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November 2013
Sherry: Marriage vows renewed
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 30, 2013
Wine specialist and blogger Justin Roberts on the great sherry comeback!
This week’s most read news (23 – 29 November 2013)
By Web Manager on November 30, 2013
Take a look at the five most-read stories on the Olive Press website this week
Cannibal cavemen ate family
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 30, 2013
Evidence suggests the family ate the entire Jones clan next door
High hopes for new hotel in Gibraltar
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 30, 2013
A new 224-room Marriott Hotel is planned for the Rock
Art that’s food for thought
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 30, 2013
A new exhibition will open, showing the role of design in Spanish cuisine
Bullish about Gibraltar property
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 29, 2013
Property owners await bright 2014, according to report
‘Send the gun boats down to Gibraltar’, MPs tell British Government
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 29, 2013
British Government comes under increased pressure to confront Spanish ‘harassment’ of The Rock
Battle for the last Frontera
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 29, 2013
As the Madrid government prepares to sell off one of Andalucia’s most beautiful public estates to a developer intent on ‘Elite Tourism’, the Olive Press reports on Castellar de la Frontera’s fight to keep their land
Baroness Thyssen could open Marbella museum
By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on November 29, 2013
Tourism needs art, says Baroness Thyssen
The only way is Essex for La Sala
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 29, 2013
Popular Marbella eatery branches out – to Essex
Domestic violence on rise in Mijas
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 29, 2013
The number of women killed by their partner has risen by 46% in three years
Gibraltarians plan protest at London’s Spanish embassy
By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on November 29, 2013
Gibraltar protesters to demonstrate outside Spanish embassy in London over ‘harassment’ and ‘inhumane’ treatment
Wrong gear
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 28, 2013
Direccion General de Trafico mix-up sees letters sent to dead people
Skirmish at the Gibraltar border
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 28, 2013
Gibraltar customs officers come under attack from a group attempting to force entry to The Rock
Star quality
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 28, 2013
‘Brutal touch’ creates a miracle in Madrid as young punk wins three Michelin-star accolade for Madrid
Earth shakes in Andalucian earthquake
By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on November 28, 2013
Straights of Gibraltar earthquake struck last night
Forum gets Major boost
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 28, 2013
Sir John Major lends support to Gibraltar Philanthropy Forum
Highway robbery
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 28, 2013
Undercover cops in stakeout after takeaway gang strikes again
Tuck into tip-top tapas
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 28, 2013
Gourmet tapas competition hits streets of Cordoba
Cazorla Blues festival a hit
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 28, 2013
Cazorla’s annual BluesCazorla festival has won an award considered the Grammys of the Blues
Borderwatch: The latest from the Gibraltar-Spain frontier
By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on November 27, 2013
Borderwatch – The Olive Press Brings you the latest news from the Frontier
JAMES CONEY: Retired expats whose Spanish homes may be demolished are victims of corruption on monumental scale
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 27, 2013
The Daily Mail’s James Coney on the hundreds of Almeria ex-pats who face the anguish of losing their homes
Return to the Inquisition
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 27, 2013
Pie protesters facing 29 years in prison for opposing environmental destruction in the Pyrenees
San Pedro festival’s healthy outlook
By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on November 27, 2013
Healthy living, nutrition and spirituality all discussed at weekend event
Demolition fear for 140 more homes
By Liam Kirkaldy (Reporter) on November 27, 2013
Pressure group believes a new wave of destruction could begin at any time
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






