8th annual blues festival kicks off Friday in Mijas
A weekend of free outdoor blues concerts in Mijas
Shock-inducing artificial grass in Mijas playground sparks protest
Mijas PSOE pressures mayor to remove the electrifying grass
Malaga metro to open lines 1 and 2 for testing
Final testing phase of lines 1 and 2 has begun
Spain most affected by Russian super-virus that hacks and cripples power plants
Russian malware hits over 1000 energy plants worldwide
Barcelona’s last bull-ring to become first mosque
Qatari Emir to build largest mosque outside Mecca, Medina
More than €50 million debt drives notary to suicide
Pedro Romero Candau amassed vast quantities of business and personal debts - including €5.5 million on behalf of the University of Sevilla
We were the victims of a ‘campaign of terror’, claim Spanish newspaper publishers Michel and Steven Euesden
Tearful Euro Weekly News owners tell court how journalist undertook hate campaign over claims they stole his newspaper
Euro Weekly News owners in libel trial
Publishers suing journalist Lenox Napier who claims they stole his paper off him
Two rashers equals diabetes Type 2?
‘Making a meal of it’ really can hinder health
Marilyn Monroe sex tape sale paused
Monroe film failed to receive the response that a Spanish seller anticipated
Prodigious performance by The Prodigy in Andalucia
British act proves to be biggest hit of the summer so far with sell out 27,000 show in Jerez
Spanish police investigate English publisher Forward Press
Police launch investigation after publisher closes leaving thousands of parents out of pocket and children out of luck. EXCLUSIVE By Anatoly Kurmanaev
Mystery deluge of sewage from Ronda massacres thousands of fish
Could malfunction of new Ronda sewage works be behind leak that has snuffed out all life in the Guadiaro in Jimera?
The goats of Spain
The wild mountain goats frequently found in herds across the mountain ranges of Andalucia are Spanish Ibex
Algarrobico: The never ending story
As Greenpeace claims work on the Algarrobico Hotel continues, the Olive Press charts the controversial history of the edifice that has become a symbol of
The Plastic Greenhouse Effect
Bob Maddox asks if the environmental cost of producing cheap, year round vegetables for the northern European market is really worth it.
Exploring Los Cahorros, Walking
by Judith Cooke {mosimage} TRYING to find somewhere new and excitingto take young children is often a challenge here in Andalucía. At Los Cahorros, with
Seven New Wonders
by Jason Heppenstall “So what is this ‘Ulhumbra’ place that you talk about?” asked my mother in law on one of her visits. I explain
Children taken to hospital after “gas poisoning”
FOURTEEN schoolchildren had to receive medical treatment after suffering the effects of possible gas poisoning while travelling on a school bus. The children, all aged
An Inconvenient Truth
by Rosina Sinclair {mosimage} We sat in stunned silence as the credits rolled by in the darkened cinema. Nobody seemed to want to move, to
Eating out – Horses for courses
THREE years ago the Alqueria de Los Lentos was one of the first restaurants I visited in the Lecrin Valley. The food that day was
Government announces water “tax”
THE government has announced plans to levy charges on homes that use an excessive amount of water. The move comes as Spain attempts to curb
The Renaissance town of Úbeda
by Mark Roulston ÚBEDA lies 50 kilometres or so to the east of the capital of its province Jaén. Standing on an escarpment, it is
Islamic tiles in Spain
By Mary Roulston THERE are three things that particularly stand out in my memory from my first trip to the Alhambra Palace in Granada on
Up the Garden Path – Issue 10
AUTUMN, strangely, is my favourite time to be in the garden and of course a very important time. The plants that you sowed in the
Life through a lens
by Vernon Grant FOR my sins I have been, for 26 years, a television producer. I confess that I have invaded the privacy of both