Flamenco at La Muralla' is the name of the free show that Culture has organised for Saturday 14th at 21 hours
Over 7,200 children begin the school year in Mijas
According to the Town Hall, the number of students enrolled in public and charter schools is slightly lower than last year “due to the drop in the birth rate” NEWS 02-03
Long live the Virgen de la Peña!
The 8th of September was once again the big day for all Mijeños. The Virgen de la Peña, patron saint and perpetual mayoress of Mijas, filled the streets of the village with joy on her return to her hermitage after an emotional procession with farewells, decorative premieres, musical novelties and anniversaries. The meeting of the patron saint with the faithful, neighbours and tourists took place during the Mijas Fair, which concluded Monday 9th and which has been described as “a great fair” by the mayoress, Ana Mata / Amanda Gijón. NEWS 08
After a great match against Real Jaén, the team will play at home on Sunday 15th, at 12:15 hours, against Polideportivo Almeria
The metalsmith Cristóbal Angulo does double duty in the fashion industry with his chiselled jewellery His works will be worn at the Pasarela Larios Málaga and Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, which started on the 12th
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Mijas commits to mental health on World Suicide Prevention Day
The Association of Relatives and People with Mental Illnesses (Afesol) read out, in front of the Town Hall, a manifesto agreed by the whole corporation
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The UP starts next Monday 16th with workshops for all tastes and 3,200 students
In addition to these classes that will start in September, twelve other workshops are scheduled to start in October
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School Year 2024-2025
THE SCHOOL YEAR In Mijas Over 7,000 children start
The figure is slightly lower than last year’s due to the drop in the birth rate, according to the councillor for education
Report by Irene Pérez and Carmen Martín
In Mijas, more than 7,000 children started the new academic year on Tuesday 10th, children in the second stage of Pre-school and Primary Education. Las Lagunas has received the largest number of children, some 4,800, followed by La Cala, with nearly 2,000, and Mijas Pueblo, with almost 400.
This first day was a good opportunity to get back in touch with teachers and classmates, and to find out what the coming months are going to be like. In general, students were happy and excited about going back to class, eager to learn and to meet up with friends, at least those who at the entrance of CEIP Las Cañadas, in Las Lagunas. “I was really looking forward to the start, especially to see my old friends again, but also because I’m going to meet new ones”, said Brianny González, as was Sara Jurado, who said she was very happy to be back at school “because I love it”. Although some of them feel that the holidays have been too short, that is the case of Alfonso Moreno who was less enthusiastic but optimistic “I really enjoy learning”, he said.
Nerves have marked this first day of school, and not only among the little ones, parents and grandparents were also nervous to say goodbye to their kids. Susana Cueto was “very nervous, my three children studied at this school and now I am here with my grandchildren”.
The elder siblings, who will start secondary school next week, also accompanied their siblings on this special day. This was the case of Aitor Cabello, who said that “I am a bit nervous and sad to be here, because I know I will miss the teachers and my classmates”.
students enrolled The
children go to sleep earlier, because last night they were up late”, said Inmaculada Martín, also a mother at the school. The challenge for the student Alfonso Moreno will be to “only use the tablet for one hour a day, and the rest of the afternoon I will be studying, and I think I will be able to do it”.
LAS LAGUNAS
CEIP Las Cañadas: 817
CEIP Virgen de la Peña: 710
CEIP El Albero: 655
CEIP Los Campanales: 455
CEIP María Zambrano: 693
CEIP Tamixa: 626
CEIP Indira Gandhi: 531
Colegio S. Fco. de Asís. Only primary school students (charter): 342
MIJAS PUEBLO
CEIP San Sebastián: 389
LA CALA
CEIP El Olmo: 619
CEIP Jardín Botánico: 543
CEPR El Chaparral: 597
EEI Los Claveles: 247
ENTRERRÍOS
Escuela Rural Entrerríos (charter): 24
*SOURCE: OWN ELABORATION AND MIJAS TOWN HALL. Data may vary due to last minute cancellations and registrations.
The first day of school began with a brief review of the summer holidays, which have been full of
Fewer enrolments
summed up Brian González For her part, Marina Calderón, a
“It is worth highlighting the work carried out by the staff of the department to prepare all the centres, also with the help of the caretakers, with tasks such as repairs in the bathrooms, painting and cleaning up the furniture”
parent at this school, said that “long holidays are not good, neither for the children nor for the parents, because there comes a time when they get bored and think that we have nothing to do, but parents have other obligations”.
