Overview
- The pedestrian passage linking the city center with the main green area will be closed from October 6 through December 31, according to Lorca’s Local Police.
- Residents are directed to use the nearby Alameda Ramón y Cajal as the closest alternative path frequently used by students and walkers.
- Alameda de Cervantes reopened to traffic on September 30 after three months of works, and officials say a 2026 excavation will again affect this artery but include a vehicle detour via Calle María Agustina.
- The council signaled further phased changes, including a future closure at the Camino Marín crossing to build the tunnel box and a planned reopening of Avenida de Santa Clara before Easter.
- With the city four years without trains, the municipal government is urging Adif to convert the San Diego stop into a provisional AVE and Cercanías station to restore regional rail links and ease highway congestion.