Woman scores most points at Huelva’s Senior Golf Tour of Andalucia qualifying tournament
Seniors took each other on at Huelva's qualifying tournament of the Senior golf tour of Andalucia
Expat pensioners battle banking giant ‘scam’
Elderly expats crammed into Rothschild ‘scam’ case at Marbella court
Spanish tax office sets sights on pensioners
More than 27,000 retirees face investigation
EXCLUSIVE: Report claims more than 20,000 British pensioners are desperate to return home from Spain
A hard-hitting study claims poverty is trapping thousands of pensioners on the Costa del Sol. By Imogen Calderwood
Preventative health care tips for pensioners
Dr Raymond Prats looks at ways pensioners can stay healthy
Green scheme for pensioners in Spain
Pensioners are being encouraged to grow their own
Expats in Spain to benefit from winter fuel payment following EU ruling
A ‘genuine and sufficient link to the UK’ will now be enough for thousands of British pensioners to claim payment
Three Brits die from Legionnaires’ disease in Spain
The pensioners had been staying at the Diamante Beach Hotel in Calpe, in Valencia
Spain’s equity release time bomb
Olive Press’ new legal eagle Antonio Flores on the defrauding of thousands of pensioners via a scheme to release capital from their homes
Pill bargaining
EU mounts legal campaign to force Spain to issue free medicine to expat pensioners
Busted over bingo
Police have raided a group of pensioners playing 20 cents bingo
Home or away?
Seven out of ten ex-pat pensioners do not miss home, according to a survey
Help is at hand in Andalucia
An investigation into Andalucia’s care services by Sam Dale, discovers that expatriate charities can provide everything from translations to delivering shopping
Demolition delay
An appeal against the Albox demolitions has been accepted, delaying demoliton dates
Winter warmer for Brits in Spain
UK government is still paying winter fuel allowance to expats
End of the love affair? Not likely
A recent poll claimed that up to three quarters of British expatriates in Spain have considered moving home in the current downturn. Andrew Pearce and
Are sickly Brits asking too much?
The year started with reports on the healthcare threats for British pensioners in Spain. Now it is ending with protests over a 270 euro charge
Going for gold
A great passport scandal is causing unnecessary suffering for expatriates in Spain... and making the UK government millions each year
Maximilian Bartie
Maximilian Bartie considers pensioners during the economic downturn and fumes at the language in Marley and Me