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The new Camposol Medical Centre is currently being fitted out and furnished with funding of the Murcia Regional Government. The medical centre occupies two floors each of 540 sqM and will have three consulting room plus nursing stations, toilets, storage areas, parking and a garden and is located in calle Jerez de la Frontera. The basement area may be fitted out at a later date to cater for any

Approval for Mazarrón municipality to join the Public Transport Authority (PTA) has been given by the Governing Council of the Murcia Autonomous Region and awaits only final approval from the Ministry of Public Works and Spatial Planning, under whose control the PTA operates.According to the linked report, the objective of this change is to allow the benefits of public transport services to be

The new branch of the Post Office (Correos) has now opened in Sector B at Camposol, below the Consum supermarket, just a few doors along from the 'Best Wishes' card shop.When I was at MCC for my annual 3-month stay until mid-May the Post Office premises had already been partially fitted-out, but not furnished, so it is good to see this new facility is now operating. It will certainly make sending

During a speech in Aledo at the Annual General Meeting of the Association of Building Entrepreneurs in the Lower Guadalentín (AEMCO), the Mayor of Totana, Sr José Martínez Andreo (accompanied by the Councillor responsible for industry, Sr José Antonio Valverde Reina) announced tentative draft plans for the construction of a new general hospital in the north Mazarrón area, probably in the vicinity

Well, this is an allusion to the chronic water shortages which have affected Mazarron Country Club in the past few weeks. Although initially the cuts in water supply affected another nearby 'urbanisation' (Camposol) too, as a result of work which was apparently being carried out on a main water supply duct supplying the area, the problems seem to continue at Mazarron Country Club (this has been

Mazarron mayor Francisco Blaya has announced an increased campaign to combat the plagues of mosquitoes and other nuisances such as rats and cockroaches. The problems are particularly intense during the summer months and provoke complaints from tourists visiting the area. Mazarron Council apparently spends €107,000 a year to the company it has contracted to perform the eradication service. These