Duquesa Golf & Leisure: Anything but lounging
When Matthew Heathis not organising trips with Duquesagolfandleisure.com, he still helps out cooking at Coffee Lounge
ANIMAL RIGHTS FOCUS: PACMA president analyses issues in Spain
Inadequate penalties have allowed abusers to get off virtually scot-free in Spain but change is in the air, writes PACMA President Silvia Barquero
Dive in at Hotel Villa Erina
If you’re looking to disconnect from the stresses and strains of modern life Hotel Villa Erina is the place for you
ANIMAL RIGHTS FOCUS: A positive view of bullfighting in Spain
In a controversial dispatch, expat bullfighting aficionado Lenox Napier argues the case for the corrida
The ‘anarchist gestor’ at Breaking Spain
Whether it’s explaining medical documents, translating in court cases or sorting out a driving licence, she does the lot
Europe comes to the coast
With staff able to speak English, Spanish, French and Italian, Coast to Coast has been finding dream homes for people from all corners of Europe
Market leader Sabinillas
The New Fairground on the Rio Manilva road is the latest home for the famous rastro
Sabinillas lawyer and economist keep it in the family
Tax and legal paperwork can be a minefield when residing overseas, so for quality help and advice it is paramount to talk to people you
Duquesa Society of St George expands with second Sabinillas shop
Charity-shop cheer
Expat safety comes first for Liberty Seguros
Its 300 brokers and agents are currently looking after the needs of around 175,000 expat clients
Sabinillas venta that drew the crowds
Venta Madrona was knocked down due to the construction of an underpass through Sabinillas
Pitman Training Gibraltar: Easy as 1,2,3!
Pitman Training can offer self-paced training to fit in with individual’s lifestyles, whether they are looking for part-time or full-time study
Velez-Malaga keeps its hyphen
Councillors voted in favour of keeping the punctuation mark
Kangaroo Carers: Ready to hop to it
The Kangaroo team offers a wide range of helpful services
Michelin-starred chef Martin Berasategui helps save Manilva vineyards
Star chef’s a champion
Spanish tomato sellers hit out at Morocco over EU quotas
Spain's farmers see red
Property market hotting up in Spain
The increase was the biggest year-on-year jump since the first quarter of 2008, according to Eurostat
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
Animal rights cyclist on tour of Spain arrives in Axarquia
AN Axarquia cyclist is wheeling his way around Spain to raise awareness of animal rights. Antonio Moreno’s En Ruta Por Los Animales campaign made its
Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson flies an endangered turtle to Spain
The heavy metal singer’s personal plane flew Terri the turtle to the Canary Islands
The Princeton diaries
Undertaking an international training programme is great experience for future careers, explain two Princeton students, who recently summered with the Olive Press
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
Spain’s Eurovision Song Contest entry will be performed in English
For the first time in the competition’s 55-year history, Spain’s song will be almost entirely in English
Sugary breakfast cereals named and shamed in Sugar Snub guide
Cereal offenders
British Council to celebrate 400th anniversary of Shakespeare and Cervantes’ deaths
The British Council is setting up 40 events in Spain to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the literary giants’ death
Spain: View from above
American photographer David Maisel’s eerie images of Spain’s ravaged industrial landscape are part of a major new collection