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The writing was on the wall
Olive Press editor Jon Clarke recalls his visit to witness the fall of the Berlin wall 20 years ago and what the implications would be
12 Nov, 2009 @ 11:14
I was a fifth wheel
Matthew Pritchard reflects on his sense of uselessness becoming a father
11 Nov, 2009 @ 19:25
Last of the frogmen
On Remembrance Day, the last surviving frogman tells of his courageous feats more than 60 years ago
11 Nov, 2009 @ 19:13
Double tragedy needs averting
The PP backs plans to save historical site that inspired Garcia Lorca's masterpiece
11 Nov, 2009 @ 16:30
In a big flap!
Couple return home to find a rare Griffon vulture on their bed, while second family find another on balcony
Don’t let ‘Pepsi’ die
How a worldwide movement is trying to resurrect Spain’s most famous ‘poetic’ lesbian couple Pepa and Silvia, nicknamed ‘Pepsi’
11 Nov, 2009 @ 15:15
They’ve bottled it!
EU ‘no vote’ saves Spain from loss of 185 million in benefits, while developed countries dig their heels in over proposed greenhouse gas cuts
11 Nov, 2009 @ 14:54
Flagging up the good times in Spain
Bidders fought bitterly to secure the famous flag, which flew over fleet that defeated Napoleon
10 Nov, 2009 @ 13:07
Don’t be naïve (Evian spelt backwards) – give up the bottle
Since the Olive Press launched a campaign to cut back on plastic two years ago, plenty of town councils, companies and individuals around Andalucia have
10 Nov, 2009 @ 12:56
Wind record blown away
Spain's turbines set new record for electricity generated
9 Nov, 2009 @ 19:35
Sexy Beast makes Andalucia return
British acting legend to visit Sevilla film festival
9 Nov, 2009 @ 15:29
My vow to beat motorbike muggers
Expat in bid to halt recent rise of high-speed robberies
9 Nov, 2009 @ 15:15
Spanish police still using torture
Amnesty International says not enough is being done to prevent it
4 Nov, 2009 @ 13:57
Fears for Andalucia olive trade
Growers are getting 40 cents lower than the break even point
3 Nov, 2009 @ 18:25
Wrecking ball swings again
New three storey property gets demolished in Alhaurin el Grande
3 Nov, 2009 @ 16:27
Demolition nightmares
As Dan Thorneycroft tries to garner support from MEPs in a desperate bid to save thousands of households facing the axe, Andrew Pearce speaks to
2 Nov, 2009 @ 18:17
The world’s healthiest pork
Thirsty, acorn-feeding black pigs produce Spain’s most famous gourmet product which is also good for your health, writes Anne Manson
2 Nov, 2009 @ 16:11
UK bank in Spanish property kickback scandal
Executives at RBS creamed off commissions from estate agents fees
A towering furore
UNESCO is joined by World Monuments Fund to oppose construction of controversial Torre Cajasol
2 Nov, 2009 @ 11:30
‘Like being accused of Hiroshima bomb’
Ronda mayor compares Los Merinos accusations to H-bomb, while calling environment boss ‘incompetent’ and ecologists ‘terrorists’
Dolphin beach tragedy
Fishermen blamed for dead dolphin, fish and birds
An abortion protest that shrank in size
Organisers claimed millions of protesters, while the media and police insisted there were 250,000. The truth, it emerges, is much less
29 Oct, 2009 @ 00:01