But now it’s time to get back into the routine, to organise our schedules and to make new resolutions. Because, for many, the new year begins in September. “For the moment, we have to try that the
The councillor for Education of the Mijas Town Hall, Melisa Ceballos (PP), also came on Tuesday to CEIP San Sebastián in Mijas Pueblo to wish a good start to the school year to the entire educational community. “We have noticed a slight drop in the number of students due to the decline in the birth rate that we are registering in recent years, not only in the municipality but in Spain”,
Tuesday 10th
was an opportunity to reconnect with teachers and classmates
said the councilor, who also took the opportunity to highlight and thank “the work carried out by the staff of the education department who has been working to optimise all the educational centres, also with the help of the caretakers. The work included minor maintenance, bathroom repairs and, above all, painting”.
As for the start of the new academic year, the head of studies at the San Sebastián School, Laura Rojas, explained that “this first week is usually relaxed, with
MELISA CEBALLOS Councillor for Education (PP)
moments at the beach and the swim-
ming pool. “I’ve been to the beach, the water park and the swimming pool”,
ActualidadMijas
more pleasant activities and no homework, so that students, especially the younger ones, can adapt to certain changes, such as new tutors, or for those who are new, who go from pre-school to primary school, so that they can adapt to the new situation”, although she affirmed that the children “adapt very quickly to these changes.
Finally, Rojas wished all the children a “happy new year, in which they enjoy and learn a lot”. For her part, the councillor for Education emphasised “the service provided by the entire educational community, from the teaching staff to the caretakers and our employees, who work every day to ensure that children feel good, comfortable and in the best possible conditions”.
School Year 2024-2025
The Junta estimates at 23.5 million Education units
the investment in educational centres in Mijas since 2019
I.P. The Department of Educational Development and Vocational Training of the Junta de Andalucía has announced in a press release that, since 2019, the Junta de Andalucía has executed 23.5 million euros in up to 11 actions related to the construction, expansion and adaptation of educational centres in the municipality, being the “largest investment ever in education in Mijas”, stressed, adding that “until this period, the last educational centre built in the municipality dates from 2008”.
This academic year 2024/25, according to the Junta, will mark the opening of the Ana Carmona ‘Veleta’ Secondary School building, which will soon be operational without the completion of the finishing touches to a project costing more than 6 million euros “interfering in the development of its activity”.
They also value the arrival of Ana Mata (PP) as mayoress of Mijas “has allowed the reactivation of pending projects, offering alternatives and solutions to the problems arising from the proposed plots of land offered by previous
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169 IN PRE-SCHOOL IN PRE-SCHOOL AND PRIMARY AND PRIMARY since 2019, despite the decrease in the number of students in the municipality in both pre-school and primary education (around 600 students less), the same number of units has been maintained.
The Regional
Government highlighted the reactivation of projects thanks to the mayoress of Mijas
corporations”. Thus, both the plots proposed for the extensions of the CEIP Jardín Botánico, which has a budget of 1.8 million, and for the IES La Cala (3.8 million), did not fit in with the necessary educational uses, according to the Junta. It has been in the last half year that, according to the Regional Ministry, it has been
In secondary education, the growth since 2019 (700 more students) resulted in an increase in the number of available units from 144 then to 169 now.
possible to make progress in this matter and to have the appropriate plot of land that will allow the start of the legal procedures for the drafting of the project.
In this sense, they affirm that since 2019, despite the decrease in the number of students in the municipality in both pre-school and primary (some 600 students less), the same number of units has been maintained: 284. At the same time, the growth in secondary education (700 more students) resulted in the expansion of the available units, from 144 to 169.
THE TERRITORIAL DELEGATE FOR EDUCATION, MIGUEL BRIONES, AND THE MAYORESS ANA MATA (LEFT.) supervised the work on the IES Ana Carmona ‘Veleta’ in April this year. / Photo: Archive.
Last Tuesday the students of the second stage of pre-school, primary and special education started the new school year / Irene Pérez.
The Councillor for Education, Melisa Ceballos (centre), with the head of studies at San Sebastián school, Laura Rojas / I.P.
