OPINION: The few people who disobey coronavirus lockdown threaten us all
It’s not right to take liberties with other peoples’ lives, fumes Mijas Councillor Bill Anderson
Column: Javea Connect admin Loraine Gostling’s spirits are raised by the nightly aplausos and pranksters making covid-19 that little more bearable
FOLKS, there will be no bets taken on what I am pondering on this week.  Life is surreal. I feel I have been thrown into
After deadly floods and VAT crackdowns from the government, the Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre goes back into state of alarm
SO MUCH has been thrown at us in the last year, from the devastating floods in September to the VAT crackdown from the government. The
Marbella lawyer Antonio Flores on some key procedural matters affected by Spain’s coronavirus State of Alarm decree
The measures brought in by the government will impact numerous contracts, court cases, tax applications, administrative matters, residency applications, etc.
Long before Antonio Banderas, another hot Spanish actor was the toast of Hollywood and he came from the Campo de Gibraltar, writes Belinda Beckett
CALLE Actor Antonio Moreno at the back of Mercadona is not the most beautiful street in Los Barrios
Mallorca’s stellar reputation for real estate will help it weather Spain’s coronavirus storm, writes agent Amanda Butler
The supermarket shelves are being replenished, most are not hoarding and the 10 private and public hospitals are reportedly well prepared
Spain’s Coronavirus outbreak has Giles Brown humming along to a noughties boy band from inside his loo roll lair
Living in splendid isolation in a cottage by the lake, with the nearest neighbour about half a mile away, a generator for power and a
Google Local Reviews in Spain and why you shouldn’t trust them
THE Irish have a saying that goes, ‘if you can’t say anything, say nothing’
As well as expertise in eye care, what other support does Specsavers Opticas provide to the visually impaired in Spain?
IN March Specsavers Opticas announced the launch of its national fundraising campaign in aid of ONCE Foundation for Guide Dogs
Specsavers Opticas in Spain launches national fundraising campaign in aid of ONCE Foundation for Guide Dogs
Vision loss can be incredibly isolating, leading to feelings of loneliness and depression
Lawbird’s Antonio Flores reveals the ‘must-knows’ for S.L. company owners in Spain
SETTING up a Spanish Limited Company is a relatively straightforward process
Javea Connect admin Loraine Gostling reveals her moonlighting as a pantomime actress as Adrian: A Fairytale of Happing Endings is set to infect the Costa Blanca with laughter
This week, I am removing my Javea Connect hat and becoming a little more fruity with you all! When I say ‘fruity’, I am actually
As miracle pig Rupert falls ill with cystitis, a vet brings an importance message to pot-bellied pig owners in Spain, write Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre
RUPERT the miracle pig, who made frontpage of the Olive Press last August, fell ill with cystitis, and by pure chance his vet has issued
Just as Mallorca’s property market was picking up after Brexit, coronavirus came along, writes real estate expert Amanda Butler
So far the Balearics are low risk, with only six known people diagnosed with the virus, but no deaths, thank heavens!
Fake news, cocaine and 70s rock – the Costa del Sol really has gone coronavirus crazy, writes Giles Brown
The fact that coronavirus had finally reached Marbella was worthy of a report on my news blog
Property prices in the Balearic Islands maintain their steady surge, while sales are down across Spain, writes Amanda Butler
This decline in sales in the Balearic property market is being attributed to there being fewer resale homes on the market, as well as high
Spanish property expert Adam Neale explains why the first offer is always the best offer
As sellers on the Costa del Sol know only too well, selling takes time, not because the market is rubbish but because this is typical
IT’S JITTERY: Campbell Ferguson gathers evidence to forecast the market trends for 2020 in Spain and further afield
Brexit, the climate crisis, world conflict, but also some good news
DEAR JENNIFER: What does Recommended Garages mean to me?
Further to my previous article last month, of why Jennifer Cunningham Insurances is special, I felt it was important to provide some more information. Our
Javea Connect admin Loraine Gostling tries to keep her mind off the weather… but can’t find anything positive about January
Weather has been awful, eh? Yes I know an understatement – so I have decided to leave that subject to those braver than I, who
Sexually-transmitted diseases skyrocket among over-50s as medical columnist Jeremy Kenton says ’60 is the new 20′
With an increase in the divorce rate in the over-50s, sexual promiscuity is on the increase. On par with this increase, there has also been
As Spain shut down for the festive period, the Hacienda still had a last-minute gift for Giles Brown
The noble men and women of Hacienda and Social Security who, in a pincer movement of ruthless efficiency and deadly timing that would have made
PAWS FOR THOUGHT: Olive Press columnist Eddie the hotel hound passes away
Thanks for everything Ed – for your adopted family you were one mighty special pooch
A tangle of red tape in Spain’s holiday lettings sector is leading some landlords to take the law into their own hands, writes Antonio Flores
Penalties could amount to €3,000 on average (and potentially up to 18k on this specific infringement and a rental ban of up to 6 months)
The Tories’ victory has Remainer in Spain Giles Brown battling trolls and stockpiling for the Brexit apocalypse
Spanish citizenship might be tricky and I’m loathe to get a green card by an arranged marriage in Lepe
Boris Johnson is up to his butt in a scatological Catalan nativity tradition, writes Belinda Beckett
This year Boris is among 40 new famous faces along with climate activist Greta Thunberg, PP President Pablo Casado and tennis ace Novak ?jokovic