New Andalucian townhouses development brings traditional charm to the heart of Estepona
A NEW development in the centre of Estepona is giving classic Andalucian homes a fresh modern update while keeping the character of the old town
Spain becomes one of the largest training grounds in Europe for Ukrainian soldiers fighting off Russian invasionÂ
SPAIN has become one of Europe’s biggest training hubs for Ukrainian troops as the country steps up its military support against Russia’s invasion. More than
Inside the Houses of Alba: Extraordinary property collection of Spain’s wealthiest aristocrat family is largely open to the public thanks to the late duchess
SHE became famous as Spain’s most titled woman and appropriately the life of the Duquesa de Alba is part of a brand new exhibition and
Inside the project aiming to protect farming and nature in one of Spain’s most fragile regionsÂ
SPAIN’S role as the ‘vegetable garden of Europe’ has long depended on the success of its farms. But rising temperatures, droughts, wildfires and extreme weather
Spain’s oldest bookshop is saved from oblivion after 176 years in business by loyal customers who raised €60,000 in 13 daysÂ
A HISTORIC bookshop in northern Spain has been saved from imminent closure after a wave of public support raised thousands of euros in just two
Young Islam convert ‘obsessed with jihadist terrorism and a profound hatred of Spain’ arrested in Andalucia kite-surfing paradiseÂ
A YOUNG Islamic convert described by police as ‘obsessed with jihadist terrorism and filled with hatred towards Spain’ has been arrested in Tarifa, Cadiz. The
Yellow alerts issued for Andalucia coast: Malaga, Granada and Almeria to be hit with high waves and winds up to 70kmhÂ
YELLOW weather alerts have been issued across parts of Andalucia’s Mediterranean coast this Friday, with strong winds and rough seas expected to hit Malaga, Granada
Bank of Spain rules out property bubble: Housing market still ‘15% below 2008 peak’Â
THE Bank of Spain has ruled out the existence of a housing bubble and says there is currently no need to impose restrictions on mortgage
Foreign workers in Spain hit record high after almost 100,000 jobs added in April – with impact of Pedro Sanchez’s migrant amnesty yet to be feltÂ
NEW figures reveal that 3.25 million foreign workers are now registered in Spain’s Social Security system, the highest total since records began in 2012. The
‘I had no idea they existed’: British woman forced to scoop out dead tissue daily after recluse spider bit her leg in her Mallorca atticÂ
A BRITISH woman in Mallorca has spoken of the ‘awful’ impact of a recluse spider bite that left her making daily hospital visits to have
Police find 200kg of cocaine and dead body in suspected Malaga stash houseÂ
A SUSPECTED drug stash house in Malaga has been discovered after police responded to concerns about a missing neighbour – and stumbled upon more than
Police find a dozen AK-74 assault rifles inside Porsche Cayenne heading towards Barcelona during routine stopÂ
SEVERAL military-grade assault rifles were discovered inside a Porsche Cayenne after its occupants fled from police during a motorway chase in Catalunya. The incident unfolded
Lorry driver tests positive for cocaine after smashing into school bus carrying 14 children on Malaga motorwayÂ
A LORRY driver tested positive for cocaine after crashing into a school bus carrying 14 children on a Malaga motorway. The accident happened last March
Spain set to overtake France as world’s most visited country by 2040, new report predictsÂ
SPAIN is on course to overtake France as the world’s most visited country by the end of the next decade, according to forecasts. A report
Spain’s wildfire season is already ahead of schedule with more than double the land burned compared to same period in 2024
WILDFIRES in Spain have already exceeded expectations, with more than double the amount of land burned so far this year compared to the same period
Ryanair demands Spain follow Greece and suspend EES till September after Spanish airports were hit by long queues over May bank holiday weekendÂ
BOSSES at low-cost airline Ryanair have demanded that Spain follow Greece and suspend the rollout of the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) after hours-long queues
Fury in Torrevieja as hundreds of protesters march for justice against man who kicked ex-partner’s cat to deathÂ
HUNDREDS of protesters have flooded the streets of Torrevieja to demand justice for Nala the cat, allegedly beaten to death as an act of revenge
Russian ship that mysteriously sank off Spain’s coast was ‘carrying nuclear reactor components to North Korea’
A RUSSIAN ship believed to be carrying submarine nuclear reactors to North Korea sank off the coast of Spain following a series of unexplained explosions,
Calls grow for ‘two bays’ trainline along the Costa de la Luz connecting Algeciras with Cadiz and Jerez Â
CALLS are growing for a new railway linking Algeciras with Cadiz and Jerez, as business leaders, transport experts and local campaign groups continue to push
New fines for people who solicit prostitution in Spanish town hit hardest by BrexitÂ
NEW fines of up to €3,000 for clients of prostitution have been approved in La Linea (Cadiz) after councillors unanimously backed new rules aimed at
Spanish far-right influencer who defended Franco is banned from the UK ahead of planned appearance at Tommy Robinson rally
A SPANISH influencer who once said the rule of fascist dictator General Franco was preferable to democracy has been banned from the UK ahead of
New figures reveal that foreigners made up 60% of sexual assault arrests and 73% of violent robbery arrests in Catalunya last yearÂ
FOREIGN nationals have accounted for 60% of sexual assault arrests and 73% of violent robbery arrests in Catalunya over the past year, according to new
Fake investment empire brought down in Madrid after Ponzi gang ‘cloned legitimate platform to swindle victims out of €2 million’
AN ALLEGED criminal network accused of defrauding victims out of nearly €2 million through fake investment schemes has been dismantled in Madrid, with 11 people
Malaga’s reservoirs hold enough water to last almost four years after wettest winter in half a centuryÂ
MONTHS of rain have transformed Malaga’s water situation, with the province’s reservoirs now close to full and holding enough reserves to cover years of consumption.
Son, 22, ‘confesses’ to murder of Belgian expat mother, 56, discovered dismembered in landfill site on popular Spanish island
THE body of a Belgian expat who disappeared on the island of Fuerteventura earlier this month has been found dismembered in a landfill site. Katty
Why Ronda is still among the most charming cities in Spain – almost a century after Ernest Hemingway fell in love with its beauty
IT is easily one of Spain’s most memorable sensations; the moment the adrenaline hits as you look down from a ledge at the top of