Animal Welfare
Irene Pérez / Design: Isabel Merino
The Mijas Town Hall, through a collaboration agreement signed on Wednesday 11th with the Malaga Veterinary Association, will have a Pet Identification Register, which is compulsory in all Andalusian municipalities. With this database, the town hall will have a record of the number of cats, dogs and ferrets with microchips in the town, as well as their health condition, “a figure close to 35,000 animals, of which almost 27,000 are dogs”, said the mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), who received the president of the Malaga Veterinary Association, Juan Antonio de Luque , at the Town Hall to formalise this agreement, also accompanied by the councillor for Animal Welfare, Marco Cortés (PP).
About the registration, the mayoress of Mijas stressed the importance of “having this control to avoid possible diseases, especially considering that
Mijas receives
six microchip readers for the identification of companion animals
many of these animals frequent common public spaces where there are other people and children”. For his part, De Luque stressed that “this municipal database also allows us to control the number of potentially dangerous animals in Mijas and the town hall to carry out actions to improve the welfare of pets”.
The agreement establishes a duration of four years and can be extended for a period of four additional years. It determines, among other aspects, that the Veterinary Association will be in charge of creating and managing the Municipal Pet Register, in the terms regulated by Law 11/2003 and Decree 92/2005; that it will carry out the computer processing of all data incorpo -
The Mijas
Town Hall will have a
MUNICIPAL PET REGISTER
On Wednesday 11th, the Town Hall signed an agreement with the Malaga Veterinary Association to promote this database
THE REGISTER
rated into it; will keep the documentation generated; will issue the Andalusian Animal Identification and Registration Document (DAIRA); will create the census of potentially dangerous dogs and other animals that are
classified as such by regulation (Law 50/1999, of 23 December) and will undertake the training of municipal civil servants.
As a result of this collaboration, the Mijas Town Hall will also have from now on six
PETS
UNDER CONTROL
The Registry of Identification of Pets is mandatory in all municipalities of Andalusia and will allow the Town Hall to have a record of the number of cats, dogs and ferrets with microchips in the city, as well as their health status.
OBLIGATIONS FOR PET
OWNERS
Since 2005, it is mandatory to identify dogs, cats and ferrets with microchips. Since 2010, pet owners are also obliged to deworm and vaccinate them against rabies. In this sense, the mayoress insisted that “everyone who has animals must be responsible for passing these health controls, not only for the animal, but as a matter of public health”.
HEALTH GUARANTEES
This control helps to prevent possible diseases and to control the number of potentially dangerous animals.
The agreement includes six microchip readers for the town hall, which will allow the identification of any abandoned animal and the location of its owner.
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in Malaga have this register in collaboration with the Veterinary Association. Some of them are Antequera, Benalmádena, Nerja, Fuengirola, Marbella, Rincón de la Victoria, Ronda or Torremolinos.
microchip readers “which can be very useful for the Local Police and the technicians of the Mijas Town Hall, when they find any abandoned animal, because they will be able to use the reader to identify the animal and its owner”, highlighted the president of the Veterinary Association. “It is a much needed database that will allow us to have a real census of the animals in Mijas, the province of Malaga and Andalusia”.
The mayoress Ana Mata with the councillor for Animal Welfare, Marco Cortés, and the president of the Malaga Veterinary Association, Juan Antonio de Luque / I.P.
Signing of the agreement between the Mijas Town Hall and the Official Veterinary Association of Malaga / I.P.
Mijas commits to
MENTAL HEALTH
on the World Suicide Prevention Day
In front of the Town Hall, Afesol read a manifesto agreed by all groups of the municipal corporation
Report by Micaela Fernández / Design: I.Merino
Wearing a symbolic orange ribbon, on Tuesday 10th members of the corporation, with the
mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), at the head, municipal workers, Local Police, members of the Association of Relatives and People with Mental Illness of the Costa del Sol (Afesol) and neigh-
bours in general joined in the commemoration of the World Suicide Prevention Day.
José Luis Torrecilla , user of Afesol, read a manifesto approved by the entire corporation in
Social Inclusion
the last plenary session which showed the commitment of the municipality in the fight against this public health issue. The aim is to focus attention on suicide prevention by investing in the community, as “prevention must be aimed at the entire population through awareness-raising actions on warning signs, risk factors, myths surrounding suicide, maps of resources, etc. Because information and knowledge can save lives”. The Town Hall, according to the manifesto, is aware that “involvement and commitment from the community is necessary to make this problem more visible”. In this regard, it is essential to study, research and coordinate different sectors, such as security forces, health, education and social sectors. “In Mijas we are going to provide all the necessary tools for prevention, always supporting life and people so that they do not feel alone and helpless and have all the professional support but also the support of society”, said the mayoress, Ana Mata.
