So long, farewell, adios… and thank you
Molino del Santo owners Pauline and Andy on the final days of the summer season
Child poverty rises in Andalucia
The number of children living in poverty in Spain has grown by 8% since the economic crisis began in 2008
Archaeologists to search area where Federico Garcia Lorca may be buried
One of the Spanish Civil War's great mysteries may be about to be solved
Building bridges in San Pedro de Alcantara
Once a mere dormitory town for its sassier sister Marbella, San Pedro de Alcantara is today looking decidedly racier. The former farming community has finally
Film festival in Rincon de la Victoria targets domestic violence
First prize is a video training course worth €1,400
Former miners’ union leader explains €1.4 million overseas fortune as inheritance
Disgraced Socialist Jose Angel Fernandez Villa insists he got the money from his mother
Cueva del Gato could finally open to the public in Benaojan
Malaga is masterminding a dramatic new project
British writer Gerald Brenan’s home rescued from ruin to become country’s first expat museum
The Churriana museum is to be inaugurated today
Former wife of ex-Marbella mayor begins jail sentence for money-laundering involvement
Maite Zaldivar behind bars for two-and-a-half years for helping Julian Munoz's scheme
Death tax cut
Finance expert Richard Alexander looks at moves to cut death benefit tax
Without a padel…
Mark Rickard and HiFX host padel tournament in Coin
Game of Thrones production likely to return to Andalucia while Sevilla plans to cash in
HBO have praised the support the production team have received from government authorities while Sevilla will have guided tours of filming locations
Viva Roma!
Jack Gaioni unearths the best and brightest ‘Spanish sons’ who made it big in ancient Rome, setting the literary and intellectual agenda for many centuries
Magic man and a boost for morale
Andy and Pauline from Hotel Molino del Santo in Benaojan on recovering from the summer season
Spanish hoteliers in uproar over ‘discriminatory’ draft bill
Under new regulations, a property will need to have a tourist licence if it puts up guests for more than 30 days in a year
UPDATE: USA requests use of Spanish military bases in fight against Ebola
Bases in Sevilla and Cadiz would be used as stopover points for the American effort against the Ebola outbreak in West Africa
Questioning lawyer’s fees in Spain
Antonio Flores offers advice on how best to deal with the tricky situation of lawyers’ fees
Expat novel banned from Granada’s Alhambra Palace in surprise censorship
Song of Granada, by Anne Sikking, has been banned from all three of the Alhambra’s bookshops as well as the state-run hotel, The Parador
Almeria golf academy in trouble with locals
The €5 million academy is just 200 metres from a town hall golf facility
Scottish Referendum: What next?
With the vote cast, the future’s looking good for the UK economy writes Richard Alexander
Podemos threatens Socialist PSOE in Andalucia in latest polls
Most Andalucians would want a coalition of Podemos, IU and Equo
Andalucian golf society is hunting for new members
The Nomads hold golf and social days and do lots of work for charity
Costa del Sol golfing community gearing up for Twitface Open
But there are only limited spaces left for the November event
More than a third of Spaniards breathing ‘dangerously polluted’ air
The WHO adds that 95% of Spaniards are exposed to 'unhealthy' levels
Ronda’s Roman ruins’ future in jeopardy, says Spanish heritage group
Andalucia has more 'at-risk' cultural sites than any other region
What lies beneath
Columnist Giles Brown explores the oddities exposed by his rapidly-disappearing reservoir