Baix Empordà
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Around forty swimmers participated in an event to highlight safety concerns regarding recreational boats along the Catalan coast.
The municipality reached 4,304 inhabitants in early 2008, a level not seen again until almost two decades later.
The 46th edition of the music festival achieves record attendance and occupancy figures, with nine concerts selling out.
An investigation in the Municipal Archive has uncovered documents from 1904 confirming the existence of this festive tradition in the coastal town.
A study collects the official water hardness data of 153 Catalan municipalities and reveals differences of over one thousand percent between towns separated by a few kilometers.
The renovation of the Town Hall culminates with a modernized space and the opening of council meetings to public questions.
The Catalan Coordinator of Casteller Groups approves the incorporation of the new Torroella de Montgrí entity, supported by Minyons de Terrassa and Figueres.
The region achieves a 52.1% recycling rate, surpassing the Catalan average, though some municipalities lag significantly behind.
The Baix Empordà area has assisted nearly 14,000 people thanks to a team of 200 environmental informants across Catalonia.
The new facility, opened in March 2025, moves intercity bus services out of the town center to improve mobility and road safety.
The vessel's arrival in 2015 set a new record for tonnage and passengers, boosting the port as a tourist destination.
The City Council opts for the comprehensive renovation of the Avenida de Catalunya facility, keeping it in the same location with energy and accessibility improvements.
