Expat financial advisor in Spain blacklisted in the UK
Terence Wright operates call centre in Alhaurin
Thousands spend the night in the streets after Spain’s worst earthquake in 50 years killed eight people
Up to 20,000 people slept in squares, parks and nearby countryside as concerns are being raised over the standards of building
Pope – the musical comes to Spain
Musical tribute to the life of John Paul II
Protecting our patrimony
Jon Clarke talks to Osuna builder Monolo Sanchez who has spent nearly three decades renovating the Campina’s key buildings
Need a new van
Expat left horrified after car set alight in Andalucia
Dozen dead in Spanish earthquake
Ten confirmed dead, dozens more critically injured, as huge quake rocks Murcia city of Lorca. By Jon Clarke in Malaga
The true price of free healthcare in Spain
As many as 300,000 Spanish residents could have no entitlement to free healthcare
My hospital horror in Spain
Pensioner left in agony for days with a broken wrist, described by doctors as the ‘worst they had ever seen
Double standards in Estepona
Voluntary association claiming to be non-political has been exposed for its links to the CDS party
A Hard, Merciless Light
Stunning new exhibition about how left wing worker movements used photos as a powerful tool
Keep on walking
Expat Andy Cameron continues his charity trek from Rome to Ronda
Maurice Boland back with a bang
Controversial DJ back on the air for the first time in nearly a year
Abroad fraud plea to Spain
Campaigners have slammed the UK benefit system, which is allowing expats to defraud around 70million euros a year from government coffers
Expat election apathy
Most foreign residents eligible to vote in Marbella haven't registered to do so
Hollywood stars to feature in Costa del Sol film
Hollywood A-listers queue up to star in The Enigmatic Mr Phelps based on the Costas
Spanish fire fighters pay ITV bill for fire engines
Firemen in Estepona forced to dip into their own pockets to keep their fire engines on the road
La Campiña: Treasure hunt along the Via Augusta
Jon Clarke is blown away by the stunning, little-visited gems of the Campiña, once one of Europe’s most important regions
Secrets from the Spanish Second Republic
Fabulous hoard emerges after seven decades
Mojacar election malpractice
Mojacar Positiva Se Mueve party is calling for the District Electoral Board to keep a close eye on postal votes
Spain’s property roadshow outrage
MEP Michael Cashman has slammed the official property roadshow promoting Spain’s million-plus empty properties abroad
Benidorm stars voice radio campaign
Adverts aimed at helping Brits with everyday life in Spain
Cordoba enjoys bumper Easter bookings
Hoteliers are the big winners as Holy Week celebrations prove worth waiting for
Sting is coming to Granada
Singer is set to perform with the Granada symphonic orchestra
We’ve been ‘funked’
Army of expats insist they have been conned by ‘debonair’ charmer Alwyn Funke
You WILL take the train to Spain
Sun-seekers could be forced to take trains from UK to Spain to reduce carbon emissions
The Michelin man in drag
I am wearing seven layers of clothing; I feel fat and uncomfortable; my hands are freezing