Fuengirola town hall named as one of Spain’s most transparent
Anti-corruption group Transparency International find Fuengirola town hall to be one of the most open in the country.
Appeal for missing expat in Torremolinos
The 82-year-old Cudeca volunteer has not been seen since January 15
Marbella International Film Festival calls for submissions
The festival, now in it's eighth year, is accepting submissions for this year's October event
The olive’s hidden talents
Herb specialist Sue Rodgers reveals the true value of Spain’s famous olives
Scientists discover porn loving chimp in Sevilla
A professor in Sevilla believes he has found a link between sexual interest in both human and non-human primates in Gina the chimpanzee
The father of major golf in Andalucia dies at 82
Owner and founder of Valderrama Golf Club, Jaime Ortiz-Patino, passed away at the Costa del Sol hospital in Marbella
Junta introduces bike scheme but fails to reduce 263-strong fleet of company cars
Regional government accused of not practising what it preaches
Pope reveals Three Kings were actually from Andalucia
Pope Benedict XVI reveals that not only were the Three Kings from a kingdom in Andalucia – there were no camels, no donkeys, and no oxen either
Business booming for Spain’s agro-foods industry
Food products of Andalucia – and in particular Malaga – guarantee increased jobs and income during difficult times
Ten day festival to include spectacular procession
Fiesta not to be missed in Casarabonela
Expats help out collecting food for the needy throughout Malaga
La Gran Recogida has been taking donations of dry foods in stores throughout the province - and the nation - today and yesterday
A century of Spanish anarchism
It is exactly 100 years since an anarchist shot dead Spain’s prime minister. As Eloise Horsfield discovers, the anarchist movement once counted over two million members and is still very much alive
Spain’s only circular cemetery set to boost tourism
Built so the dead would not turn their backs on each other, locals in Sayalonga now hope the cemetery can become a tourist attraction
Andalucia workers are worst paid in Spain
Earnings in Andalucia hit rock-bottom, with workers in Jaen on the lowest salaries of all
Expat author creates interactive children’s stories
Anita Pouroulis has released four books with interactive versions available
Red kites up by 50% in Spanish national park
The Junta de Andalucia has recorded sightings of 74 red kite pairs, compared to just 40 in 2011
Roman jug found behind Estepona high street
EXCLUSIVE: Ancient artifacts have been discovered behind the town's busy shopping street
Has heavy rainfall formed new Spanish islands?
EXCLUSIVE: Newly formed sand banks have been spotted off the coast of Benalmadena (photographs by Rod Jones)
Titian found in Almeria church
‘Anonymous 17th century’ artwork presented to Madrid Prado in 1872 turns out to be 16th century Titian
Axarquia – A region of variety
A brief guide to the Axarquia
Boyzone star takes a hit on his Andalucia home
Singer Mikey Graham was forced to sell his Spanish property for €100,000 under the asking price
Endangered fish removed from Andalucian waters for breeding
The fartets and freshwater blennies will be bred in an attempt to boost numbers
Keeping Andalucia’s history alive
At Algaba you can find out what Andalucia was like 5,000 years ago, discovers Eloise Horsfield
Alora rock concert raises €1300 for charity
Rocker Mel Williams and family have raised the cash to help mentally and physically challenged people
Tops on in Velez!
Velez Malaga town hall are set to impose a €100 fine for people walking the streets without a shirt
Algarrobico demolition to cost well under estimate
Demolition costs for the illegal hotel have dropped from €300 million to just over €7 million