Is your home in a flood zone? Official maps put 12,354 Costa Blanca buildings at risk after Storm Adam
The warning comes amid growing fears that this year’s stormy season could bring further flooding to the vulnerable areas.
Barcelona adds just 2,400 homes a year as more than a million Catalans hunt for somewhere to live
The city’s housing stock has grown by 22,000 since 2019, but with Barcelona’s population set to soar, supply won’t catch up for years.
Another DANA on the way? Weather models show new storm hitting Valencia and the Costa Blanca in early November, weeks after Adam dumped a year’s rain on Pego
Weather models give a 50% chance of a new DANA hitting the Valencia region on November 3-4, with heavy rain also possible in Alicante.
Pumpkin power: two giant pumpkins weighing more than 1.5 tonnes help Murcia town raise €3,700 to fight cancer
One was named in memory of a much-loved local woman, the other after a family dog that died while it was growing.
Spain’s PM Pedro Sanchez hails Lula ‘comeback’ win in Brazil and promises to do the same in November’s election
Leftist Lula de Silva was the first person to come from behind on the first ballot to beat right-winger, Flavio Bolsonaro, who was regarded as the favourite.
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Inside Altea – the whitewashed Costa Blanca town that kept its 1960s bohemian charm with quirky bars and late-night art studios
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Why is Ignatius Loyola’s name everywhere in Spain? The swaggering Basque swordsman who shaped the Counter-Reformation
YOU may have noticed, as you live your life in Spain, that the name ‘Ignatius Loyola’ keeps popping up all over the place. A
Police investigate string of burglaries targeting football stars in Sevilla after Irish striker Troy Parrott’s home is raided
The 24-year-old’s property in the El Zaudin residential estate in Tomares was targeted on Sunday as Real Betis faced Barcelona at the Estadio de
OPINION: Spain cannot afford to bite the hand that builds it – foreigners like you and I are the future of this country, writes Charlie Mullins
In his latest must-read column, Charlie Mullins attacks the foreigner-bashing of far-right parties like Vox.
Inside the Spanish ‘village of witches’ said to be cursed by the Church – where only a pope can lift the 500-year-old spell
The town was excommunicated and cursed by the Vatican after a supposed history of witchcraft.
The memories the Valencia floods couldn’t wash away: Project saving family treasures wins Spain’s top heritage award
A team of restorers has won the prestigious award after rescuing and repairing 235 family keepsakes from towns ravaged by the 2024 floods.
Police swoop on exploitation gang that forced vulnerable foreign women to become prostitutes in Spain
27 people have been arrested in Cantabria with gang running extensive drug trafficking operation and illegally occupying 30 homes which they rented out.
Second British man arrested for attempted murder following brutal Magaluf attack on two tourists
Two Brits fled the scene outside a popular nightclub after a Czech national was stabbed in the chest and his brother suffered a broken
Jewel of Persia: A Persian-inspired luxury villa near Marbella blends ancient architecture with sweeping Costa del Sol views
HAD Scheherazade lived on the Costa del Sol, she might well have told her tales to King Shahryar in this extraordinary villa. And had
