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The Estepa Town Hall repairs the fence at CEIP Santa Teresa and collaborates on a pergola and a mechanical platform at CEIP Ntra. Sra. de los Remedios.
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Guillena ends alert period for West Nile virus after four weeks without detected circulation, while maintaining high vigilance and recommendations for residents.
The Estepa Town Hall repairs the fence at CEIP Santa Teresa and collaborates on a pergola and a mechanical platform at CEIP Ntra. Sra. de los Remedios.
CEIP Rodríguez Marín in Osuna opens with nearly 700 students and classes of up to 28 in Year 2. Families demand a fifth class from the Junta.
Mairena del Alcor will invest €1,005,845.14 in educational improvements, including thermal comfort, digital classrooms, and expansion of IES María Inmaculada.
Alcalá de Guadaíra activates its own measures against the Asian hornet due to the absence of a protocol from the Junta, with pest control in schools and notices to residents.
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 nursery schools in Guillena, Torre de la Reina, and Las Pajanosas open with 198 students and vacant places. The Junta offers free education for 1-year-olds.
Mairena del Aljarafe approves budgets that quadruple resources for employment, triple business support, and add €364,000 to attract funds from other administrations.
The Andalusian Government has delivered the footbridge connecting El Campillo, El Rosal, and Los Claveles with Mairena del Alcor's urban area, costing €1.14 million.
The Town Hall of Pilas has hired six people through the Activa-T Joven programme for roles such as IT technician, gardener, or electrician.
The Junta declares Sanlúcar la Mayor 'Alert Area' for West Nile Virus after detection in a tawny owl. The council increases surveillance.
The Morón de la Frontera Town Hall requests €1.8 million for five employment and training projects benefiting 75 unemployed individuals.