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November 2011
End of year show
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 30, 2011
THE Andy Ross Singers are presenting The End of the Year Show at Restaurante Carolina in Alhaurin el Grande on December 15. Tickets include a delicious three course meal as well as a fantastic mix of popular songs and even a few surprises.
Casa del Rey Moro safe at last
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 30, 2011
The 18th-century listed building will now be restored
Free Morgan
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 30, 2011
A legal battle to release the killer whale was lost
The cost of caring at Cudeca
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 30, 2011
With Talk Radio Europe’s annual telethon for Cudeca coming up this Friday, Eloise Horsfield takes a tour of the cancer hospice
Anything but old puffers
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 30, 2011
The Over 50s Show in Estepona was a roaring success
Frisky injury in Tenerife
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 30, 2011
A 49-year-old woman fell from a balcony while having sex with her husband
Bid big for Cudeca on Friday
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 30, 2011
TRE’s annual telethon aims to hit last year’s target of 24,000 euros
‘Airport city’ will harm Spanish bird life
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 29, 2011
A development planned by Alhaurin town hall will have a ‘serious’ environmental impact
Cat fight in Spain
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 29, 2011
A dispute arose after a dog attacked a cat
New Spanish PM Rajoy on the ropes
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 29, 2011
Finally whispers of a return to the peseta and IMF bailouts if Rajoy doesn’t get a move on to allay jittery markets
People’s forest takes root in Spain
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 29, 2011
The group spent two hours planting olive trees behind Marbella bus station
I’m dreaming of a s***e Christmas
By Craig Scott on November 28, 2011
The “Mad Dog” Craig Scott gets to the bottom of Spain’s crudest Christmas custom
Gay abandon at Conservative win in Spain
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 28, 2011
Two men were seen in a passionate embrace outside the party’s headquarters in Madrid
Rail tunnel plea for Ronda valley
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 28, 2011
Homeowners and hoteliers insist that railway scheme will destroy one of region’s key tourist areas
Palace protection in Spain
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 28, 2011
Expat finally given permission to renovate key Ronda building
Banged to rights
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 28, 2011
A Benalmadena man pens a novel based on his terrifying experience in prison
Net mad
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 27, 2011
A Malaga report has shown that the internet is now Spain’s second favourite news source after TV, having overtaken the printed press and radio.
Bee-ing there!
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 27, 2011
Buzz along to Colmenar, the true hive of the Axarquia, writes Wendy Williams
Slow progress for eco-cars
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 27, 2011
Less than half the government’s target of eco-friendly cars have been sold
Tag rugby for kids
By Axarquia Rugby Club on November 26, 2011
Saturday morning non-contact rugby for boys and girls in Velez-Malaga
Bittersweet blues
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 26, 2011
The orange yield has increased, but it’s not all good news
Racing along the raisin route
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 26, 2011
A great way to see the Axarquia is to take a tour by car around the so called ‘raisin route’ or Ruta de la Pasa, writes Sally Harrison
Good faith buyers still in peril
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 26, 2011
Planning law changes brought in to stimulate the market still hold buyers responsible for buying illegal homes
Christmas boon for petrolheads
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 25, 2011
Petrol price falls leaving diesel at its most expensive price ever in Spain
Pigs to the slaughter
By Eloise Horsfield (Reporter) on November 25, 2011
The annual killing of pigs in preparation for the winter has taken place in Andalucia
Blogs »
Lawyers suing lawyers
March 8, 2014
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
