Brandyboy wrote: 21 Feb 2026 08:23 I wonder what the 'imposition of precautionary measures means. No ' hugger mugging' during the siesta hours. !!

I assume that means they are out on Bail

Ouch!
Basically you got walloped because of a fault with their system.

Did you get to the bottom of this?

Good to see that it was also in English on the phone.

Was upstairs when the alert went off, I thought that at first I had unwelcome visitors in the house

It is bit of a pain at times. When I was in Valencia , we had trouble finding the tourist office as the name of the road started in one language, and then changed part of the way down to the other language, then back again to the other language further down.

Very calm where I am at the moment, unlike yesterday afternoon when I was on the bike and going nowhere fast headlong into the wind.

Sadly a train crash at Adamuz
39 dead at the moment, hopefully that won't toll wont increase

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cedw6ylpynyo

If Bee is in Torrevieja for more than 90 days per Year, then she should be on the padron according to the following website. I thought one had to be a permanent resident?

https://www.coolcasas.net/blog/why-is-the-padron-important-when-living-in-torrevieja/

Who Needs the Padron in Torrevieja ...

I always think that limiting the size of the dose is daft, as you just have to go to different pharmacies to make it up to 600mg

Back to the old time table. 10pm bus from airport removed with a couple of others