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The new facilities will reinforce security and police surveillance in the city center and port area, spaces with a high volume of people throughout the year. The station responds to the continuous growth of the Torrevieja Local Police force and will allow for a more localized service in an area of significant residential, commercial, administrative, tourist and leisure activity.

The project includes the repair of the sports courts and the children's playground, the repair of cracks and the restoration of overhangs and eaves. The works also include the replacement of the existing asbestos cement sheets under the roof tiles through the corresponding asbestos removal process.

The program includes the traditional pilgrimage, the Dawn Rosary, the floral offering, the procession of the patron saint, the paella competition, and the Multicolor Parade. Diego Martín and the show “The Playlist of Your Life” will perform on Friday, October 2, while the Atenas Orchestra will headline the open-air dance on Saturday, October 3.

The program includes yoga, Zumba, Tai Chi, various dance styles, Sevillanas, flamenco, crafts, ceramics, crochet, and training in mobile phones and social media. More than 1,000 students participated in the activities organized by the Department for Senior Citizens in Torrevieja and La Mata during the previous academic year.

The City Council yesterday activated the protocol outlined in the Beach Management System as a preventative measure to ensure the safety of beachgoers. The Beaches and Environment departments appreciate the understanding of beachgoers and apologize for any inconvenience caused during the temporary closure.

The Torrevieja for All Cultural Association requests a coordinated and lasting response of solidarity to address immediate needs and contribute to reconstruction. Donations should be made exclusively through bank accounts, Bizum codes, and the official websites of accredited humanitarian organizations.

The roadworks and resurfacing plan that are being carried out on a large part of the route make it impossible to hold the next edition with the maximum guarantees for runners, organizers and the public.

The City Council wishes to reassure the public, as this is a standard procedure designed to guarantee the highest safety and quality of bathing waters at all times.

The training will begin next October and will offer content adapted to beginner and intermediate levels. The courses are aimed at foreign residents in Torrevieja and aim to improve their language skills and promote their integration and independence.

The new layout will avoid running pipes over the pool basin and will include improvements to the boiler room ventilation. The project also includes the installation of a new air extraction system at the top of the boiler room, which will improve the safety, hygiene, and operational conditions of the facility. The Department of Sports aims to shorten the construction timeline so that the Torrevieja indoor swimming pool can be reopened as soon as possible.

Candidates must be between 18 and 26 years old and be from Torrevieja or have been registered as residents of the city for at least five years. The Salt Court will consist of a Salt Queen and two ladies-in-waiting, who will serve as the highest representatives of the Torrevieja festivities.

The documentary features testimonies from prominent athletes, coaches, and professionals such as Ona Carbonell, Almudena Cid, Amaya Valdemoro, Lydia Valentín, and Paloma del Río. Following the screening, a discussion will be held with the film's director and Lucía Carmona, a sports manager specializing in Women and Sport.

The call is aimed at young people up to 35 years old, registered as residents in Torrevieja for the last two years, who are studying official Bachelor's degrees, equivalent degrees or Master's degrees. Applications can be submitted from today, Tuesday, September 1, for ten working days, at the General Registry of the City Hall or through the municipal electronic office

The event will feature live performances and a bar run by the NGO Nueva Fraternidad. The initiative will recognize the social, cultural, and charitable work carried out throughout the year by the city's network of associations.

The exhibition, promoted by the UNED (National University of Distance Education) classroom in Torrevieja and curated by Jesucristo Riquelme, will bring together 45 works from the painter's own art collection and from various private collections. The exhibition, which can be visited until October 4, will pay tribute to Manuel Balaguer “Mamel”, the first director of the Torrevieja Municipal School of Painting.

Registration will begin in stages between September 1st and 10th, depending on the sport. The offerings include athletics, volleyball, judo, rhythmic gymnastics, fitness gymnastics, adapted athletics, hockey, tennis, handball, and cycling.

The competition is open to pensioners aged 60 and over who are registered residents of Torrevieja. Participants may submit a maximum of two photographs until September 21st. Entries can be sent to terceraedad@torrevieja.eu or delivered in person to the Department for Senior Citizens, located at Calle Maldonado, number 5.

The initiative will involve local entities, cultural agents, associations, and citizens to highlight the cultural diversity and heritage of Torrevieja. A technical office will support the entities in preparing their projects, applying for grants, and justifying the aid received, facilitating access for those with fewer technical and administrative resources.