A glorious moment
CAR enthusiasts were given a rare treat when Jaguar held a test drive at the Ascari race track showing off the latest models.
Ready for the circus
CHILDREN at the British School of Marbella swapped their school uniforms for circus outfits during a special day of learning last Friday (April 13). Youngsters dressed as lions, clowns and ringmasters and
Endangered Species by Stuart Morle
DUBLIN-BASED artist Stuart Morle has been inspired by King Juan Carlos’ elephant-hunting trip to Botswana, producing this portrait of the Spanish King.
An Egg-cellent display
Children at BSM show off their Easter bonnets
Botellon v. the blackout
Cities across the world turn the lights out for Earth Hour while Spanish students welcome in the spring with a macro botellon
No wonder they’re in such a good mood!
IT’S little wonder they’re in a fantastic mood – Andalucia’s PP boss Javier Arenas (on the right) is well on track to win control of the Junta in Sunday’s regional election. Here
Getting into the Andaluz spirit
KIDS from all around the region got into the spirit of Andalucia Day. Pupils at St. Anthony’s College in Mijas wore typical Spanish dress and appropriately kicked off the day with a
Our cave credentials
GIBRALTAR’S heritage minister Steven Linares has visited Gorham’s Cave as part of proposals to give the site World Heritage Status. Here, he is accompanied at the entrance by staff from the Gibraltar
Building castles in the sky
HAVING spent a morning exploring Malaga’s Alcazaba fort, the Year 7 students at Swans school were set an original task: to design a castle of their own. After a week of hard
Romantic bowling in Benalmadena
Valentine’s Day was once again celebrated at Benalmadena Bowls Club on Tuesday, with 16 pairs joining in the fun and games. Two games of nine ends were played, with winners Juan Abeal
Chopstick challenge at British School of Marbella
CHILDREN dressed up in colourful costumes to celebrate the Chinese New Year at the British School of Marbella. The youngsters, who study Mandarin Chinese, took part in games such as the ‘chopstick
Stop the drilling!
Over 100 protesters have gathered to protest against a ‘damaging’ oil and gas drilling scheme planned off the coast of Nerja and Torrox
Life’s a beach at the Fitur fair
LIFE certainly looked easy for this group as they sat on a man-made beach at Spain’s famous tourist fair Fitur. While the city shivered in below zero temperatures, they pranced around to
Spain’s naked fashion
Shoppers take advantage of Desigual’s unique January sale
A Spanish stairway to heaven
An exclusive Sevilla home becomes an incredible work of art
Little Lloyd’s no learner!
DAREDEVIL Lloyd Thornton, 13, from Manilva has scooped gold in the downhill mountain bike race in a tournament in Competa. His nearest competitor came in 25 seconds after him with Lloyd now
Bright lights of Malaga
It's worth a visit to Malaga to see the Christmas lights
Anything but old puffers
The Over 50s Show in Estepona was a roaring success
Spanish water baby
Rosanna Ogden began swimming at just 13 months old
Did you see that go, Dad?
The annual race weekend at Ascari was a speedy wonder
Tango in Spain: An explosion of colour, style and sexuality
The Arcos de Buenos Aires dance troop wow in Ronda
Into battle against the French
Villagers of Montejaque re-enact the 1810 battle, in which around 200 locals won a famous victory against 700 French soldiers. Photographs by Karl Smallman
Video of the ‘most dangerous path in the world’ sends adrenalin junkies flocking to Spain
A clip on YouTube of the Caminito del Rey has gone viral
Costa del Sol fire: In Pictures – UPDATED
Dramatic images taken by Olive Press readers, capturing the drama and scale of the fire which affected parts of Mijas, Marbella, Ojen and Calahonda
Biggest cat fish ever caught in Spain landed by a British angler
Giant creature hooked in the River Ebro near Barcelona
Gibraltar gets a glimpse of the world’s largest superyacht
Roman Abramovich showed off his new toy to the people on the Rock