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Tomares names a municipal building after teacher Emilia Tubío, who impacted generations of students in the municipality.
The Curro statue, mascot of Expo 92, has been stolen from its location in Isla de la Cartuja a month after its installation. The City Council will report the incident.
Seville City Council sells 700 tickets for the Lope de Vega's paradise seating, which is still a site with rubble two months before the Biennial.
The Curro statue, installed a month ago in the Glorieta de la Barqueta, has been found vandalised. The Seville City Council has recovered it for restoration.
Eva González dazzles in Mairena del Alcor with a dress by Nicolás Montenegro at her cousin's wedding, combining elegance and Andalusian craftsmanship.
Twelve days of rubbish strike in Las Cabezas de San Juan with burnt bins and minimal services. The mayor calls for dialogue as residents suffer heat and waste.
Curro's statue, installed a month ago at the Barqueta bridge, was stolen during Sunday morning. Only signs of a struggle remain.
The Los Palacios and Villafranca Town Hall inaugurates the new Los Chapatales playground, a 160,000 euro investment from the Sevilla 107 Plan.
Tomares offers 26 Summer Camps and six Sports Schools from June 23, with extended hours and dining services to support family reconciliation.
The Mairena del Aljarafe Town Hall demands the Junta de Andalucía to restore the Basic Vocational Training in Cooking for students with special educational needs.
The Town Hall of Tomares names the municipal centre after teacher Emilia Tubío Herrera, housing the CMIM and other educational services.
90 children from Tomares, aged 6 to 13, participate in the Hermandad del Rocío's summer camp in the Aldea, from July 7 to 11.