Granada rocked by earthquake
Early reports say there were no casualties after the 6.2-magnitude quake
Dead body mystery
Cause of death unknown for unidentified man found in Granada
Spain’s shrinking cities
Fears grow as two of Andalucia's biggest cities shrink in size
Granada grounded by Ryanair cutbacks
Travel chaos for thousands as Ryanair cancels four of its routes from Granada
British couple killed watching television in Spain
EXCLUSIVE PICTURES: Andalucia record rainfall causes catastrophic roof collapse
Gay Jesus photos spark protest
Controversial exhibition pulled down after "injuring the sentiments and convictions" of art fans
Spain ski miracle
Lost ski instructor saved after using camera flash to guide rescuers
On top of the world
One of Europe’s highest resorts, for the first time ever there are more than 100kms of runs in the Sierra Nevada, writes Jon Clarke
Snowed under
First the floods, now the snow arrives. Here conditions on the road between Grazalema and El Bosque, just 20 minutes from the Costa del Sol
Pet justice
For first time, custody of a dog awarded to a charity after continual abuse. Here, a protest organised against the man
From bling to book
Marbella launches Andalucia's first English-speaking university
Living the High Life
Surviving Spain at 1,500 metres. A new Olive Press blog on life in Spain's highest village
Work out with a difference
Fancy getting fit while soaking up some sun and surf? Well it's possible in a small Andalucian town writes Jack Longman
Exclusive: Have you seen mein car?
German woman disappears owing thousands in rent and with her next door neighbour’s car
A winter wonderland
Hostelbookers explains why winter budget travellers head for Marbella and Puerto Banus
Lorca’s exhumation begins
After much speculation, excavations are now officially underway
Lorca’s Family Overuled
The wishes of the family of Andalucia's most famous writer have been ignored
Sheep ravage vegetable plot
In the first of our exclusive excerts from Chris Stewart's latest book on life in Andalucia, The Almond Blossom Appreciation Society, he reveals how his
Ski season starts on December 1
HEAVY snowfall on the Sierra Nevada mountain range has resulted in an early start to the ski season. Pistes at Europe’s most southerly ski resort
Oil spillage poisons aquifer
A GRANADA court is investigating how 120,000 tonnes of a vegetable-based contaminant was allowed to enter underground water supplies. Mayor of Atarfe Víctor Sánchez and
PP to support Granada cable car
Granada will play home to the world’s longest cable car if the Partido Popular wins next year’s regional elections
Coin toss mayor in corruption probe
The mayor who won election by the toss of a coin is facing calls for his resignation after the state opened a corruption investigation in
Corruption in the classroom: the head, the thief, his wife and her cuñada
Granada primary school faces legal battle and one million euro fine after an investigation found nine unqualified teachers, eight falsified salaries, and one imaginary class
Spanish Law – Setting up an SL company
One of the benefits of an SL company is that only the assets of the company are liable. It is not possible to execute debt
The search for Lorca’s Grave
WHEN the Spanish Civil War broke out in 1936, Gerald Brenan was living with his wife Gamel Woolsey in Churriana, a village west of Málaga.
Dispatches of a Cave Dweller
Modern day cave living should become more popular as it is a fantastic way of life, a good investment or retirement package to the quiet