Latest posts in La Zenia - Page 125

Hi can anyboby recommend a good used car dealership in the area. We are looking for a Opel Zafira LHD or similar 7 seater car but must be in good order and reasonable mileage for the year. circa 2012 reg on a Spainish plate also.

Regards

Dave

Hello Everyone,

 does anyone know of a tool hire place, apart from the small stuff I also want a mini digger.. In or around La Zenia

Thank you.

Looking for two new double beds we live in la zenia  and would like the best quality and best prices in the area please

On a different post a helpful member, Cheryl, provided a link to a webpage on the subject of Processionary Caterpillars. As a dog owner I believe that this is worth sharing in a dedicated post as we are approaching the time when the caterpillars pose a very serious danger to our much loved pets.

http://www.rewindthegap.co.uk/2019/01/10/the-dangers-of-the-pine-processionary-caterpillar/

Information provided by the British Embassy on Spain's response to Brexit and the situation going forward.

British embassy welcomes the Spanish government’s new web resource for UK nationals in Spain
On 14 January, the Spanish government launched a new, dedicated section on the Moncloa website to inform UK and Spanish citizens and businesses on how to prepare for when the UK leaves the EU. The new site is available in Spanish and English, and covers areas including residency, healthcare, voting rights and education. We encourage all UK nationals in Spain to visit the site in order to ensure they are prepared for EU exit.
The Spanish government message on the website is clear: UK citizens living in Spain for more than 3 months must ensure they are correctly registered with Extranjería (the Central Foreigners Register), to obtain a registration certificate that will be useful in either a deal or no-deal scenario. In the case of an exit with an agreement, the registration certificate will allow you to exercise your rights as set out under the Withdrawal Agreement. The website also says that in the event of an exit without an agreement, the registration certificate will allow British citizens to continue to live in Spain and obtain any new documents required by the Spanish immigration system. For further information on residency visit our Living In Guide.
British Ambassador Simon Manley said: “The launch of this new web resource is an important moment and underlines the shared desire of both the Spanish and British governments to ensure that citizens’ rights are protected. We welcome its arrival and the accompanying assurances by the Spanish government that UK nationals who have chosen to make their home here will have their rights respected. The UK government has constantly reassured EU citizens and their family members living in the UK that they are welcome to stay even in the event of a ‘no deal’. We welcome the fact that the Spanish government is making the same commitment to UK nationals in Spain. We will continue our discussions with our Spanish colleagues on the rights of UK citizens in Spain in order to ensure that all your concerns are addressed.”
The British Embassy and Consular network is continuing its programme of outreach events to prepare UK nationals in Spain for EU exit. To find an event visit gov.uk. If there is not an event near you, we will be holding a live Q&A on Facebook in the coming weeks. Join our Brits in Spain Facebook page for further details. We also recommend signing up for alerts from our Living In Guide to ensure you are getting the latest, accurate information.

Can anyone enlighten me please, when looking on rentals that agents have sent us it says the monthly rental cost then it says 1000 LT. what is LT?

Looking for a recommendation of a hair salon in La Zenia please?

Bicycle ladies as new 80

Can anyone assist with regard to contacting Iberdrola in an emergency, IE no power. We arrived from Uk to our own apartment last night, and soon after arriving our power just tripped. I tried re setting the smart meter by turning off the main breaker and re setting, no improvement. Then tried looking into the external supply box 100 mtrs away, but could see no reset on the meter it’s self. Tried calling Iberdrola, last night and all day today, just get a recorded message stating sorry all our lines are busy. Have now had to leave the apartment and book into a hotel, just to be able to warm up and have a shower. The supposedly emergency tel no 900171171, is only in Spanish and having difficulty in that regard. Any advice would be really appreciated. Thanks, Hew.

Hi everyone.
I seem to recall that there'sa market in Cabo Roig on a Thursday...~

Can someone let me know where it's located please

Thanks