As a result of a broken water pipe that supplies the Puerto de Mazarrón, the service is being affected in some parts of the coastal town. The City Council of Mazarrón is working hard to resolve this setback and should will be restored completely by this evening. The City Council apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Friday, 29 July 2011
Thursday, 28 July 2011
SERVICES ARE REINFORCED WITH THE ARRIVAL OF SUMMER
The town (Mazarrón) has recovered cleaning machines for the beach sand!
The Department of Urban Public Services Management is making a major effort this summer to return normalcy to the streets and beaches of the municipality as far as cleaning and garbage collection is concerned. In this regard, it has re-instated cleaning beaches every day, including Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. In addition, the council has recovered the machines that comb and clean sandy beaches, that have not been in use for the last 2 years. It has also designed a new plan of work for every day the garbage is collected in all municipalities. In areas where there is a more concentrate mass of residents collections may be even twice in one day. Specifically, it has paid special attention to areas of the Port and Bay for being two areas they see their population increased with the arrival of summer.
As Mazarrón core emphasis is being placed on improving the status of wide avenues, with washdown streets and washing garbage containers as it is more than 4 years since they were cleansed. In addition, the town will install soon about 60 containers that have been recently acquired by the municipality to stop the residents having to deposit their rubbish outside the containers.
Services will also conduct an awareness campaign for residents to take out the rubbish at the correct times, it is recommended starting at 9 pm. This campaign will be the prelude to an operation that will be launched to punish citizens who do not follow these rules. Councillor of the area, Juan Miguel Muñoz, has warned that "the police will act forcefully."
The Department of Urban Public Services Management is making a major effort this summer to return normalcy to the streets and beaches of the municipality as far as cleaning and garbage collection is concerned. In this regard, it has re-instated cleaning beaches every day, including Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. In addition, the council has recovered the machines that comb and clean sandy beaches, that have not been in use for the last 2 years. It has also designed a new plan of work for every day the garbage is collected in all municipalities. In areas where there is a more concentrate mass of residents collections may be even twice in one day. Specifically, it has paid special attention to areas of the Port and Bay for being two areas they see their population increased with the arrival of summer.
As Mazarrón core emphasis is being placed on improving the status of wide avenues, with washdown streets and washing garbage containers as it is more than 4 years since they were cleansed. In addition, the town will install soon about 60 containers that have been recently acquired by the municipality to stop the residents having to deposit their rubbish outside the containers.
Services will also conduct an awareness campaign for residents to take out the rubbish at the correct times, it is recommended starting at 9 pm. This campaign will be the prelude to an operation that will be launched to punish citizens who do not follow these rules. Councillor of the area, Juan Miguel Muñoz, has warned that "the police will act forcefully."
Route of the train on Camposol, Mazarrón
The train has now arrived on Camposol, Mazarrón and is oficially starting tomorrow the 29th at 12 oclock from Sector A lower Car Park. Round trip is 3 euros and the route will be the following.
Train Route:
Leave Sector A Car Park and go down Calle Barcelona, there will be a stop at the end of Calle Barcelona, then it will turn left down Calle Alicante, then right towards round about, over the bridge, straight across roundabout, take a left and the next stop will be just before the car park. Then down the hill, turn right at roundabout and down Avenida Los Covachos. There will be a stop at the end of this road near the roundabout where you have to go left or right. The train will go left to the next roundabout, right at roundabout and over the bridge, left up the dual carriage way up going past the hotel Sensol. There is a stop at the 40 km sign post, opposite the hotel, then keep going up the hill all the way, next stop is at the semi round about to your right opposite junction. Keep going all the way to the last roundabout off Avenida Ls Covachos and take a left down Calle Piteras, then a second left up Calle Tejon. All the way up straight over roundabout, and then join dual carriageway again. Up to the hotel and actually turn right off the dual carriageway and pass in front of hotel and Golf. Back to dual carriageway, over the bridge, left at round about, right at next round about. All the way to the roundabout near petrol station, left and up past Comercial center B, and back over bridge right at roundabout and down to Marianos, left at Marianos and back up to Car Park.
It takes 1 hour round trip, so leave at 12 and will be at roundabout on sector D to turn left down Piteras for about 12.30. Train will stop if you flag it down.
This is new and we are on trial to see where the best stops are.
Also this timetable is a trial as well.
Train on Camposol has now arrived
10 minutes ago the train arrived for Camposol outside the commercial centre on B. Kelly is on the train now working out the route and the stops ready for tomorrow. Its very pretty and bright red and yellow coloured looks great!
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Official opening of train on Camposol, Mazarrón
The official opening for the new train on Camposol will be held on the 29th Friday at 12 o'clock in Sector A Car park, Camposol, Mazarrón.
Anybody that would like to advertise on the train it is 100 euros a month for a 50x60 and there is only 18 available, so first come first serve. This will include the signs being done for you.
For us to enable us to do this we will need your logo design, your full name and account details. Please send this to camposol@crmservices.es
IF we get enough people using the train we will have this service all year round.
Anybody that would like to advertise on the train it is 100 euros a month for a 50x60 and there is only 18 available, so first come first serve. This will include the signs being done for you.
For us to enable us to do this we will need your logo design, your full name and account details. Please send this to camposol@crmservices.es
IF we get enough people using the train we will have this service all year round.
So You Think You Can Drive!