Prevention, key
The text also urges the Junta de Andalucía and the Government of Spain to allocate more resou-
rces to guarantee early diagnosis, dignified care and rapid, quality intervention for people with mental health problems. For his part, the president of the organisation, Francisco Cristian González , explained that this year they are working on suicide prevention under the title ‘Changing the narrative’, as today “there are many myths surrounding suicide and it is something that needs to be tackled in a clear and comprehensive way, which is why we need more resources from the system”. The councillor for Social Inclusion, Melisa Ceballos (PP), also stressed the importance of “making the problem of suicide more visible. We want to prevent people from having suicidal ideation, and reinforce in their heads the idea that life is beautiful, that we must enjoy it and that we must know how to manage certain emotions and certain thoughts that we may have had at some point in our lives”. The councillor from the Socialist Municipal Group, Hipólito Zapico stressed the importance of “making visible the problem of suicide, because in some way it has been hidden and it is a very serious situation that we need to make visible”.
Members of the corporation, municipal workers, Local Police and representatives of Afesol, at the reading of the manifesto on Tuesday 10th / M.F.
The call for the 3rd Soroptimist
‘NURTURE YOUR OPTIMISM’ award is still open
Proposals for organisations and companies that promote sustainable food will be collected until the 20th of September
Editorial Department
Looking for companies that promote sustainable food. This is the call for the III Soroptimist Nourish your Optimism Award, as the organisation presented on the 17th of June, coinciding with the World Day for the Fight Against Desertification and Drought 2024.
“We are looking for companies and organisations that are working towards a more sustainable food system”, said Daphne Theunissen , Collaborating in this competition are Soroptimist International, Costa Women, the Foreigners Department of Mijas, Justicia Alimentaria, the Red Cross, Sabor a Málaga and the Aula del Mar Foundation. The idea is to nominate organisations and companies that are promo-
ting organic food or are involved in sustainable food with local products.
About the awards
The aim is to raise awareness about improving our health, which is increasingly affected by the consumption of fast and packaged products. . The proposal is open until the 20th of September.
“We have a form on our website
that you can fill in with the candidate that you think can participate”, said Ana Skou, a member of Soroptimist International Costa del Sol. The winners will be announced and will receive their prize on Thursday 17th of October at the Mijas Town Hall. There, the work of each company and their work philosophy will also be presented. More information on www.costadelsol.soroptimist.es.
TALK
One of the survivors of the Andes plane crash to give a talk in Mijas
The conference, which will take place on the 26th at 20 hours, may be watched on line
on the 26th at 20 hours, a talk for the students of the educational group Attendis with Eduardo Strauch, survivor of the Andes plane crash, as the protagonist. The visit is part of the annual programme of presentations with prominent figures ‘Attendis Talks’, which the organisation will offer open online to the general public
of the Mijas Town Hall, which is lending the theatre facilities.
Singing, dancing and guitar at the auditorium
‘Flamenco at La Muralla’ is the name of the free show on Saturday 14th
I.M. The Department of Culture invites all flamenco lovers to the event that will take place on Saturday 14th at the Miguel González Berral municipal auditorium from 21 hours. ‘Flamenco at La Muralla’ will feature performances by the flamenco group Tatiana Cuevas, made up of Vanesa Fernández and
Fabiola Santiago on vocals, Isaac Muñoz on guitar and David Moñiz on violin. In addition, the audience will be able to enjoy the singing of Julián Estrada, the guitar playing of Manuel Silveria and the hand-clapping of Richard Gutiérrez and Alberto ‘Parraguilla’. Admission will be free until full capacity is reached. SHOW
The harsh story of personal survival in the 1972 Andes plane crash is once again in the news, after the successful Spanish film by Bayona about these events, ‘La sociedad de la nieve’ (Society of the Snow). On this occasion, one of the survivors will visit Mijas on the 26th of September to tell the story first hand in a talk entitled ‘Exit: Surviving the Andes’.
The representative of Attendis schools in Marbella, Javier Palma, said that “Strauch is a person that we considered very interesting because he talks about effort and self-improvement, values that are very present in our schools. These events are a meeting point to discuss issues that have an impact on people’s lives, on society in general.”.
