By Linda Hall • Updated: 05 Jun 2022 • 19:51
INFORMAL POLL : Eduardo Dolon (second left) wants to know what people think about Torrevieja Photo credit: Torrevieja town hall
He explained that he and his councillors wanted to hear their opinions about the way the municipality has been run for the past three years, and said afterwards that the encounters were “very productive.”
Earlier on June 4, Dolon and most members of the local government had visited the La Mata social centre where they announced plans for the future sports stadium.
“La Mata has needed to complete its sports infrastructure with a covered installation with facilities for all types of sport,” he said.
Work on the stadium, which will be located near the N-332 roundabout, is due to start in September or October.
From La Mata, Dolon continued to the Paseo Juan Aparicio in the centre of Torrevieja where he and his councillors spoke to passers-by, followed by another session on June 5, in Plaza de la Constitucion.
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Originally from the UK, Linda is based in Valenca and is a reporter for The Euro Weekly News covering local news. Got a news story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com.
Hi Linda, This I posted on the Costa blanca site:- Yesterday 31/05 we had a a visit in Torreta 2 by “Strimmer man” who distributed the contents of the side of the road into a more central location. After an hour or so “Blower man” came and made an even better job of distributing what was already there, plus some. This was followed later by the dust raising “Distribution truck” No86. which re distributed everything again. Sometime this afternoon (01/06) It would appear that further progress has been made in some sort of concerted effort to spread it around yet again. The material that has been spread around consists of stones of many sizes up to about 4cm and leaves etc. Children often play in this street and if a vehicle had to stop quickly, it would probably skid on this gravelly mix with unforetold consequences. I have attached some pictures of the road during the last 48 hours. I see some areas of Torrevieja are well looked after but here it is a Ghetto and the town hall does almost nothing at all.
I should also add that this was a one way street and according to the police it still is. However about 2 years ago, One fine night some people removed the One way sign and post and filled the hole with cement. I did report it to the local police but nothing was ever done about it.
I have pictures to back this up until the final result the following day . My question is How do I send a complaint to the town hall and / or Mayor of Torrevieja?
In theory, Mike, you should be able to reach the town hall on 96 5710250 where the switchboard should put through to someone – not necessarily the mayor – to explain the problem to. There is also an Ayuntamiento de Torrevieja Twitter account and a Facebook page, as well as Twitter and a Facebook page for Eduardo Dolon. In the meantime, we’ll certainly publicise your problem, too.
Dear Mike – thank you for your comments and below is the web address of the official Torrevieja website which gives some background to the mayor as well as his email address.
https://torrevieja.es/es/ayuntamiento/corporacion-municipal/eduardo-dolon-sanchez
Do let us know how you get on.
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