Tomares
The pavia dishes of the Sacramental Brotherhood return to Tomares until August 8
The pavia dishes of hake and cod from the Sacramental Brotherhood are served in Tomares until August 8, Fridays and Saturdays from 9 PM.
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Tomares
Tomares celebrates its Velá de las Almenas with music and activities from Friday
From July 3 to 5, Tomares hosts the Velá de las Almenas with concerts by Orquesta Decibelios, magic, and children's games on Calle Pepe Marchena.
Guadalquivir Marshlands
Closure of the Los Palacios Fire Station Due to Lack of Personnel
The Los Palacios and Villafranca fire station closes after one of the two on-duty personnel is absent. The Town Hall is negotiating integration into the provincial Consortium.
Spain
The Archdiocese of Seville announces 30 pastoral appointments for the new term
The Archdiocese of Seville announces 30 pastoral appointments for parishes, curia, seminaries, and chaplaincies, with taking possession in September.
Seville Capital
Residents of Alameda Denounce City Council's Inaction After Pride Excesses
The Alameda de Hércules residents' association criticises the City Council for failing to prevent Pride excesses: late fireworks, concerts without schedules, and general dirt.
Spain
Migrant regularisation deadline ends Tuesday with over 900,000 applications
The migrant regularisation process in Spain ends Tuesday with over 900,000 applications, as NGOs warn of delays and possible duplicates.
Spain
Sevilla la Nueva holds minute of silence for Venezuela earthquake victims
The Madrid town of Sevilla la Nueva holds a minute of silence on Monday for victims of the Venezuela earthquakes, called by the FEMP.
Marchena
Adif and Marchena Council Reach Deal to Reopen Train Station Vestibule
Marchena's train station vestibule reopens Wednesday after a 10-year free use agreement between Adif and the local council, aiming to improve traveler services.
Las Cabezas de San Juan
Manu Sánchez's Ancestral Town Las Cabezas de San Juan: A Historical Gem in Seville
Las Cabezas de San Juan, the Seville town linked to TV presenter Manu Sánchez, is rich in history: it was the cradle of the 1820 liberal uprising that restored Spain's first constitution.
Tomares
Seville Archbishop presides over teachers' meeting in Tomares
Archbishop Saiz Meneses led the III Encounter of Teachers and Staff of the Victoria Díez Foundation in Tomares, thanking educators for their work during the school year.
Seville Capital
Seville Starts Pavement Renovation in Parks to Improve Safety and Accessibility
Seville City Council renovates pavements in Parque de los Príncipes and Paseo de Catalina de Ribera to improve safety and accessibility, with a €1 million budget.
Seville Capital
Seville begins the redevelopment of Virgen de Fuensanta street with six new trees
Seville City Council starts redevelopment works on Virgen de Fuensanta street on Monday, investing €70,000 and creating six new tree pits.