The conference has the support
María García, representative of the Attendis institution in Málaga, expressed her “gratitude and the willingness of the Mijas Town Hall to host this meeting. We support this type of events that improve society and help the parents in their role as the first educators of their children”. The councillor for Culture, Juan Carlos Maldonado (PMP), said that “our department always collaborates with these initiatives. On this occasion, we are collaborating with the facilities of the Manuel España Theatre, which is available for these initiatives to disseminate not only culture but also important aspects that society demands, such as educational values and personal growth”.
The councillor for Culture, Juan Carlos Maldonado, together with the managers of Attendis, Javier Palma and María García / C.Luque.
C.Luque. The Manuel España Theatre in Las Lagunas will host,
Mijas Fair 2024
"It has been a great fair"
THE LAST ONE IN THE MUNICIPALITY”
The mayoress Ana Mata and the councillor for Festivities and Traditions, Silvia Marín, take stock of these six days
Amanda Gómez
The Mijas Pueblo Fair came to an end on Monday 9th of September after six intense days of celebration, from the fisrt day, on Wednesday 4th until Monday, which was a public holiday in the municipality as it fell on the day of the Patron Saint, the Virgen de la Peña, Sunday 8th September.
The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata , made a very positive assessment and expressed that “it has been a great fair, in which we all enjoyed a great atmosphere. The days have passed by without any incidents and respect has prevailed above anything else. The concerts have been a great success and the procession, with the dome that we have premiered this year, was beautiful, with hundreds and hundreds of people accompanying the Virgen de la Peña”. Likewise,
FRIDAY
the mayoress of Mijas thanked “the work of the security forces and municipal workers who have given their best during these days. We are already working on next year’s edition”, she added.
Mijas Pueblo closed the cycle of fairs in the municipality with a day full of flamenco with the last two performances programmed in the Municipal Booth, that of Arcángel and Israel Fernández “It has been six intense and entertaining days for all audiences. We have had activities for children, adults, teenagers, and for the whole family. On Thursday we also had the celebratory dinner for our
elders and then the performances, which were very well received by the public. Of course there was also the day fair, where families, children, grandparents and young people could also enjoy, because parents went to the fair knowing that they could enjoy dancing while their children were in the play centre”, said the councillor for Festivities and Traditions, Silvia Marín, during her visit to the Mijas Comunicación set to assess these days. “It has been a fair in style”, concluded the councillor.
Large number of attendees Regarding the day fair in the gar-
SATURDAY
dens of La Muralla, which attracts more and more people every year, the councillor said that “this year I have seen more tourists than on other occasions and a lot of Spaniards. On Friday there was a family from Salamanca and they said it was something they had never seen before, ‘how can you have a fair in such a beautiful place, in the middle of the mountains and with a sea view?’. It is also worth mentioning the atmosphere of the day fair with its three great bars, for which we have to thank the brotherhoods of Cristo de la Paz, Dulce Nombre de Jesús Nazareno
SUNDAY
and also football. Thanks to this service we have been able to enjoy the day fair with them”, said Marín. Everyone’s success
The councillor also wanted to thank all those who work to ensure that the fair can take place successfully: “Operational Services, Local Police, Fire Brigade, Red Cross, the Junta de Festejos, who are anonymous but are always giving their best, and above all the bars of the collectives, who also entertain us and help us to organise and participate in the fair’s programme”.
MONDAY
The mayoress Ana Mata during her visit to the Mijas Comunicación set / A.G.S.
The councillor for Festivities, Silvia Marín, highlighted the atmosphere of the fair / A.G.S.
The day fair attracted a large audience every day / M.C.
