Tackling the internet trolls in Spain
Police called in over internet hate campaign which claims expat is a ‘wanted criminal’
Don’t blame ‘guiris’ for Valdevaqueros backlash!
Tarifa mayor in huge storm after he slams foreigners and ecologists for backlash against his megaproject on virgin beach
Protest against Tarifa beach development gathers cyber support
Mayor Juan Andres Gil swears the project is sustainable - adding that Tarifa has too many 'guiris'
Environmentalists fight plans to build hotel complex on virgin beach in Tarifa
Town hall has backed scheme to build 1,423 hotel places and 350 homes on unspoilt coastline
Green for Go in Andalucia
Take a trip along Andalucia’s best inland secret the Via Verde, writes Jon Clarke
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
Tightrope walking to Europe
Rare bird of prey spotted in Europe for first time
Scout group visits air base at Moron
Exciting day out for youngsters at US military base
Unexpected treasure in Cadiz
Somelier opens secret gem Polear in the heart of the Cadiz hinterland
Andalucia’s ‘home of fun’ that is hardly on the map!
While lost in the Cadiz/Malaga borders, Alcala del Valle is authentically Andaluz and full of spirit, discovers Wendy Williams
Painting joy in Grazalema
Irish artist Carol Diver unveils her latest exhibition at the Neilson Gallery
Regularisation for illegal property in El Puerto de Santa Maria
From January 2013 the process of regularising some 5,173 illegal homes will begin
Anarchy in Jerez
Unions ‘declare war’ after town hall lays off 390 employees
Brotherhood bother in La Linea
Heated protests as Easter parades are cancelled in La Linea due to lack of police
Cleaning strike wipes out classes in Jerez
Thousands of pupils affected after rubbish builds up in schools
Jackpot crackpot
Mayor faces ban after borrowing 1.5m euros from a lottery winner to pay workers
Bilingual bard
Theatre group will perform a version of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, set in 1950s Andalucia
Pawfect treatment in Spain
Cancer-striken dog makes remarkable recovery with ‘ozone treatment’
Viva la Pepa!
It’s exactly 200 years since the Spanish Constitution was born in Cadiz. Wendy Williams looks at its significance today
HMS Victory facing its Trafalgar
Ship where Nelson died off the Cadiz coast could end up becoming a party boat
My flamenco faux pas
Eloise Horsfield has a blast at Cadiz Carnival, despite a mix up over attire
Join in at Jerez Flamenco Festival
The city is alive with the sound of clapping and castanets
Town hall workers protest in La Linea over pay
840 town hall employees have not been paid for eight months
Building bridges on the Rock
Chief Minister Fabian Picardo holds talks with La Linea mayor Gemma Araujo
Railing to go
A one billion euro rail scheme set for May 2012 will lead to millions more containers of freight passing through Andalucia
Cadiz Carnival 2012 in pictures
The Olive Press editorial team headed to Cadiz to check out the carnival