Brexit is paralysing Mallorca’s property market, but high-end buyers are still steaming ahead, writes Amanda Butler
"Oh my, are the Brits going down in history as the laughing stock of Europe."
Antonio Flores explains the legal ins and outs of using WhatsApp messages as evidence in court
Life is full of surprises as we know, and the law is no exception.
After a 30-year hiatus, it’s time to get the band back together for a birthday party in Marbella, writes Giles Brown
In the meantime, I struggled to fret a B chord.
Expect Spain’s property prices to plateau and ‘sustainable’ to become the buzzword for buyers, writes Adam Neale
The market’s appetite for sleek white villas and apartments appears to be slowly cooling but homebuyers continue to look for innovations in style, comfort, economy
The rescue centre may be home and dry, but there’s a bigger crisis on the horizon, writes Susan Weeding
The next instalment of Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre, and what a story we have! I’m sure all of you will have seen the horrendous
Loraine Gostling’s weather-won advice on how to prepare for a gota frÃa
My ponderings over the last week or so obviously took me to floods and the impact of the extreme weather we both enjoy and suffer
Marbella’s urban planning saga dates back years but brighter days may be just around the corner, writes Adam Neale
The fact that after several years its urban plan still appears nowhere near finished has become a source of local and national embarrassment
ELECTION 2019: Party campaigns gets into full swing with GSLP/Liberals on the front foot
The Olive Press gives you a rundown of the election goings-on in the run-up to October 17
Brits applying for mortgages in Spain should not panic, but should be Brexit-ready, writes Tancrede de Pola
With the value of sterling plummeting to historic lows - even dipping below €1.10 in August - Brexit has the banks scared
Jonathan Holdaway recounts Harry Enfield’s shaky lesson in finance, while offering his rather better advice on a balanced investment portfolio
‘Buy high sell low’, he confidently exclaimed, then adding ‘or have I got that the wrong way round? Course I have …sell low, buy high’
Giles Brown sees his life flash before his eyes while go-karting on Spain’s Costa del Sol
I spent much of my childhood playing Scalextric in my bedroom as a small boy.
ELECTION 2019: Neil Costa announces he will not stand for the Liberal party in October 17 elections
One of the most progressive ministers will be spending more time with his family as he returns to law.
BREAKING: Surprise Gibraltar elections called for October 17 by Chief Minister Fabian Picardo
Together Gibraltar told us they are 'ready' for the upcoming elections in another exclusive.
BinckBank’s Nik Rainer on the joys and pitfalls of investing in the stock market
Thou shall keep a watchful eye on your neighbour, family and friends. (and I don’t mean with the drone you just bought from Ebay)
Amanda Butler explains the pros and cons of ‘bare ownership’ in Spain and what it means for property buyers and sellers
My recommendation would be to get a trusted estate agent to give you a modest valuation, or maybe three for comparison, and take the middle
Jack Gaioni explores the horrors of a Civil War concentration camp and Franco’s grip on the Spanish press
IF you were hoping for a ‘feel good’ article, read no further. If you were hoping for some logical, ‘moral-to-the story account’ – again, read
After surprise births and tragic deaths, peacocks are now firm favourites at the Easy Care Horse Rescue Centre, writes columnist Susan Weeding
WHEN Rod and I started the Easy Care Horse Rescue Centre in Rojales 11 years ago, we assumed we would simply be rescuing horses. It
Parents in Spain advised to check that poor eye sight is not holding their children back, says Specsavers Opticas
Conditions such as squint and amblyopia (lazy eye) can be treated more effectively if they are picked up earlier
After J-Lo banned the media from a gig in Spain last month, Marbella veteran Giles Brown explores the changing face of celebrity
All the modern celebrity has to do is appear in a reality TV show to ensure his or her 15 minutes of fame
TURNING TO VINEGAR: This year’s sherry festival in Jerez is dedicated to wine that went wrong
From August 31 for two whole weeks the famous tipple takes centre stage alongside the best of everything else the city has to offer
Lawbird’s Antonio Flores reveals what you may not know about €500 ‘BinLaden’ notes and cash payments in Spain
Up to €100,000 if travelling within Spain and €10,000 if entering or departing the country, without notifying the authorities
Bill Anderson explores the meaning behind the catchphrase common among voters in Mijas
I’m not really into politics!
Everyone loves a good party, but when the flaming arrows come out, maybe it’s time to leave writes Giles Brown
THUS it came to pass that the Ziglet’s Big Day finally arrived. My goddaughter Ziggy married Josh in August, and as ‘el padrino’ I was
Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament is sure to anger Remainers in Mallorca, writes Amanda Butler
September 9 has emerged as the most important of the 80 days before the Brexit deadline, with the PM trying to ensure there is no
Arguing with social media idiots just isn’t worth your time, writes columnist Loraine Gostling
HI again Costa Blancans, and welcome to yet another one of my meanders about what’s forefront of my mind when I sit to write my
Chartered financial planner and OP columnist Jonathan Holdaway is one step away from the home of his dreams in southern Spain – but he won’t be adopting ALL the local traditions
It’s amazing how just moving a few kilometres into a different postcode, can make a massive difference in price