Join in at Jerez Flamenco Festival
The city is alive with the sound of clapping and castanets
Formula One racing stars on the charge in Andalucia
Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button will be heading to Andalucia this month
Raise a sherry to a 200-year-old Charles Dickens
Jerez-based Jose Luis Jimenez has been invited to commemorate the author's birthday
Blackouts, debt and cops using dealers’ cars in Spain
The Olive Press looks at how Andalucia is struggling to deal with the recession
An eye-popping recovery for Spanish bullfighter
Surgeons say Jerez bullfighter could fully recover after being gored in the face and nearly losing an eye
Riot breaks out as family are evicted for failing to pay €24,000 mortgage in Spain
The family with three children were forcibly evicted from their home in Jerez as six police were injured and guns were fired in the air.
Top Gun Andaluz
International airline Emirates has moved its pilot training centre from Australia to Jerez de la Frontera
Shakespeare’s Spanish stamp of approval
Jerez is launching an official postage stamp in honour of William Shakespeare
‘I’m the saviour of Jerez’: Glenn Hoddle
EXCLUSIVE: Former England manager returns to Spain in last minute drama. By Troy Shaheen
Red card for Glenn Hoddle’s Spanish football adventure
EXCLUSIVE: Row over 160,000 euros ends Glenn Hoddle's football partnership in southern Spanish city of Jerez. By Troy Shaheen
The burst of Spain’s property bubble
This scene struck me as a dramatic reminder of Spain’s real estate bust and a testament to its economic predicament
Sherry Part 1: Barber Pepe and the wines of Jerez
Troy Shaheen always suspected that sherry in Jerez was something for the tourists. Like hookah bars or sweet teas or tee-shirts with bulls on them
Fear of flying?
Paul Whitelock tries to find cheap flights in and out of Spain from the low-cost airlines. And he discovers some of the pros and cons
Saharawi protests in historic Jerez
While perusing Jerez’s beautiful public library, I heard muffled shouts from the street below. The cries grew louder and louder until they filled the quiet
Javier Bardem joins protest against Western Sahara violations
Thousands pack Madrid streets to protest against Moroccan violence against Saharawi people. By Troy Shaheen
Daily Mail faces trouble over 10-year-old mum
The Spanish Attorney General hopes to prosecute the British daily newspaper for printing photos of the young parents
A girl gives birth aged 10
A 10-year-old girl has become the youngest mum in Andalucia
Left stranded
Ryanair pulls out of Jerez, just as airport expands
A to Z: Secret Andalucian Summer
Take your Andalucian summer beyond the crowded Costa beaches with our 26 favourite spots
Comeback King!
In the second installment of new wine column Buen Vino on Andalucian wines, Jon Clarke discovers how sherry could be on the cusp of a
Malaga airport reopens after ash cloud disturbance
Costa del Sol airport now running but mixed news for Andalucia's other flight hubs
Airports close in southern Spain
Icelandic ash cloud wreaks havoc once more in Spain
In ALL the right spots
The Olive Press is getting to the heart of Andalucia
Los Ingleses sign for Jerez
Six Britons and two Irish are now plying their trade in the Spanish third division
It’s a fair cop!
Bumbling Guardia Civil officer caught after armed bank raid
My sherry amor
Robert Friedlander takes a tour around the sherry-steeped history of Jerez, where he has lived for the last five years