Cadiz former Salesian college director to be tried for alleged sexual abuse of 12 children
A Salesian priest is to stand trial for allegedly sexually abusing 12 children between the age of 12 and 14
Cadiz PP head slams Junta de Andalucia boss Susana Diaz
Antonio Sanz (PP) has gone after Susana Diaz saying she has no interest in Andalucia
Chiclana expats up-in-arms after ‘overcharging’ for IBI property tax
IBI Real is demanding the town hall take action
Cadiz beach bar at heart of drug ring
A Guardia Civil officer, a former Socialist councillor and three members of the military are arrested in connection to a Cadiz drug ring
Algeciras to Granada passenger train service on the brink of closure
EXCLUSIVE: Possible closure of Algeciras to Granada passenger train service will have ‘huge impact’ on expats
Hand grenade found in sack of potatoes
Bomb disposal experts called in to deal with unexploded device in Cadiz
Michelin has spoken: Delight for a few and disappointment for many
Cadiz restaurant earns the sole second star
Massacre remembered
During the early days of the Spanish Civil War, a large group of women and children were rounded up and shot in a chapel near Jimena de la Frontera.
Costa del Sol beach briefly closed after sighting of shark
A two-metre long shark was spotted close to the shore
Paco de Lucia burial in Algeciras today
The legendary flamenco artist will be laid to rest in a cemetery today, alongside his parents and son
Where to stay on the Costa de la Luz
There are so many fantastic places to stay on the Costa de la Luz, writes Jon Clarke
Small victory for families evicted from Costa de la Luz homes
Expats find a reason to be happy amid the remains of their homes
Jack Kidd’s ponies impounded after alleged Sotogrande scam
Simon Welsh owner of polo team Cancha 2, is accused of leaving Kidd and Genesis star Mike Rutherford with a string of unpaid debts
A tale of two pueblos: Barbate and Zahara de los Atunes
While very different, the quirky towns of Zahara and Barbate are breath of fresh air from the manufactured charms of the Costa del Sol, writes Carey Camel
Waddling back to the future
At Finca La Donaira a hotel and farming project is combining ancient and modern technology to bring great optimism to Spain’s organic agricultural sector, writes James Bryce
Vulture dies in ‘tremendous pain’ after power line collision
A collision with an electric power line in Los Alcornocales National Park left a vulture in such a state that it had to be put down
Tarifa property worth more than exclusive Marbella
Rapidly rising real estate prices give Marbs a run for its money
Riding the wind on the Costa de la Luz
JON CLARKE takes a trip along the Costa de la Luz, Andalucia’s most unspoilt, if sometimes rather breezy, coastline
Doñana’s UNESCO status in danger
Unless Spain solves local issues by next February, Doñana could lose its UNESCO status
Where to eat on the Costa de la Luz
There is a fantastic range of places to eat and drink on the Costa de la Luz, writes Jon Clarke
Record rainfall sees worst floods since 1940s
Some of heaviest rain on record leads to flood chaos in Andalucia. Here, a submerged house in Jimera de Libar, near Ronda. Picture Karl Smallman.
Double drugs haul in Andalucia
A record-breaking amount of hashish has been found in Cordoba and Algeciras
SAVED! Junta places ‘explicit ban’ on Valdevaqueros development
Tarifa beach development and others on Andalucian coast are scrapped in new coastal protection shake up
The Whaley brothers and the Costa de la Luz windsurfing revolution
It is three decades since the talented Whaley brothers launched the first windsurf businesses on the Costa de la Luz
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