Latest news from Écija
The renovation of Mendoza Street in Écija, with over €430,000 from the Diputación Más Sevilla Plan, will finish before December 31 and plant 40 trees.
The Real Feria de Écija 2026 ends with 55,000 visitors, 15,000 more than in 2025. The City Council highlights inclusion, safety and the bullring's appeal.
Écija City Council introduces a Calm Corner, low-stimulus hours, and unified music at the 2026 Fair for people with autism, following TEAbrazo's proposals.
The Historical Municipal Museum of Écija will host the First Conference on Banditry in Lower Andalusia on October 17, with registrations open until October 12.
ONCE will dedicate the September 20 draw to the Real Feria de Écija, with 5.5 million coupons promoting the festival across Spain.
The Écija City Council launches #AúnNoLoPillan, a humorous and ironic campaign to curb incivility like not picking up dog waste or leaving furniture on the street.
CEIP Miguel de Cervantes in Écija unveils new roofs after an investment of nearly €400,000 from the Junta de Andalucía. The school will be ready for the start of term on September 10.
The Écija City Council opens the sixth edition of the Itinera Proempleo programme, a training and job placement pathway for unemployed residents.
Aqua Campiña completes the water and sewage networks for Écija's fair, with 265 kilos of waste removed and 8.6 million litres expected.
The Local Security Board of Écija coordinates measures for the Virgen del Valle festival (September 8) and the Real Fair (September 15-20)...
Écija City Council awards Emo Ecilimp the renovation of Mendoza Street for €431,340, with work starting on August 15 and including trees.
Luna Pérez Flores wins the poster contest for the Écija Fair 2026 with an original typographic proposal, chosen from eleven works.
The Écija City Council is organising a free course for freelancers and SMEs on public bidding and electronic invoicing, with limited places and upcoming registration.
Écija integrates into the Tourism Intelligence Platform of Seville province, funded by the Diputación, to enhance destination management.
The CPA of Écija extends its evening hours from 17:30 to 20:30 thanks to an agreement between the Junta and the Town Hall, responding to a historic demand.
The Écija City Council approves a budget of €53.3 million for 2026, a 12.54% increase from 2025, focusing on social investment and reducing debt to 22.73%.
Écija, birthplace of Terelu Campos, boasts eleven Baroque towers and the Peñaflor Palace, just 45 minutes from Seville.
The Junta de Andalucía invests €563,000 in repairing five rural roads in Écija, damaged by winter storms.
Écija begins its first Comprehensive Projects for Job Insertion with a 120-hour textile sewing course for ten students.
The Cornets and Drums Band of Expiración from Jaén will accompany the Nazareno of Écija in 2027 and 2028, and the Cristo de la Bondad of Morón on Palm Sunday.