Police uncover 36 Egyptian artefacts in Valencia
Guardia Civil recover 36 Egyptian artefacts valued at €300,000
Zara boss buys iconic building on Madrid’s Gran Via
Zara billionaire boosts increasingly-enviable property portfolio
Huge sports complex to open in Sabinillas
The sports centre known as Ciudad Deportiva (Sport City) will finally open its doors this March
Expat searches for ‘perfect home’ for Costa del Sol turtle
Six-year-old European pond turtle, Trevor, has reached sexual maturity and keeps staging ‘flight attempts’ from his giant fish tank in Sabinillas
‘Tolkien universe’ theme park to open in Rincon de la Victoria
Fantasy and reality are about to collide in a theme park that will entice Tolkien fans who are not prepared to travel all the way
IMF raises Spain’s growth forecast saying it has entered a ‘virtous circle’
Spain is set to have its economy expand by 2% and is officially believed to have emerged out of the economic crisis
Organic success in Marbella
Company Organic with Love's ethos is growing ever more popular in Marbella
European Central Bank to buy 10% of Spain’s public debt
The ECB will purchase around €100 billion of Spain's one trillion public debt
WikiLeaks threaten legal action after Google hand over journalist email data to US government
WikiLeaks are taking a stand against the US and Google after the latter revealed email information of three journalists following a FBI warrant
Swans talent show stuns audience
Students from Swans put on an impressive performance during their talent show at the Little Swans Theatre
Speaking to the world
A multilingual education is the ticket to business success, writes Chris French, Head of Business and Economics at Swans International School
Riot police leader arrested over drink-driving while three times over the limit in Navarra
The commanding officer was three times over the limit and travelling against traffic
Swans stands up against bullying
Swans put in a lot of work to highlight and fight against school bullying in 2014 and looks to continue doing so in 2015
La Cala golf resort appoints new wonder chef
Ivan Alvarez Santamaria honned his skillz in iconic restaurants and is sure to impress with his cuisine
DNA testing reduces amount of dog poo left on pavements in Xativia
A new scheme by Valencia Town Hall has made dog owners think twice about not scooping up their dog's feces
Green groups denounce Junta de Andalucia’s mining plans
The plans involve creating new quarries and the reopening of quarry sites previously closed by Andalucia’s High Court.
Carrefour to create 3,000 jobs in Spain
The big supermarket chain aims to help combat youth unemployment
Law change ignites fears that important forests could be burned to make way for development projects
Green groups are outraged by the change
New Santander chairman issues €7.5 billion cash-call
Ana Botin issued the gigantic cash-call to strengthen the bank with fundraising
Neverending struggle
Terry Gilliam's 15 year struggle to film The Man Who Killed Don Quixote looks set to rumble on
Terry Gilliam’s filming of Don Quixote delayed again
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote was meant to start being filmed this month
Gurtel: Luis Barcenas bail set at €200,000
Baill has been set for the PP's ex-treasurer despite him being arrested for being a flight risk
Ex-electrician stands trial for priceless Codex Calixtinus manuscript theft
The 12th century manuscript was found in the electrician's garage along with mounds of cash
Junta de Andalucia president Susana Diaz is pregnant ahead of elections
The president of the Junta de Andalucia announced her pregnancy today and is expecting to give birth in the summer
Gurtel case prosecutor requests 111 years for Correa and 42 for Barcenas
Anti-corruption prosecuters intend to show no mercy to those who have been lining their pockets
Humped together
Animal rights are too often forgotten in the name of 'entertainment'
