Casillas del Ángel is marking the centenary of its incorporation into Puerto de Cabras with a positive assessment of the past 100 years, the unveiling of a plaque and the announcement that its former Town Hall will be restored as a museum, due to open in 2027.
The work will take place from 25 October to 10 November in the Lobos 5 area, where researchers will investigate a possible processing area and a lime kiln linked to the production of Roman dye.
The environmental group alleges that heavy machinery has opened a track across the catchment area of the Cho Julián cistern in La Oliva. It warns of possible damage to water heritage and the habitat of threatened birds, as well as an increased risk of flooding.