Date Published: 15/12/2025

Ayuntamiento de Murcia anticipates €16m in fines next year

Traffic offences to lead rise from 2025 forecast of €14.8m

The Ayuntamiento de Murcia has projected €15,821,000 in fines revenue for its 2026 budget, an increase of around €1 million from this year's €14.8 million estimate. The figure is based on historical data, with traffic violations expected to contribute the largest share at €6.3 million, up €100,000. Ayuntamiento sources attribute the traffic rise to the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP), including more incursions into bus lanes during an adaptation period.

Policía Local issued nearly 4,000 fines to electric scooter users between April 2024 and June 2025, primarily for riding in pedestrian areas or on pavements where prohibited. Enforcement will also intensify on parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities and loading/unloading zones for goods vehicles, under the updated transport regulations.

Urban planning violations are forecast to generate €3 million, mainly from construction projects that fail to match approved permits or lack them altogether. Councilor for Urban Planning, Agriculture and the Environment Antonio Navarro stated that such non-compliant builds represent the majority of cases in this category.

Tax-related fines are set to more than double to €1,521,000 from €605,000 this year, with the remainder from other penalties making up the total. TramiMultas, which manages infractions from Ronda de Levante, reports sharp growth in drug use and possession fines, particularly for marijuana and hashish. The company has also noted increased traffic penalties in the city centre on resident-only streets such as San Cristóbal, San Nicolás and San Riquelme, alongside speeding and excess blood alcohol offences.

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Curry's Nepali and Indian Restaurant Los Alcázares

Curry’s is an Indian restaurant in Murcia’s Los Alcázares that serves up authentic, homemade food from Nepal and India.

Formerly known as the Restaurante Tataki, Curry’s Restaurant is a fully refurbished and improved version of the popular restaurant that came before it.

Located on Avenida Cartagena, 21 in Los Narejos, Curry’s is open for lunch from 2pm every day of the week, with a buffet every Sunday lunchtime with vegetarian and vegan options for just 12.95 euros, and they are open for dinner every day of the week too.

The Curry’s buffet offers a wide range of Asian cuisine and includes poppadoms with a selection of delicious accompaniments, all of your favourite starters, many popular curries, rice, naan breads, and even comes with a dessert.

The restaurant achieved Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice 2024 status for their excellent quality of service and wide range of dishes to suit all dietary needs.

Lots of their dishes are firm favourites among their many repeat customers, including chef’s specials like the Chicken Tikka Laziz, Methi Chicken and the Mustang Lamb.

They also have a ‘Menú del Día’ set menu with a choice of starters, main courses and desserts – including vegetarian options – served Monday to Saturday from just 12.95 euros.

They can also do food to takeaway and give free delivery on orders of at least 40 euros up to 5km away.

Live entertainment at Curry’s Restaurant

Curry’s also run regular entertainment evenings with live music, comedy, shows and other exciting events, turning a good meal into a great experience. Check out their Facebook page for all the upcoming events, which are often accompanied by a buffet or special meal deal.