Sabinillas venta that drew the crowds
Venta Madrona was knocked down due to the construction of an underpass through Sabinillas
Spanish universities urged to make studying ‘more attractive’ to foreign students
Currently, only 2.9% of international students studying in Europe opt for Spanish universities
Andalucian music isn’t all flamenco and europop
There’s also some great hip-hop, reggae, jazz, blues, funk, rock, and every other genre you can think of, often with an Andalucian flavour
Spain named number two in the world for students studying abroad
The inaugural Best Countries rankings from U.S. News & World Report were unveiled at the World Economic Forum at Davos in January
Fun and games at the British School of Marbella
The emphasis is not just on education… it is also on health and fitness, writes Rob Horgan
Secret formula for successful students
Former headmaster of three different schools including one in Gibraltar, Alcaidesa-based Stephen Coventry reveals his five secrets of most-improved students
Time travel for ‘Victorian’ kids and teachers at Aloha College Marbella
Years three and four (ages seven and eight) and their teachers dressed up in period dress and study by chanting their times tables
School daze on the Costa del Sol
Choosing the right schools for your kids can be a puzzle of algebraic proportions for parents newly-arrived on the Costa del Sol. But problem solved
Educating the world
International Development Specialist Brad L. Brasseur reports on the battle to bridge an education gap that is condemning third world citizens to a life sentence
Traders of the Los Arcos
Los Arcos will be launching its Sunday and Wednesday carvery from February 7 with all produce locally sourced
Reading between the lines
The way we consume news is changing - especially in Spain, a nation which loves to read all about it without believing a word, reports
Missing Lisa Brown: David Cameron vows to help family find answers
Her disappearance was raised at Prime Minister's Questions by a Scottish MP
What would the Brexit mean to European expats?
Uncertain times lie ahead as the UK gears up for a referendum on its EU status, possibly as early as June. Rob Horgan weighs up
FEATURE: A closer look at Spain’s biggest earthquake in over half a century
Spain was shaking in its boots after Monday’s earthquake, Joe Duggan does a little digging to find out if Mother Nature could strike again?
Missing Lisa Brown: Boyfriend Simon Corner cuts ties with his legal advisor
Simon Corner, 33, had enlisted the help of former UK most-wanted Jason Coghlan
UPDATE: Child killed as powerful earthquake strikes southern Spain and Melilla
At least 26 injured in Melilla as tremors felt by thousands along the coast
Thousands sign petition to stop Iranian oil refinery in Algeciras
Earlier this week Margallo said talks were ongoing with Iran, after sanctions were lifted on the country
Iranian oil refinery plans in Spain spark outrage from local residents
Algeciras environmentalists hit back over health and pollution concerns as sanctions end
PICTURED – Missing Lisa Brown: AWOL boyfriend arrives in Malaga vowing to clear name
Simon Corner has been wanted for questioning for months
Boyfriend of missing British expat Lisa Brown to fly into Spain for questioning this week
Liverpudlian Simon Corner will fly into Malaga this week to ‘clear his name’
David Cameron to slash tax credits for poorly paid British expat workers
The British Prime Minister is reported to be offering the deal in exchange for a ban on EU migrants claiming in-work benefits in the UK
Painless pain relief
Somatics is a way to release chronic muscular pain and tension by performing simple movements anyone can do
2015: A game-changing year
The Olive Press round up of the highlights and low points of another year in southern Spain
Look into the Olive Press crystal ball…
If only! Predicting the future is an art but here’s what we hope and dream 2016 will bring
The Olive Press by numbers
They say a stat can be found to prove anything but it’s hard to argue with the soaring growth of theolivepress.es throughout 2015
Movers, shakers and holidaymakers
Never afraid to print the stories other publications would rather ignore, the OP continues to be the best English-language investigative newspaper in Spain