, Author at Olive Press News Spain

Thou shalt not play Rap, Funk or Reggae… or even Country at new-look Fuengirola feria

EXCLUSIVE: Conservative party killjoys limit practically every musical genre and insist all music must be 'Spanish', and free of Latin rhythm at town's annual carnival.

7 Oct, 2013 @ 17:51

Malaga

British criminals in Spain to feel force of UK’s newest crime-fighters

They will continue to work closely with Spanish partners under Operation Captura

7 Oct, 2013 @ 17:36

Crime & Law·Lead·Other News

Souter says sorry for judge slur in trial

Ex-Sur in English journalist apologises for accusing judge of bias

7 Oct, 2013 @ 12:14

Crime & Law·Lead·Malaga·Other News

Mountain of repose

You are spoilt for choice with romantic and hip places to stay around the Serrania

6 Oct, 2013 @ 06:00

Travel News

Gaucin: Artist central

Photographer Jane Jewson on the creativity that has made Gaucin one of Andalucia’s true destinations for artists

5 Oct, 2013 @ 06:00

Hideout for centuries

Taking a circular stroll through the old town is a great way to understand Ronda’s important history

4 Oct, 2013 @ 14:00

Malaga

Film fame in Andalucia

Budding producers have until October 15 to sign up for a short film contest

4 Oct, 2013 @ 06:00

La Cultura

Gaucin: Balcony of the Serrania

Gaucin is the true starting point of the Ronda mountains and has a vibrant and buzzing art and cultural scene

4 Oct, 2013 @ 06:00

Andalucia·Exploring Spain·Olive Press Travel·Travel News

Pregnant Brit dies after Girona airport collapse

20-year-old girl dies after fainting at Spanish airport

3 Oct, 2013 @ 11:53

National News

Malaya corruption trial verdicts due

New court built especially for Andalucia's biggest ever trial

3 Oct, 2013 @ 10:00

Lead

Brit expats are inspiration for new Spanish TV series

Mystery surrounds forthcoming soap opera series

3 Oct, 2013 @ 07:00

National News

Spain denies united action with Argentina against the UK

Spain denies that it is linking up with Argentina over Gibraltar and the Falklands

3 Oct, 2013 @ 07:00

Gibraltar·Lead

Small business boost in Spain

Interest charges on loans are lowest for two years

2 Oct, 2013 @ 12:50

Business & Finance

Coastal Law victims could be set for a payout after EU steps in to help

Compensation plea for those who lost their homes under the old law

2 Oct, 2013 @ 10:00

Lead

Spanish recession taking its toll on the roads

Toll road usage drops more than GDP over the past year.

1 Oct, 2013 @ 14:21

Lead·National News

Expat pension bonus

Europe--wide scheme could cut pension transfer costs

1 Oct, 2013 @ 11:34

Business & Finance·Other News

Gibraltar Jazz Festival fanfare of fun

Leading jazz acts – including Jools Holland and Melanie C – to perform on the Rock

1 Oct, 2013 @ 11:08

Gibraltar

Bloomberg 1, Rajoy 0

Bloomberg stands ground over corruption questioning

30 Sep, 2013 @ 15:34

National News

EXCLUSIVE: Satellite TV ‘Big Switch Off’ draws nearer

British channels are one step nearer from disappearing from southern Spain after new satellite is launched

30 Sep, 2013 @ 12:02

Lead

Malaga goes underground

Year long stand-off ends in decision to run line underground

30 Sep, 2013 @ 11:04

Malaga

Sevilla in bid to become air travel hub

Minister is keen to establish the airport as a hub for tourists from Asia

30 Sep, 2013 @ 10:10

Sevilla·Travel News

Bailed out Bankia axes external directors

External directors axed in €7 million cost saving drive

28 Sep, 2013 @ 16:22

Business & Finance·National News

Green shoots of recovery sprout in Spain but crisis remains

Growth expected for Q3, but unemployment to remain high for a number of years

28 Sep, 2013 @ 11:00

Lead·National News

La Sala enjoys World’s Largest Coffee Morning

Tea, coffee, cake and beauty treatments served at charity morning for Cudeca

28 Sep, 2013 @ 10:00

Malaga

Man was ‘stroked’ after play fights with Souter

Victim alleges radio presenter's tickles were more like strokes

27 Sep, 2013 @ 13:23

Malaga

Princess Studios hosts Macmillan coffee morning

Organisers have planned an afternoon of games, belly dancing and coffee

26 Sep, 2013 @ 10:45

Malaga

Thou shalt not play Rap, Funk or Reggae… or even Country at new-look Fuengirola feria

British criminals in Spain to feel force of UK’s newest crime-fighters

Souter says sorry for judge slur in trial

Mountain of repose

Gaucin: Artist central

Hideout for centuries

Film fame in Andalucia

Gaucin: Balcony of the Serrania

Pregnant Brit dies after Girona airport collapse

Malaya corruption trial verdicts due

Brit expats are inspiration for new Spanish TV series

Spain denies united action with Argentina against the UK

Small business boost in Spain

Coastal Law victims could be set for a payout after EU steps in to help

Spanish recession taking its toll on the roads

Expat pension bonus

Gibraltar Jazz Festival fanfare of fun

Bloomberg 1, Rajoy 0

EXCLUSIVE: Satellite TV ‘Big Switch Off’ draws nearer

Malaga goes underground

Sevilla in bid to become air travel hub

Bailed out Bankia axes external directors

Green shoots of recovery sprout in Spain but crisis remains

La Sala enjoys World’s Largest Coffee Morning

Man was ‘stroked’ after play fights with Souter

Princess Studios hosts Macmillan coffee morning

EXPLAINER: Why are the hats from Spain’s Semana Santa processions conical and are they linked to the KKK?

EXCLUSIVE: Architect’s €1 million retirement farm seized by squatter in a three-year ‘legal nightmare’

What is ‘la torrija’? The delicious sweet treat that’s traditionally eaten during Semana Santa in Spain

Longer evenings are on the way: This is when the clocks will go forward in Spain this weekend

Cooking dinner at home once a week could help stave off dementia risk, new study reveals

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