Algarrobico demolition to cost well under estimate
Demolition costs for the illegal hotel have dropped from €300 million to just over €7 million
Kill Kapitalism! says Spanish artist
Spaniard gathers following after spelling out then destroying K-word in 10 different countries
Velez Malaga trams could be heading Down Under
Three vehicles from the defunct service could be transported 25,000km to Australia
Tighter tax rules in Spain from 2013
The black economy and non-payers are to be targeted under new plans
Spanish family tragedy told on the big screen
Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts star in a film about a Spanish family caught in the 2004 Thailand tsunami
Mind, Body and Spirit festival heads to Marbella
Massage, raindrop therapy, health foods and more are all on offer at this year's festival
Lorca earthquake caused by human activity
Deathly Spanish tremor which killed nine last year was triggered by groundwater extraction, find experts
Axarquia Art presents new exhibition
Art organisation is holding a display at Riogordo’s Museo Etnografico
Spain’s central courts put a stop to plans for railway testing track
Madrid court blocks plan for high-speed train testing circuit in Antequera
Fast-track railway line along the Costa del Sol to go ahead
Despite the government's infrastructure cuts the 'Mediterranean Corridor' railway line has been prioritised.
Former Ronda mayor destroys documents to save his skin
Ex-Ronda mayor ‘erased documents’ on the holy day to cover fraud
Going back in time
Can you guess what this is? Believe it or not, it’s a first-century school which has just been unearthed at a Roman archaeological site in
Cruz family get-together in Madrid
The famous family have been taking time out of their hectic schedules to enjoy a nice meal
Nerja’s bid for bilingual schooling
Bilingual education could be making its way to Nerja
Frigiliana civil servant facing a year in prison for planning offences
The town hall employee allegedly allowed a large house with a swimming pool to be built on non-urbanisable land
17th century shipwreck in Cadiz to be moved
Excavationises to move wreck to shallower waters in order to carry out more effective studies
Blue badge bother in southern Spain
EXCLUSIVE: Partially disabled driver’s car towed away in Estepona despite displaying valid blue badge
Half of Spanish children tired in mornings, new study finds
A nocturnal lifestyle is causing children in Spain to underperform in the classroom
Thinking pink in Mijas
A charity ball raised an impressive €20,000 to help combat breast cancer
Junta authorises deer hunts in nature reserve
Four deer were killed in Cazorla natural park, making €8,000 which will be used to buy fodder
The secret of cats’ nine lives
David 'the Dogman' looks into why felines always seem to land on their four feet
Strategic gain
Luis Planas has highlighted the green economy – comprised of water management, waste treatment, renewable energy and ecotourism – as a ‘strategic sector’ in securing
No way
Gaucin’s education authority has agreed to change a school bus pick-up time from 6am to 7.15am after pupils refused to go to school.
Eco-friendly goods
A new green market has been launched at Las Lagunas, Mijas, from 10am on the last Friday of every month.
‘App’ abuse
A 28-year-old man in Sevilla is accused of sexually harassing a 12-year-old girl using the mobile phone application What’sApp.
Al Gore set to lay out ‘green business’ plan in Spain
The Nobel Peace Prize winner will visit Barcelona and Gibraltar