WHAT´S ON
FRIDAY 13TH
Painting exhibition ‘Hijos del Sol’, by Arte_adoro
Las Lagunas Cultural Centre, 20 hours
Until the 19th of October
Presentation of the book ‘Vidas Cruzadas’, by Abraham Valle Folk Museum patio in Mijas Pueblo, 19 hours
Free entrance
Group photography exhibition ‘Las estaciones del año’, by Nuevo Enfoque Mijas
Nuevo Enfoque Association Headquarters (Los Olivos residential complex, phase 1, local 25, El Coto), 20:00 h
Free entrance
SATURDAY 14TH
Flamenco at La Muralla
Miguel González Berral Auditorium, 21 hours
Free admission until full capacity is reached
Open Day organized by the Women’s Circle Casa Luna El Esparragal Park, from 11 to 20 hours
There will be crafts, music, dance, nature, paella and drinks
Charity concert ‘Todos con Adán’ (All with Adán)
Manuel España Theater in Las Lagunas, 18 h
Tickets: 8 euros in advance and 10 at the box office. More information on 672 140 978 Frank T, Sutil & Co., Amiga 500, El Cid, Dj Dragmatic
Appointment of Enrique Castillo as Flamenco of Honor Peña flamenca El Gallo, 21 hours
With Pepe López, Paqui Corpas, Adri de Ardales, Rocío Gil, Paqui Rosales and Diego La Flor singing and Juan de Córdoba and Niño La Aljaima on guitar
‘Atrapados, el musical’, by Lobo Producciones
Manuel España Theatre, 19 h
SUNDAY 15TH
Charity Paella in aid of AFA Fuengirola - Mijas Costa Peña Flamenca del Sur (La Cala), 14:30 hours
Performing will be María Barea, Enrique Heredia, Ismael Tamayo, guitarists Javier de Ana María and Antonio Rojas, the flamenco company of Juan A. Pérez and the flamenco fusion group Meraki
DO NOT MISS
Juan de la Loma guitar and singing workshop
Peña Flamenca La Unión del Cante (Cortijo Don Elías)
Every Monday from 20 to 22 h
Photography exhibition by José Moreno: ‘Street Sanjuanero’ Folk Museum in Mijas Pueblo. Inauguration at 20 hours
Until the 16th of September
Group photography exhibition ‘El 5º elemento’
La Cala Cultural Centre
With works by photographers Cecilia Mazurenco, Teresa Lorenzoni, Graciela Pérez, Sergio López, Omar Maraury and Federico Eiras
Solidarity Tables ‘Make solidarity your gift this autumn’ Branch Office square in La Cala, last Wednesday and Saturday of each month from 11 to 14 h
Photography exhibition by Nani Hernández ‘Habitus’ CAC Mijas
Until the 3rd of October
Ecological market
La Cala Boulevard, in front of the branch offices on the second and last Sundays of the month
Tickets: stalls (15 €) and amphitheater (12 €) CHARITY
Festivity of Lady of Sorrows San Sebastián Hermitage (Mijas Pueblo)
12:30 h. Angelus prayer. From 12:30 to 18 h. Receiving line. 20 h. Solemn Eucharist
Flamenco show
Every Wednesday at 12 h
Plaza Virgen de la Peña, Mijas Pueblo
Every Saturday at 12 h
Plaza de la Constitución, Mijas Pueblo
Rosé Experience. Rosé wine tastings led by experts in the field and with guest wineries
Picador Restaurant (La Zambra Hotel), every Wednesday at 19:00 hours
Price: 15 euros. Bookings at lazambrahotel.com
Until the 23rd of September
Second hand market
Las Lagunas Fairground and at Urb. Calypso, Mijas Costa Sundays from 9 to 14 h
FOREIGNER’S DEPARTMENT MIJAS TOWN HALL
USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS
SALUD RESPONDE (Doctor’s prescriptions etc.)
EMERGENCY/DOCTOR, AMBULANCE ANDALUSIAN HEALTH
LOCAL POLICE - MIJAS
EMERGENCIES 24H
OFFICE, MON - FRI 8:00-14:00
FIREBRIGADE 24H
CIVIL GUARD 24H
MIJAS TOWN HALL - MIJAS VILLAGE
TOWN HALL BRANCH LAS LAGUNAS
FOREIGNERS DEPARTMENT (MON - FRI 9:00 - 14:00)
SENIOR CITIZEN’S DEPARTMENT
SOCIAL SERVICES (MON - FRI - 8:00 - 14:00)
WOMEN’S CENTRE
FREE FURNITURE COLLECTION
ACE dog shelter autumn fundraising lunch
ACE. Taking place on Saturday 21st of September at Restaurante La Sierra (Cerrado del Aguila Golf Resort, Mijas Costa), the ACE Dog Shelter Autumn Fundraising Lunch begins at 13:30 hours with a Welcome Drink, followed by a 3-course meal with choice of menu. Event highlights include five music from international vocalist Michelle Daniels, plus a cha-
rity raffle with quality prizes.
Tickets cost 45 euros each and include 10 euros donation to ACE, wine, draught beer, softdrinks and water during the meal.
Tickets, which must be paid for in advance, are available from Restaurante La Sierra, also for bookings and more information, contact Martyn on 711039124 or email: info@ace-charity.org.
