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Welcome to the September edition of Soltalk, this being many
people’s favourite month here on the Costa del Sol with what
will hopefully be slightly cooler, sunny days and a few more
parking spaces available!
At present, almost 1,000 people previously registered in Nerja
have not come forward to renew their entry on the Padrón, the
official list of the municipality’s population. To check if
renewal is required, visit the reception area of Nerja Town Hall
and ask at the left-hand desk (open weekdays 8.00am to
1.15pm), taking identification with you such as NIE certificate,
passport or medical card. Alternatively, email name, address
and phone number plus NIE number to [email protected]
and a check will be made.
We really hope you like the redesigned look of our cover and
the improvements to many of our pages. These are all thanks
to our new partner Katie Rhead, a very skilled graphic
designer. Not only is she proficient at design but we can now
offer extra services to clients who need help to develop their
social media marketing, websites, logos, branding and much
more. Just get in touch with us if you’d like to know more. We
are delighted to welcome Katie to the Soltalk team.
Renewal should be made every two years, or in the case of
holders of the green residents’ card, every five years.
Meanwhile, thousands of
sneakers have been dredged out
of the Chillar river in Nerja.
They are the product of the
custom of throwing one’s shoes
to dangle from electric cables by
those who have completed the
popular walk along the river
bed. Last month’s clearance was
the second clean-up of the river
this summer.
Nerja Town Hall has issued a new plea for residents to prevent
the town from losing cash grants from central government.
The municipality is in danger of falling below a critical
population level which would deny the town an annual €150
p