Sometimes life throws unexpected challenges our way. For Gerry Hannam, this moment arrived during a pre-Christmas trip to London, when he suffered a sudden cardiac arrest while walking across Waterloo Bridge. Thanks to the swift actions of an off-duty paramedic and the immediate use of a defibrillator, his life was saved. This life-changing event reshaped… [Read more]
📅 Payment deadline: 31 December 2025 As the end of the semester approaches, we would like to remind all property owners of the importance of paying the community fees within the established deadline. 📘 Surcharge for late payment According to Art. 49 of the Statutes, if the fee is not paid within the voluntary… [Read more]
We would like to inform all residents that we are currently carrying out treatments on the pine trees in our communal areas to protect them against the pine processionary caterpillar. This work is done every year around this time, as autumn is the ideal period to prevent the caterpillars from appearing in spring. The pine… [Read more]
Street lighting situation in our residential area The condition of the street lighting in our residential area continues to worsen due to the Mijas Town Council’s failure to meet its maintenance obligations. Despite repeated requests for repair, the situation remains unacceptable: Over 120 burnt-out street lamps leaving large areas unlit. 11 street lamps missing and… [Read more]
As summer comes to an end and things start to get back to normal after the busy holiday months, September has brought plenty of activity for our maintenance team. After a season focused on keeping the area clean and tidy—while still handling day-to-day issues—we’ve continued working at a good pace this month.Here are some of… [Read more]
Dear residents, We would like to share with you a series of photographs showing pruning waste being dumped directly in our green areas.👉 This practice is forbidden, it violates the municipal ordinances, it is subject to sanctions, and in addition to spoiling our communal areas after so much effort to maintain them, it also poses… [Read more]
🌊 Environmental Itineraries on Málaga’s Coastal Path The Provincial Council of Málaga and the Aula del Mar Mediterráneo Foundation (FAMM) are launching a program for awareness, education, and marine environmental conservation in the face of climate change. As part of this initiative, five environmental itineraries will take place along the Coastal Path, engaging citizens in… [Read more]
🌊 Next Friday, 19th September, join us for a unique experience exploring the seabed of Calahonda! (See poster for details). 🤿 Ready to dive into the Mediterranean with a scientific twist? Discover the hidden treasures of Mijas and learn how you can help protect them through citizen science. ✨ An afternoon of learning, connecting, and… [Read more]
August in the Urbanisation: Reinforced Cleaning and Incident Management The month of August is marked by the large influx of tourists and property owners to our urbanisation. While this is positive for the community’s social life, it also brings a significant increase in maintenance needs, particularly in terms of cleaning. For this reason, we have… [Read more]
🌞 July Highlights The month of July began with the celebration of Calahonda Day, a very special event that we prepare each year with great enthusiasm. In the days leading up to it, our staff worked tirelessly: putting up the banner on Avenida de España, preparing and decorating the park, arranging chairs and tables provided… [Read more]
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