Everything’s going green
Next month will see the publication of the Olive Press’ annual Green Guide 2011
Top Gun Andaluz
International airline Emirates has moved its pilot training centre from Australia to Jerez de la Frontera
Dangerous driver is shown mercy in Gibraltar
Judge takes pity after mother of victim pleads for more lenient sentence
Ongoing treasure battle between US and Spain back in court
Treasure hunting company Odyssey refuses to recognize Spain as the owner of a massive treasure bounty recovered from the ‘Black Swan’
La Montosa quarry friction
Environmentalists want the La Montosa Quarry returned to its natural state
Desert dreaming in Morocco
Giles Brown mostly feels like an extra in a Monty Python movie as he takes an adventurous trip into the desert via Marrakech
License for confusion in Spanish natural parks
A decree introduced in February states you need a license to go into restricted areas in any natural park
Bogus gas inspector appeal
The Olive Press wants to hear your stories about bogus gas inspectors
Volcanic ash cloud forces Barcelona to change their travel plans
The team will head to London early ready for Champions League Final but the fans may get left behind
Spanish cyclist Xavier Tondo dies in freak accident
The 32-year-old was crushed between his car and a garage door
Poverty risk in Spain
Report shows that fifth of the country is living in 'extreme poverty'
Missing Amy Fitzpatrick: Was she living rough?
New family rift after extracts from the teenager’s diary are finally made public
PP wins in all provinces in Andalucia
Socialist party suffers a crushing defeat in regional and local elections
McCanns condemned by seeing a priest
New revelations as British Prime Minister David Cameron orders the reopening of files relating to the McCann case
On the waterfront in Gibraltar
Sarah Drane on the wealth of good places to eat in Gibraltar’s Ocean Village marina – which has just launched a new discount scheme
Coin expat launches town hall legal battle
Authorities withheld 12,000 euros from the sale of his house over a license he insists he had already paid in full
Spain in the mire over sewage
Seven municipalities in Malaga have been denounced by the EU for sewage problems
Hop on the art trail in Gaucin
They’ll be no Sunday painters when Art Gaucin throws open its doors again next week, reports Wendy Williams
An unfair welfare state in Spain
Expats contribute more to the welfare state in Spain than they get back
ASBOs reach Gibraltar
Anti Social Behaviour Orders are introduced in Gibraltar as Britain actually looks set to axe them
It could be him!
In a continuation of our ‘Beat the Cheats’ campaign, James Bryce investigates the thousands of ‘dancing expat’ claimants who are committing benefit fraud in Spain
Has Banksy been monkeying in Gibraltar?
Could this image of a monkey be a real Banksy?
Barcelona bans bikinis
New fines for those who venture too far from the beach in their swimming costumes
Depp and Cruz’s dirty talk
‘Penelope taught me lots of very filthy Spanish expressions,’ reveals Johnny Depp
EU economy is finally on the up
Strongest growth figures posted for four years thanks to a booming Germany
An honest bit of Friar Tucker in Spain
The Robin Hood Inn, in Benamara, has undergone a complete refurbishment to be ready for the summer season 2011