Coastline FM forced off air by Junta

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 28, 2013

Expats horrified after 24-year-old radio station is forced into a temporary shutdown

Yes, Costa women know how to socialise

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 28, 2013

Expat group wins ‘Best Social Club’ in Best of British Awards 2012

Paintings of town residents to go on display

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on February 28, 2013

Illustrator, Christine Ellingham, has painted the faces of residents living in her home town

Paul McCartney’s ‘Fame School’ launched in Spain

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on February 28, 2013

A Spanish version of the successful fame school in Liverpool has opened in Spain

Former treasurer to sue PP for ‘unfair dismissal’

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on February 27, 2013

Luis Barcenas has filed a lawsuit against his former party claiming he was only sacked when the ‘slush-fund’ ledgers were published

Forced evictions and mortgage debt leads to suicides

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on February 27, 2013

Protesters have stepped up the campaign to reform Spain’s strict mortgage laws after four suicides in just one month

Campaign to change Religious Education in Gibraltar

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 26, 2013

Gibraltar government insists Religious Education will still be a core subject but is considering allowing pupils to take an alternative

Restorers discover new Picasso piece hidden on cardboard

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on February 26, 2013

Experts believe the charcoal portrait could be one of the artist’s earliest known works

Princess Cristina’s involvement in royal fraud case questioned

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 26, 2013

King Juan Carlos’ daughter could be named as suspect

Help for expats using the EHIC card

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on February 26, 2013

New campaign aims to educate expats on how to access healthcare while living in Spain

No more monkey business

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on February 26, 2013

Government crackdown to stop Barbary Macaques gathering in urban areas of Gibraltar will involve loud noises going off

Mediterranean diet could reduce risk of heart-related illnesses by 30%

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 26, 2013

New Spanish trial cut short after ‘amazing’ results

Expats urged to become official

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 26, 2013

Manilva Town Hall official says ‘foreigners should no longer be a burden’

You bunch of twits!

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 25, 2013

Olive Press Twitter family reaches 2000… Thanks for your support!

Olive Press on Talk Radio Europe – Issue 155

By Web Manager on February 24, 2013

OLIVE PRESS reporter Kathryn Richardson talks to Hannah Murray on Talk Radio Europe about the 21 February 2013 issue of the newspaper

Bumpy ride in Andalucia

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on February 24, 2013

Motorists more likely to damage their car in this region than anywhere else in Spain

Expat ‘going round in circles’ to become road legal

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on February 24, 2013

Expat spends €1,500 on ITVs, tyres and duty only to be told his motorhome is NOT legal

Spanish fiesta heads to Britain

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on February 23, 2013

A play based on Earnest Hemingway’s first novel, The Sun Also Rises, has now opened in the UK

Expat mother fights for Britons’ right to vote

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 23, 2013

Deputy Mayor of Parcent to speak at European Parliament on Tuesday

Mercedes has six €75,000 cars impounded after Cataluna press trip blunder

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on February 23, 2013

A party of 20 American journalists were found to be driving illegally in the region

Digging for victory in Gibraltar

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on February 22, 2013

A remarkable 30 mile tunnel network which housed 5,000 soldiers during the war offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, discovers James Bryce

Art lovers in for a treat on Costa del Sol

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on February 22, 2013

Two new art exhibitions are set to hit the coast next month

Corrupt ex-mayor avoids four-year jail sentence for granting an illegal licence

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 22, 2013

Jose Manuel Aranda fined €3,600 and banned from office for ten years

Muslims avoid jail after praying in Catholic cathedral

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 22, 2013

Nine men freed after being arrested for praying in the Mesquita in Cordoba in 2010

Neighbours left to foot swimming pool electricity bill

By Kathryn Richardson (Reporter) on February 22, 2013

EXCLUSIVE: Tenants demand refund after paying bill for ten years

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