Spanish theatre owner sells carrots instead of tickets to beat tax

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 31, 2013

As the ‘culture tax’ hits the arts sector, theatres are coming up with ingenious ways to reduce ticket costs

March sees worst rainfall in 60 years in Andalucia

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on March 31, 2013

Despite a dry winter, Spain sees heaviest rainfall for March in six decades

TICK-TOCK, don’t forget to change your clock!

By Web Manager on March 30, 2013

In line with other EU countries the clocks in Spain go forward one hour this weekend

Feared and celebrated bull in Spain has died

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on March 30, 2013

Spanish bull ‘Raton’ has died at the age of 12

New development on Estepona beach

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 30, 2013

Estepona’s ‘secret beach’ to have a beach club, restaurant and plaza constructed

Bus fare rise in Gibraltar

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on March 29, 2013

Bus company announces huge hike in bus fares

Fundraisers offered ‘chance of a lifetime’ trek

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on March 29, 2013

Registered charity, Rifcom, is offering fundraisers the chance to trek from Gibraltar to the Moroccan Rif Mountains

Javier Bardem forced to close family restaurant

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 29, 2013

Oscar-winning actor has closed his Madrid based eatery ‘after two years of prolonged losses’

Gibraltar apes to be surveyed using ‘Monkeycams’

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on March 28, 2013

High definition cameras to be attached to Gibraltar Macaques so animal experts can see their every move

Hairy moment with a Gibraltar monkey (on video)

By Belinda Beckett on March 28, 2013

OP blogger Belina Beckett has a close encounter with the Barbary macaques on the Rock

Operatic arias in San Pedro

By Web Manager on March 28, 2013

Morris Bishop reviews the first concert given by by the newly formed Canto Lirica

Spanish doctor fuels speculation of Real Madrid’s involvement in doping scandal

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 27, 2013

La Liga giants are threatening legal action after Eufemiano Fuentes claimed the club owes him money

New direct flights between Gibraltar and the Midlands

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on March 27, 2013

A new route from Gibraltar to Birmingham Airport has been launched by Monarch airlines.

Spider bite nearly kills holidaymaker in Spain

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on March 27, 2013

A mum of three became gravely ill after being bitten by a spider while sunbathing

Come to Spain for treatment, say health bosses

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on March 26, 2013

Leading health officials say ‘medical tourism’ could help lift Spain out of the recession

Five police officers accused of stealing impounded drugs

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 26, 2013

Prosecutors allege that the Mijas-based officers stole 175 kilos of hashish

PAD animal shelter at risk of closure

By Frances Leate (Reporter) on March 26, 2013

There are fears that the animal charity may be forced to close if financial help is not found

Costa del Sol car rental warning from British tourists

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 25, 2013

EXCLUSIVE: Holidaymakers claim car hire firm is wrongly keeping deposits

Spain names corruption as a national concern

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 25, 2013

A string of scandals has led Spaniards to vote corruption as being a key problem in the country

Comic Relief show raises €750 at BSM

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 24, 2013

The British School of Marbella hosted a talent show for the UK-based charity

‘Spain’s richest banker was my father’

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 24, 2013

Famous financier to be exhumed to discover if he sired two girls adopted at birth

Police officer convicted for selling impounded drugs

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 23, 2013

Lars Sepulveda has been locked up after swapping impounded bags of cocaine for bags mixed with sugar and cement

New rights for EU flight passengers

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 23, 2013

No more extortionate fees to change boarding passes, as new regulations are set to improve flying conditions around Europe

Former PSOE minister accused of taking illegal payments

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 22, 2013

Ex Public Works Minister Jose Blanco has denied taking nearly €300,000 in return for permits for business ventures

La Cala Croc hunt continues after footprints are found in Mijas

By Mason Jones (Reporter) on March 22, 2013

It may not be a croc, but experts believe there is certainly an alligator on the loose in Mijas

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