Osuna to Renovate Parks and Playgrounds with 130,000 Euros from the Provincial Council
The Osuna Town Council will invest 130,000 euros from the Sevilla Provincial Council to renew rubber, replace playground equipment, and improve parks.
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The Osuna Town Council will invest 130,000 euros from the Sevilla Provincial Council to renew rubber, replace playground equipment, and improve parks.
The Osuna Town Council is carrying out 19 accessibility and mobility projects with an investment of €141,000, improving pavements and crossings.
Écija City Council awards Emo Ecilimp the renovation of Mendoza Street for €431,340, with work starting on August 15 and including trees.
Osuna joins the Provincial Tourism Intelligence Platform, driven by the Diputación and INPRO with NextGenerationEU funds.
The Osuna Town Hall approves the expansion of land for the future elderly residence, exceeding 12,000 m² and including green areas and parking.
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.
Osuna begins the restoration of the façade of the Old Audiencia, a building from 1779, with a grant of over 100,000 euros from the Junta de Andalucía.
Écija integrates into the Tourism Intelligence Platform of Seville province, funded by the Diputación, to enhance destination management.
The Corral de la Casa de la Cultura in Osuna hosts the 21st Flamenco Festival on August 29, featuring six singers, dance, and guitar. Advance tickets are €10.
The Osuna Town Council will invest 200,000 euros to repair and resurface several streets damaged by February's storms, funded by the Diputación.
The Osuna City Council contributes over €33,000 to install a lift in Block 9 of the Barriada de Andalucía, completing a €200,000 grant.