The Top Five News Stories from Friday, 4th July in Alicante

TodoAlicante's editorial team prepares a summary of the day with the five stories that have defined the news in the province this Tuesday, 24th June.

Olga has experienced two of the most challenging moments of her life in just over 24 hours: on Thursday at noon, the court executed the eviction from what had been her home for 22 years, and barely a day later, she also had to leave the medical centre where she had been admitted due to lack of space. Click here to read the full story

More parking for San Juan Beach. The Alicante City Council has agreed with local residents and businesses, following various complaints and demands, to reorganise the road section connecting Costa Blanca Avenue with the Pau 5 roundabout. Click here to read the full story.

Record-breaking June in the peninsula, with temperature figures shattering all historical records (since 1961). The average temperature was 23.6 ºC, nearly a degree higher than the records of 2003 and 2017, the highest to date. Click here to read the full story.

A dangerous two-hour chase with sharp turns, driving against traffic, and at 140 km/h ended with a kamikaze driver being arrested. These were the tense moments experienced by El Campello Local Police officers during an operation that began at 11 p.m. and did not conclude until 1 a.m., when they managed to catch the driver. Click here to read the full story

The province of Alicante once again has all its beaches open and ready for swimming. The beaches closed due to two pollution incidents have been reopened after the Ministry of Environment confirmed water quality through analyses. Click here to read the full story.

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