Capital Gains Tax changes could spell trouble for expats owning UK property
Foreign owners of UK property assets are being advised to seek property valuations to avoid falling foul of changes to Capital Gains Tax, writes David
Brits Abroad: A weekend in Benidorm
IT may seem hard to imagine but the popular holiday destination of Benidorm was once a small fishing village. Now, the town sees thousands of
World’s most ‘exclusive’ olive oil produced in Marbella sells for €170 a bottle
The bottles are Swarovski crystal and hand finished with individual numbers for maximum exclusivity
Expert Mark Stucklin: How the Costa del Sol property market is steaming ahead
Property expert Mark Stucklin explains why there is light at the end of the tunnel for Spain’s property market - and in particular on the
Andalucian cheese is not to be sniffed at
Costa del Sol writer AJ Linn on the delights of Andalucian cheese and a new ‘traceability’ in locally-sourced farm foods
Happy shopper
Finance expert Mark Rickard returns to the Olive Press delighted thanks to a great deal on wine
Voteless yet taxed: A call-to-arms for disenfranchised British expats in Spain
With expats currently losing their right to vote after 15 years abroad, Ray Ward explains why Brits should conjure up the spirit of the Boston
Gibraltar’s ultimate success story: Ocean Village
After a whirlwind year for Gibraltar’s Ocean Village it’s all aboard for 2015
Recipes for romance
Spice up your Valentine's Day with these extra-special recipes
Welsh NHS forced to employ 70 Spanish nurses over Skype
NHS shortages in Wales have forced bosses to recruit nurses from abroad
So, I think you should move to Malaga too!
Malaga is such a great city to relax and keep busy at the same time, you can visit the tapas bars then head over to
Podemos secretary forced to deny corruption claims
Inigo Errejon was accused of breaching his work contract with the University of Malaga
The move to Malaga – a “child’s” view
New Olive Press blogger introduces herself with an article on making the move from London to Malaga
So long, farewell, adios… and thank you
Molino del Santo owners Pauline and Andy on the final days of the summer season
Knifepoint robbery gang seized in Axarquia
Gang carried out string of robberies, with victims including two young girls
Magic man and a boost for morale
Andy and Pauline from Hotel Molino del Santo in Benaojan on recovering from the summer season
Five-year-old cancer victim’s Paris dream holiday cancelled due to illness
His parents had raised more than €5,000 through an online crowd-funding website to take him to Disneyland Paris
The generous expat Brit who changed the face of Torremolinos forever
The grandfather of Costa del Sol tourism, George Langworthy, died penniless and heartbroken - but much adored - writes Jacqueline Fanchini
Fair day on the fairway
Bob Gaston and friends give it their all in Estepona charity match
Tax: don’t panic
Tax adviser Alex Browne takes a calmer look at changes to UK tax allowances for expats
Spain would not welcome an independent Scotland into the EU, insists Rajoy
But the prime minister's comments are thinly-veiled messages to Catalunya
First female composers’ workshop to be held in Cadiz
the Andalucian Musical Documentation Association helps fight unequal representation in classical music.
Spain’s political parties sink deep in debt
Nine organisations owe more than €1 million
Expat inspired to start Benalmadena funeral company
The death process may be complicated for expats, says funeral company owner Neil Toplis
Scunthorpe princess found buried in Marbella
Betty York was reunited with her Polish prince husband after death
Is Spain’s unemployment turnaround misleading?
The optimistic stats may conceal more than they reveal about the economy