Cop appeal
Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman in her 20s was tied up and gagged during a robbery at a shop in Market Place
Bomb bail
Two British men in their 20s have had their passports confiscated while they await a court hearing for a bomb hoax on a flight between
Labour gift
Former Labour Party deputy leader John Prescott has donated and autographed a barrel for a Rotary club initiative, during a recent visit to Gibraltar.
Camp rage
POLICE are clamping down on illegal campers in Tarifa following a string of complaints from local hoteliers.
Teacher jailed
FORMER Gib teacher Graham Hawkins, 57, has been jailed for 30 months after pleading guilty to eight charges of indecent assault on a child during
Prickly issue for British expats
Expats ordered to court to remove prickly pears from their garden
Court short
A plan to reduce the number of courts in Malaga from 11 to six has been criticised by the five towns set to lose out.
Tightrope walking to Europe
Rare bird of prey spotted in Europe for first time
Ref hospitalised over red card
Nerja goalkeeper knocks him unconcious during league game
Fears grow for Spain as 16 banks downgraded
Shares in recently nationalised Bankia fall dramatically as customers withdraw money
Honoured at last in Spain
Officer forced into a ‘heathen’s grave’ finally gets fitting €10,000 monument
Twin aim
Marbella mayor Angeles Munoz has met with her counterpart in the Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah with a view to strengthening tourism links.
Brit dies in Spanish heatwave
Two more hospitalised as hot spell wreaks havoc on walking tour
Spanish lessons for Prem boss
Swansea City manager Brendan Rodgers will spend four days with World Champions Spain ahead of Euro 2012
‘Firewall’ fears for Spain
€500 billion safety net may not prevent Spanish bailout as Greece edges closer to euro exit
Spanish pirates pinched
US government takes Spain off piracy blacklist
Park on
A €2.7 million car park with 180 spaces has been approved for Burriana beach in Nerja, with work expected to start later this year.
Beware of geeks wearing quiffs
Max Bartie - Disgruntled of Andalucia (formerly of Royal Tunbridge Wells)
Well good
A STREET market organised by students at Villar Palasi school in Velez Malaga raised €1,100 for a charity which builds wells in Cameroon.
Man hit by lightning suffers burnt scrotum
Spanish man suffers unfortunate injury while walking in Madrid
We’re still indignant in Spain
Thousands of protesters mark the one year anniversary of the 15M movement
Blazing row over fire at Spanish Grand Prix
Team members hit out at slow response of emergency services following incident in Williams garage
Fraud probe in Casares
Mayor arrested as hundreds of properties and bank accounts are frozen over housing irregularities
Equity release victims in Spain ‘facing financial ruin’
Campaign group slams Landsbanki administrators for pursuing thousands of euros of allegedly mis-sold loans
Calling outer space… from Andalucia
Schoolchildren enjoy unique chat with international space station astronaut
Ruling the stomach in Spain
Cambridge diet company wins prestigious award after expanding to Spain
