Jon Segui: A life behind the lens
He has taken some of the most emblematic wedding shots in Spain and Gibraltar, Jon Segui tells Rob Horgan how he went from army medic
Bespoke catering from Purple Patch
Having cooked for princes to rock stars, it is no surprise that Purple Pepper’s bespoke catering service is all about attention to detail, writes Iona
Meet Padre Peter: No ordinary priest and famous for his weddings across Spain
The charismatic 72-year-old cleric originally from London officiates over weddings for people of all faiths, or none, across Spain
Happy at the hacienda
The story of Hacienda San Jose, in Entrerrios, Mijas Costa - one of the Costa del Sol’s leading wedding venues
Reviva Weddings: One of Spain’s top leading wedding planners
Something old, something new, something Spanish, something blue… Laura Charles’ bespoke wedding company Reviva Weddings is perfect for organising your nuptials, writes Iona Napier
Light up your LOVE…
If you have always wanted to add extra sparkle to your engagement, wedding, birthday or special event then look no further than Name in Lights
Solid (marriage) as a Rock
Gibraltar’s iconism, weather and fast-track weddings make it a magnet for lovestruck couples, writes Tom Powell
OPINION: Dreaming of a Spanish wedding
It’s no surprise Spain is a courting couple hotspot
Acupuncture approved as medical treatment on Rock
Prick n’ fix
What a Brexit could mean for Brits in Spain
There could be a mass exodus of expats if Britain votes for a Brexit
Lisa Brown: Campaign launched to get British police involved in search
The 33-year-old has now been missing for almost four months
Mars products recalled over international plastic contamination fears
Plastic traced to factory in the Netherlands
Manilva property market continues to rise says boss of Primrose Real Estate
Manilva property market continues to rise ahead of new luxury Crystal Lagoon site
TV game show Tipping Point is turning point for move to Spain
Tom Powell discovers how a daytime TV game show victory earnt Olive Press’ Head of Sales Chris Birkett a fresh start in Manilva
The ‘anarchist gestor’ at Breaking Spain
Whether it’s explaining medical documents, translating in court cases or sorting out a driving licence, she does the lot
Europe comes to the coast
With staff able to speak English, Spanish, French and Italian, Coast to Coast has been finding dream homes for people from all corners of Europe
Rescue dog sniffs around Spain on round-the-world trip
Caring canine takes well-earned Andalucian break
Manilva munchies… where to eat
There is a host of good places to eat if you have the knowledge, writes Dining Secrets of Andalucia editor Jon Clarke
Manilva mania
The town that enraptured a Roman emperor and a flamenco star is not resting on its laurels in its drive to attract new admirers, writes
Sabinillas venta that drew the crowds
Venta Madrona was knocked down due to the construction of an underpass through Sabinillas
Spanish universities urged to make studying ‘more attractive’ to foreign students
Currently, only 2.9% of international students studying in Europe opt for Spanish universities
Andalucian music isn’t all flamenco and europop
There’s also some great hip-hop, reggae, jazz, blues, funk, rock, and every other genre you can think of, often with an Andalucian flavour
Spain named number two in the world for students studying abroad
The inaugural Best Countries rankings from U.S. News & World Report were unveiled at the World Economic Forum at Davos in January
Fun and games at the British School of Marbella
The emphasis is not just on education… it is also on health and fitness, writes Rob Horgan
Secret formula for successful students
Former headmaster of three different schools including one in Gibraltar, Alcaidesa-based Stephen Coventry reveals his five secrets of most-improved students
Time travel for ‘Victorian’ kids and teachers at Aloha College Marbella
Years three and four (ages seven and eight) and their teachers dressed up in period dress and study by chanting their times tables