Oval /Short Circuit racing is coming to Spain, courtesy of Velocity Racing & Circuito Cartagena - that’s official. For those of you that didn’t spend your teenage years at circuits like Bovingdon, Wimbledon & the occasional visit to Ipswich, then let me give you a bit of an insight into this.
Oval/Short Circuit Racing is motor sport performed within a flat circuit of up to 500m in circumference, which differs from a road course in that it turns in one direction only and as the turns are all very fast, standard road tyres would not last long with the extreme pressures forced on them. Oval Circuits can vary dramatically in length & physical layout and therefore each track presents its own unique challenges & demands on the driver. Different forms of Oval Circuit Racing have been around almost as long as there have been cars to race, as this was & still is, the simplest form of motorsport. Many categories of vehicle have been used from the monster NASCAR V8’s of the States to the very British mini-stocks. Here on the Costa Cálida Velocity Racing intend to bring a range of formulas, including 1300 Stock Cars, 2.0 Hot Rods, Lightning Rods, Junior Rods, Rookie Rods, & National Hot Rods to Cartagena. If you are anything like me, then this is the ‘real’ racing because ‘trading paint’ & ‘rubbing’ is just racing but without the very high speeds & without the likelihood of serious accidents.
The guys from Velocity Racing will be holding a drivers meeting on 7th August 2011 at 7.00pm, at the Meroil Garage on the Cv913 off the Ap7 Junction 733 towards Callosa de Segura, with details of the circuit & a list of meeting dates. Whether it’s to register your interest in driving by signing up on the day, talk to the guys at Velocity Racing about the formulas, rules & regulations, setting up your own car, or to just have a look at what it’s all about, then be there on the 7th August as everyone is welcome.
THE CITY IS MADE AVAILABLE TO SUPPORT THEIR OCEANOGRAPHIC CENTER RESEARCH
The Research Center has launched into the sea the firstborn of bluefin tuna larvae
Murcia Oceanographic Centre, part of the Spanish Institute of Oceanography, still immersed in its research on captive breeding of bluefin tuna. In fact, the Centre has started to send to sea the first offspring of larvae of this species, after it has managed to breed in captivity around 20,000 bluefin tuna larvae naturally and from 30 adult specimens. They have already been launched into the waters of the Bay of Mazarrón more than 1,000 of these juveniles.
This was announced by the center's director, Jose Maria Bello, who on Tuesday morning, received by the researcher Alicia Garcia, the mayor of Mazarrón, Ginés Campillo, the Councillor for Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development, Magdalena Mendez and the councilman of Youth, Sports, Finance and Municipal Levy, Andrew James. Bellido and Garcia released to local authorities the facilities of the Experimental Plant of Marine Cultures de Mazarrón where they explained the details of the farming of bluefin tuna and other species such as bream or sea bass.
Campillo, who highlighted the great efforts of the Center on aquaculture research showed interest in these investigations and Bellido and Garcia offered the full support of City Hall so they can continue to carry out further studies to report further success in of R & D. Bellido said "it is very important for us to be embedded in the social life of the towns where we are, and we are very proud to be in Mazarrón and receive visits from schools and citizens."
Regarding the bluefin tuna farming, the center director said that "these investigations are very innovative and each year they get new achievements". This year we do a release in the cages of many more copies, which are larger and better conditions. " The next step is that these individuals can come to breed in captivity, which would close the cycle and a milestone in aquaculture.
The Center is also developing new vaccines, through genetics, for species such as bass and bream "which are acheiving very good progress." In addition to working with new species such as dentex verrugato or to find out "if you can grow them. We have many challenges, but it is important that we move forward. "
Murcia Oceanographic Centre, part of the Spanish Institute of Oceanography, still immersed in its research on captive breeding of bluefin tuna. In fact, the Centre has started to send to sea the first offspring of larvae of this species, after it has managed to breed in captivity around 20,000 bluefin tuna larvae naturally and from 30 adult specimens. They have already been launched into the waters of the Bay of Mazarrón more than 1,000 of these juveniles.
This was announced by the center's director, Jose Maria Bello, who on Tuesday morning, received by the researcher Alicia Garcia, the mayor of Mazarrón, Ginés Campillo, the Councillor for Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development, Magdalena Mendez and the councilman of Youth, Sports, Finance and Municipal Levy, Andrew James. Bellido and Garcia released to local authorities the facilities of the Experimental Plant of Marine Cultures de Mazarrón where they explained the details of the farming of bluefin tuna and other species such as bream or sea bass.
Campillo, who highlighted the great efforts of the Center on aquaculture research showed interest in these investigations and Bellido and Garcia offered the full support of City Hall so they can continue to carry out further studies to report further success in of R & D. Bellido said "it is very important for us to be embedded in the social life of the towns where we are, and we are very proud to be in Mazarrón and receive visits from schools and citizens."
Regarding the bluefin tuna farming, the center director said that "these investigations are very innovative and each year they get new achievements". This year we do a release in the cages of many more copies, which are larger and better conditions. " The next step is that these individuals can come to breed in captivity, which would close the cycle and a milestone in aquaculture.
The Center is also developing new vaccines, through genetics, for species such as bass and bream "which are acheiving very good progress." In addition to working with new species such as dentex verrugato or to find out "if you can grow them. We have many challenges, but it is important that we move forward. "
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