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October 2010
I miss your rolls…
By Caitlyn Slivinski on October 31, 2010
I can’t stop thinking about you. I keep imagining I see you through store windows. I ask for you all the time. I even thought I found you once, but it was just an imposter.
Weather alerts in Spain over holiday weekend
By Web Manager on October 31, 2010
Yellow and orange warnings for heavy rain and strong winds in Spain
TICK-TOCK, don’t forget to change your clock!
By Web Manager on October 30, 2010
Clocks in Spain go back one hour at 3am on Sunday, October 31, 2010
Sevilla for chocoholics
By Web Manager on October 30, 2010
Nativity scene created from 1,500 kilos of chocolate by master chocolatiers from Rute (Cordoba)
Residents paying for mayor’s defense
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 28, 2010
The mayor of Alhaurin el Grande, who is facing charges of bribery and corruption, can use taxpayers’ money to cover his legal costs
Antonio Banderas’ garden rescued
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 28, 2010
Marbella Town Hall are amending the PGOU to save the heart-throb’s sea view
Off our rock
By Web Manager on October 27, 2010
Situated some 2000kms south of Britain, it sometimes makes you wonder how Gibraltar could be British – but British it most certainly is
Paul the oracle Octopus dies
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 27, 2010
The psychic Octopus that predicted Spain’s World Cup victory has died peacefully in his sleep
Spain lead the Ballon d’Or shortlist
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 27, 2010
With a total of seven players nominated, Spain’s World Cup winning side has dominated the prestigious Ballon d’Or
Cancer on the rise
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 27, 2010
The number of people with cancer is expected to grow in Spain by 30 per cent in the next 10 years
Sex gets better in your forties
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 27, 2010
Married women in their forties have the best sex lives
On the royal tour
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 27, 2010
Dozens of images of Andalucia taken by 19th century Royal photographer Charles Clifford are being put on display in Cordoba
Spanish prostitutes made to wear reflective clothing
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 26, 2010
Roadside prostitutes in northern Spain are being made to wear fluorescent vests for their own safety
A birds-eye view
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 26, 2010
It should, of course, come easy for a bird, and now a family of Egyptian vultures are the latest group to start Twittering… as well as allowing cameras into their private lives!
Modern day War of Independence
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 26, 2010
A big fall out in the Marbella chapter of the Costa del Sol American Club has seen the setting up of a new arm under a breakaway group
A wine time
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 26, 2010
With around 20 vineyards now planted in Ronda, in the words of one wine writer ‘the dream has
really taken hold’
Sound asleep
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 25, 2010
An unemployed security guard has slept his way to victory in Spain’s first siesta championship
The peak of outdoor Spain
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 25, 2010
Ronda is now one of the main outward bound hubs in Andalucia, writes Doug Wills
Brits face demolition of homes
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 25, 2010
Up to 1000 homes ruled illegal after new planning fraud
Red tuna comeback
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 25, 2010
Recently on the verge of extinction, now red tuna could actually be making a comeback
A cook’s tour of Ronda
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 24, 2010
Over the last few years Ronda has become increasingly popular for lovers of good food
Boot the bulge into touch
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 24, 2010
The five-day boot camp will not only help you lose weight… it might just change your life
No leg to stand on
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 24, 2010
Where are the missing half a million Iberian pigs that go to make the world’s best ham?
What’s in a name?
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 24, 2010
The Bishop of Cordoba wants to rename the city’s mosque, or ‘Mezquita’ as a cathedral
Step back in time
By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on October 23, 2010
Jon Clarke follows in the footsteps of Michelle Obama… and the Moors and the Romans through historic Ronda
Blogs »
Lawyers suing lawyers
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Our regular Olive Press legal column by lawyer Antonio Flores
Lead2, National News »
WhatsApp and Facebook’s big night out in Barcelona
March 8, 2014
Jan Koum celebrated his app’s birthday with Mark Zuckerberg and singer Psy
Andalucia, Lead, Malaga »
Niza Car Hire returns deposits after Olive Press report
March 8, 2014
Deposits are finally being returned to customers following the Olive Press’s exclusive investigation last issue
Property »
Spanish investors use London’s booming property market to protect savings
March 7, 2014
New research reveals correlation between Spanish and British housing markets
Andalucia, Lead »
Truth of Spanish gender-violence revealed in ground-breaking survey
March 7, 2014
Disturbing stats and spate of Andalucian domestic murders casts a dark shadow over International Women’s Day
Gibraltar, Lead2 »
Gibraltar government launches investigation into bullying accusations
March 7, 2014
A civil servant accused of bullying a group of graduates
