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The redevelopment of Los Locos beach will create more green spaces, pedestrian areas, trees, street furniture including children's play areas and outdoor fitness areas. The project involves over 1,100 meters of coastal pedestrianization and covers a total area of 21,044.75 square meters.

The course aims to encourage reflection on new masculinities based on equality, co-responsibility, and healthy relationships

Thanks to this distinction, Torrevieja will be able to join the Innpulso Network along with 127 other Spanish cities.

A total of 327,529 m2 of surface area will be resurfaced on streets and avenues in Torrevieja. The works include the construction of a new deceleration lane that will provide direct access from the CV-95 to the Torrevieja University Hospital, in order to alleviate congestion on the current access route via the roundabout.

The actions will improve accessibility, safety and the general condition of the infrastructure in three of the main coastal areas of the municipality

The project, with a seven-month execution period, will allow for the renewal and adaptation of road infrastructure and paving, the improvement of urban service networks, and the increase in the safety and functionality of public space.

The City Council is reinforcing security and healthcare services in response to the high influx of visitors.

The company ORIGEN MURCIA, SA will manage the space for 10 years with an investment of nearly one million euros. The City Council guarantees the continuity of the traditional market and opens a new process to define the uses of the upper floors.

The municipal initiative seeks to strengthen coping capacity in the face of stress and anxiety in essential public services

The works have been awarded by the Local Governing Board to the company Construcciones Hermanos Espín SL for an amount of 640,211 euros

The Torrevieja City Council has formalized the final acceptance of the repaving and repair works of the Levante Dike, a strategic action that has allowed the complete renovation of one of the most representative spaces of the city's seafront.

The redevelopment includes pedestrianization and connection to the Punta Margalla promenade from the confluence of Avenida de la Purísima with Calle La Sal to Av. Roentgen

The Barrios program, funded by Next GenerationEU, includes the energy rehabilitation of the Torresal, Colonia San Esteban and Portalicos areas, as well as the redevelopment of Colonia San Esteban.

The UPCCA presents “Family Conversations I” and the “I School for Families”, two free initiatives aimed at parents, educators and the general public