Tales of the hotel dog
In a much anticipated return to his regular column, inland Andalucia’s favourite hotel dog Eddie, bemoans his new non-meat diet... and his lack of bits
Transition draft deal not enough says Bremain in Spain
Never in British history has any government knowingly pursued a course of action it knew would be damaging, writes Sue Wilson of Bremain in Spain
We prayed for rain and boy did it come
We prayed for rain and boy did it come, writes Giles Brown
Mijas matters: Wake up!
The town hall needs a change, and fast, writes Bill Anderson
Debunking the Greatest Myths & Misconceptions about Spain
Travelling used to be a luxury, and such limited possibilities to visiting foreign countries has caused many misconceptions about their people and culture. Nowadays, there are all kinds of cheap flights, accommodation
HISTORY REPEATS? How the Brexit debacle reminds Charles Gomez of the Spanish American war more than 100 years ago
VIEWING the spectacle of political debate in the UK since the Brexit referendum result, I am reminded of the last days of the Spanish American war in 1898. The Spanish colonial army
Leading lawyer breaks down the impact Catalunya will have on private business contracts
After two banks have moved their HQ's out of Barcelona leading Spanish lawyer Antonio Flores examines the knock-on effects of the political unrest occurring in Catalunya.
MC Hammered – trying something new every day
Giles breaks down the feelings of introducing the George Benson, Michael Bolton and Pink Purple Zepp Fest concerts.
Ode to autumn: 10 reasons to love the season of mists, mellow fruitfulness and effortless parking
With the summer season over, some may be upset others may rejoice. Here are the reasons why Spain is the gift that keeps on giving.
Rafael Nadal hits out at Catalunya referendum saying Spain is ‘stronger together’
Nadal issued a stern warning to Catalonia as the tennis legend attacked plans to hold a banned referendum on Catalan independence from Spain.
Lifeguards and defibrilators on Mallorca booze cruise boats seem sensible moves
Reports of safety measures in other holiday resorts suggest improvements can be made
Officials’ willingness to call time on Mallorca drunken excess is welcome
Curb on drinking on all-inclusive holidays is an understandable move
Stop Sickness Scam campaign by ABTA is good move in fight against fake claims
Those found guilty could face up to three years in Spanish jail
Home sweet home: The power of helping one another
Thanks to the Olive Press’s campaign and the charity of good samaritans, Paul and Leslie Dunt and their 17 dogs again have a place to call their own
Riot girls: Feminist court case highlights how freedom of expression is stifled in Spain
Last month, a student was given a suspended prison sentence after tweeting about the 1973 assassination of Francoist Prime Minister Admiral Blanco
Call to arms: Why the upcoming general election matters to expats
But instead of feeling fatigued, Bremain in Spain campaigner John Moffett is right to suggest that expats should look forward to the vote as an opportunity to influence Brexit
Rejoice in Andalucia´s spectacular Semana Santa events
Far from the chocolate-led commercialised events in the UK, Spain’s Semana Santa Holy Week is very much still steeped in centuries’ old traditions
Opinion: Heart-breaking burglary is sad factor of life in southern Spain
But to lose such priceless, sentimental items as war medals and a christening present is heartbreaking for Sally and David Russell
Cystic fibrosis campaigner’s legacy lives on in hopes to legalise new drug Orkambi in Spain
Becky Baker passed away at only 32, but her tireless campaign to help other sufferers of cystic fibrosis continues
Opinion: British couple’s eviction highlights importance of strong community networks
Establishing a strong support network is often hard when living in a foreign country, but this is exactly what was needed for them
Opinion: Justice finally served to notorious Spain conman Jose Luis Maseda
We have been writing about this rogue for nearly a decade, since it emerged he had swindled hundreds of expats out of their life savings
Opinion: What now for British citizens living in the EU?
But in refusing to guarantee the existing rights of EU citizens in the UK, MPs missed a chance to secure diplomatic goodwill with their European counterparts
Mijas Town Hall should take urgent action on misery-causing rubbish plant
Even if they have no intention of rectifying the problem, she at least deserves to be given an answer from Mijas town hall, not a veiled threat that her home could be
Law change needed after rockstar Gary Owens ends up in jail for crime he did not commit
Spanish courts have so much to answer regarding how Owens, of heavy metal band A II Z, came to be incarcerated for a murder he did not commit
OPINION; UN involvement in Almeria olivos scandal is positive step
IT’S great to see that the United Nations are taking the environmental concerns of David Dene seriously. In this day and age we need to fight environmental devastation wherever it occurs. Hats
OPINION; Rothschild response is a welcome development in alleged expat loan fraud
Finally, Baron David Rene de Rothschild has answered the Spanish courts over his company’s involvement in a scheme that may have unjustly deprived over 130 mainly British pensioners of their life savings