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With staff able to speak English, Spanish, French and Italian, Coast to Coast has been finding dream homes for people from all corners of Europe
Support of CNT-AIT union for puppeteers has roots in Spain’s anarchist past
Italian radical Giuseppe Fanelli's 19th century anarchist ideology fluorished in Spain
Jailing of ‘terrorism’ puppeteers in Madrid sparks battle over artistic freedom
Protestors march over Granada-bsed duo from theatre company Titeres Desde Abajo
Spain is world’s second biggest melon exporter
Melon production is ahead of Honduras, USA, Brazil and Guatemala
Legendary cookery school La Consula reopens with Junta support
School that produced Diego Gallegos and Dani Garcia to start paying staff again
Battling for the burro: A visit to Malaga donkey sanctuary Refugio del Burrito
The Refugio del Burrito is still fighting for justice for the donkey killed in a Bethlehem display in 2014, Tom Powell went to see where
Restaurant hoping to be staffed by the disabled set to open this summer
Three-Michelin-star winner Santi Santamaria set to unveil Universo Santi
Rescue dog sniffs around Spain on round-the-world trip
Caring canine takes well-earned Andalucian break
Sabinillas lawyer and economist keep it in the family
Tax and legal paperwork can be a minefield when residing overseas, so for quality help and advice it is paramount to talk to people you
Brave British expats rescue starving dogs from Costa del Sol squalor
EXCLUSIVE: British expats liberate starving pups and their mother from outdoor hellhole
Banderas stars in new film about iconic Cantabrian Altamira caves
Travel back in time with Antonio Banderas
Cult Benidorm showgirl ‘Sticky Vicky’ announces retirement aged 72
Her daughter Demaria has also called time on the extremely adults-only show
Manilva munchies… where to eat
There is a host of good places to eat if you have the knowledge, writes Dining Secrets of Andalucia editor Jon Clarke
Expat safety comes first for Liberty Seguros
Its 300 brokers and agents are currently looking after the needs of around 175,000 expat clients
British and Irish hit squad avenging ‘Mr Big’ Paul Massey’s death arrested in Spain
It is believed that the man behind Massey’s assassination is hiding out on the Costa del Sol
The tangled history and legal battles behind El Algarrobico – Spain’s most notorious hotel
Decade-long struggle between Greenpeace, the Spanish government, the Junta and developers
Cirque to Soleil
Rob Horgan discovers how a British expat went from elephant trainer in the USA to chef at Manilva’s coolest chiringuito
Middle Eastern property giant Cayan Group to develop in Marbella
Leading Middle Eastern real estate developer teams up with Spanish builder
World’s best pastry chef Albert Adria heads to London
Former elBulli chef to cook up a storm in Hotel Cafe Royal
Sabinillas venta that drew the crowds
Venta Madrona was knocked down due to the construction of an underpass through Sabinillas
Boardwalk’s empire of tasty delights gives Costa diners mouthwatering options
Marbella restaurant's menu offers dim sum, chicken and leek pie and chicken pil pil
Spanish supermarkets named the best at Japanese trade show
Tokyo exhibition celebrates 50th anniversary as 100,000 guests attend
Free Lunch Spain set for next Costa del Sol seminar
THE team at Free Lunch Spain are preparing for their latest event. Having supplied essential information about life in Spain to over 2,000 people, the
Spanish TV refuses to show brand new Juan Carlos documentary
Juan Carlos royally snubbed
Algarrobico hotel is illegally built on protected land, rules Spain’s Supreme Court
Decade-long battle saw Greenpeace and Junta protest against Cabo de Gato complex
British actors Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan to film The Trip in Spain
For the third course of their TV comedy The Trip they are set to visit Andalucia