Tag: Jerez
Town hall workers sacked after not turning up to work for 15 years
A PAIR of workers have been fired from a town hall after it was discovered they had been skiving off work for 15 years.
The...
Konsell Abogados works hard to make your lives easier
The firm wants to help you avoid unnecessary suffering
Travel through Jerez in latest excerpt from expat author Nick Nutter
Nick Nutter's The Sherry Triangle is available on Amazon and Kindle
Sherry seeing a revival in Europe as consumption grows in Spain for first time in 30 years
Experts say the 1.5% increase is due to the growing demand for organic and natural wines
Animal rights protest planned for Jerez
May will see the start of Jerez's bullfighting season
Getting ready for the Jerez feria
OP blogger Luke Andrews watches the preparations for the feria in Jerez
Valentino Rossi victorious in Spanish MotoGP at Jerez
The Italian was ahead of his rivals from the start
Iberian lynxes born at Jerez Zoo
ON Friday, 15 April, Jerez Zoo gained its newest arrivals. The female Iberian Lynx gave birth to three Guinea pig-sized kittens.
The mother, Castañuella, remained...
Scottish country dancing comes to Jerez
OP blogger Luke Andrews joins in the fun at the 22nd Annual Meeting of Scottish Country Dancers in the Iberian Peninsular
Unemployment soars sky high in three Andalucian towns
Jobless numbers in La Linea, Sanlucar de Barrameda and Jerez among highest in Spain
Bringing the Osprey back to Spain
OP blogger Luke Andrews enjoys a wild weekend volunteering with Jerez zoo
Top 5 places to dine in Jerez
OP blogger Luke Andrews presents his tried and tested restaurant recommendations for you in Jerez
Top rainy day activities near the Costa del Sol
We've rounded up some of the best easy-reach, rainy day spots to prove there is much more to do here than just hit the beach
Should we reinstate Jerez’s oldest mosque?
OP blogger Luke Andrews reports that last week students gave respect to their Muslim heritage, posing questions about its place in modern Spanish society
Jerez celebrates 20 years of iconic but endangered flamenco festival
An uncertain future for Jerez' flamenco festival
Cádiz province kids take to Gaelic football
A group of teenagers from Jerez and Cádiz receive Gaelic football training from Marbella and Sevilla Gaelic football clubs
Jerez’s archaeological museum… a must see
The Archaeological Museum of Jerez - a surprisingly exquisite, engaging and complete collection of artefacts
Reach for the sky! FTEJerez flight school is training pilots for top airlines
The Jerez-based pilot training school is one of the biggest names in Europe
To travel alone: A rewarding experience or an absolute nightmare?
Crossing the bridge to lone travelling is a daunting prospect, but not one to be missed
La Guitarrón: The best wine experience in Jerez
Away from the tourist jargon and the public glare, La Guitarrón is truly one of the undiscovered jewels of Jerez
The Top Three religious buildings to visit in Jerez de la Frontera
With well over 22 churches and convents in Jerez de la Frontera, finding time to visit them all can be tricky. OP blogger Luke Andrews offers his favourites
MotoGP star Dani Pedrosa and footballer Gabriel Milito owe Spanish tax man millions
Football clubs Racing Santander, Recreativo de Huelva, Jerez, Murcia, Albacete and Alicante are also named for owing the tax man more than €1 million
Gaelic football heals social fractures in Jerez
Locals utilise the Irish sport to fight against sexism and heal broken communities
Olive Press blogger meets Syrian refugees in Jerez
Luke Andrews says we should do be doing more to help them
Sherry good in Jerez
Jerez has finally got a range of top class places to eat, writes Jon Clarke
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This town in Malaga province has been crowned the best in Spain to spend New Year’s Eve
PRESTIGIOUS travel magazine ‘Viajar’ has chosen a Malaga town as the best spot to ring in the New Year.
Celebrations on December 31 grow more...
