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Rubbish clear up off Benidorm coast results in specialist divers removing a 300 kilo trawler net and dozens of tyres

28 Feb, 2025 @ 17:30

Rubbish clear up off Benidorm coast sees divers remove 300 kilo trawler net and tyres from seabed

25 Feb, 2025 @ 11:24

Estepona is now using DRONES to clean buildings: Robots ‘use 60% less water’

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Spanish activists demand probe into ‘irregular’ transfer of 100,000 tonnes of stone to Gibraltar

Joshua Parfitt

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