Smart students in Spain rewarded with study grants
Andalucia Junta head Susana Diaz wants to give allowances to students who do well in their studies at public institutions in Spain.
Theresa May accuses EU of trying to influence UK election
The PM made a string of allegations towards the press and European Commission
IN PICTURES: Mallorca’s Palma boat show most successful ever
The five-day event, which ended yesterday, saw 20% more boats and 10% more exhibitors than last year
Stowaways detained after ‘steering malfunction’ causes ferry to crash into Malaga Port
Seven have been detained by police
Brits continue to buy homes in Spain despite triggering of Article 50
That is the verdict of Spanish property website Kyero’s Richard Speigal, who said British interest was still strong despite the triggering of Article 50 towards
Private eyes to descend on Mallorca to weed out cowboy companies touting fake sickness claims
Brits' sickness claims are said to be costing the industry €59 million a year
EU and British citizens’ rights must be ringfenced from Brexit no-deal, say campaigners
UK parties should pledge to safeguard five million citizens, say Bremain in Spain
Marihuana greenhouses set ablaze by Guardia Civil in Almeria
€6,000 in cash, growing equipment and 494 plants were seized during the bust.
WIFE SWAPPERS: UK and Spain have second and third highest amount of sex and swingers’ clubs in Europe
Brit holiday favourite Mallorca has seven such clubs
British homeless couple find new Costa del Sol home thanks to Olive Press campaign
Paul and Leslie Dunt from East London are now living in a finca in Cerralba, Malaga, after one month of living between a shed and
House prices in Barcelona soar by 19% in first quarter of 2017
The going rate in the Catalunyan capital is now around €4,100 per square metre
Huge former Malaga textile factory to undergo renovation at last
Malaga’s former Intelhorce textile factory, built under Franco’s orders, will be turned into a distribution centre for a children’s clothing firm
Marbella plastic surgeons carry out life-changing surgery on disfigured Kenyan patients
Medical staff from the clinic successfully treated 45 patients and carried out surgery on 25.
Brits could be banned from all inclusive holidays to Spain after rise in fake food poisoning claims
Hotels in Spain have been hit with a huge €4.9 million compensation bill after Brits have filed false food poisoning claims
Seabin project partners with Port Adriano in fight aganist plastic pollution
Port agrees to give lessons to local schools
Flight attendants reveal GROSS reason they sometimes perform random aisle checks
Think twice before treating a cabin crew member badly
British demand for second homes in Spain down almost 30% after Brexit referendum, Mallorca avoids hit
The country's 'hot markets' including Ibiza and Marbella are still thriving
Thousands protest in Malaga for fairer working conditions
'There are no excuses' was the slogan of this year's Malaga march
British man arrested in Palma de Mallorca for allegedly sexually assaulting women
Suspect removed from hotel after staff alerted authorities
Spain raised more than €2 billion from golden visas to wealthy foreigners
Some 2,236 foreigners have bought a residency since 2013
Landsbanki fails to evict 85-year-old with Alzheimer’s in Ronda
Landsbanki, which filed for insolvency in Spain in March, attempted to foreclose on the woman and her husband, but its recent Ronda court case against
British Airways delay ending free onboard food and drink after British father flying to Mallorca wins legal challenge
The controversial move was set to begin in August
Study launched to investigate sustainability of Malaga’s tourist accommodation boom
The city’s Urban Environment Observatory (OMAU), a research organisation, wants to find out exactly how many properties are being used as hotels, hostels and apartments
Hunting licence renewals drop in Spain and Andalucia
A total of 2,936 permisos in the region lapsed without renewal in 2016, much higher than in Madrid (1,803) and Cataluña (1,423), the other top
Three killed in light aircraft crash near Granada
The cause of the crash has not yet been identified
Andalucia Junta urges Spain Government rethink after it slashes employment grants
Andalucia has lost €24.3m in funding to encourage more jobs and tackle long term unemployment this year compared to last, the only Spanish autonomous region