NOT ALONE: Social network for widows sets up an Andalucian branch
WOMEN in Andalucia who have suffered the heartbreak of losing their husbands no longer have to suffer alone. There are more than 250 Jolly Dollie
TRAGEDY: Greek economy to grow faster than the UK in DEVASTATING new IMF forecast
FIGURES released this week by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have painted a damning picture of the future of the UK’s economy. The IMF singled
UP IN SMOKE: Tobacco giant claims illegal cigarette sales from Gibraltar have doubled in Spain
A LEADING tobacco company claims the number of illegal cigarettes being sold in Spain, via Gibraltar, has doubled in a year. Altadis insists 30.3% of
Former Marbella mayor given two more years in jail for using town hall building materials to fix up own home
FORMER mayor of Marbella Marisol Yague has been sentenced to another two years behind bars. It comes after the 67-year-old, who is already serving a
OUT OF LINE: Huge £200 million haul of cocaine seized by the Spanish after UK tip off
ONE of the world’s biggest hauls of cocaine has been intercepted and landed in Cadiz. The £200 million seizure was found on a tug-boat sailing
SOBER OCTOBER FOR CATALUNYA: Cervezas San Miguel moves its headquarters to Malaga
CERVEZAS San Miguel has shocked Catalunya by announcing they have moved their headquarters from Barcelona to Malaga in response to the independence referendum. The company
Antonio Banderas launching a world-class theatre project in his hometown of Malaga
THE actor Antonio Banderas has been given the green light to establish his long-sought after theatre project. The Alameda Theatre in Malaga is set to
BREAKING FREE: Catalans celebrate historic referendum victory after brutal day of violence
Euphoric crowds in Catalunya Square celebrated a conclusive victory in the referendum with preliminary results suggesting 90% of counted ballots favoured independence. The results were
SURREAL: Barcelona play to empty stadium after referendum unrest
BARCELONA’S La Liga fixture against Las Palmas has gone ahead behind closed doors after political unrest in the Catalan city following today’s referendum. Reports suggest
EVERYDAY HEROES: Teachers play unheralded yet vital role in Catalan referendum
AS the sun set on Joseph Maria Jujol, a school in the North of Barcelona, Isabel Safont was going nowhere. Neither were her pupils. Joseph
HORRIFYING: Corbyn condems referendum violence as Catalan injury toll nears 350
A SPOKESPERSON for the Catalan regional government has stated that at least 337 people have been injured so far in clashes with police as they
‘BETRAYAL’: Spanish public prosecutor vows to act against the Catalan police for inaction
The Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Catalunya (TSJC) have vowed that due to the inactivity of the Catalonian Police – the Mossos d’Esquadra – during the
RESIGN RAJOY: Huge Twitter campaign demands Spanish PM steps down
THE Prime Minister of Spain, Mariano Rajoy, is under immense pressure to resign following the action of the Spanish National Police in Catalunya. A Twitter
CHAOS: Voting begins across Catalunya as Spanish National police turn violent
CATALUNYA’S independence referendum has begun in earnest this morning, despite Spanish national police brutality and technical issues. Catalans occupied polling stations and the space outside
UNPRECEDENTED: Up to 500,000 Catalans take to the streets to protect remaining polling stations
Huge crowds have answered calls from referendum organizers and turned up hours before voting is set to start to protect remaining polling stations. Local radio
SATURDAY NIGHT UPDATE: Government believe polling station shutdown has been a success
GOVERNMENT figures in Madrid are increasingly confident they have struck a huge blow to Catalan secessionists ahead of tomorrow’s vote. Enric Millo, the central government’s
ONE LAST THING: Barcelonians give their final thoughts before they head to the polls
THEY say the rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain. Judging by the way the rain fell in Barcelona today perhaps the old rules
BETTER TOGETHER: Passionate rally takes place outside Malaga Town Hall ahead of Catalonian Referendum
OVER six hundred Malagueñans gathered in a last minute show of fervent Spanish unity ahead of the Catalonian referendum on Sunday. The gathering was organised
HUSH HUSH: Spanish Government continues communications crackdown in Catalonia
POLICE from Spain’s Civil Guard have occupied the Centro de Telecomunicaciones y Tecnologias de la Información (CTTI) in Barcelona in an attempt to shut down
DANGEROUS GAME: Referendum activists shot at in Manlleu
FOUR individuals, including an elderly woman, have sustained minor injuries after an unknown assailant shot at them with an air gun. The group were
ULTIMATUM: Spain’s Superior Court orders Catalans occupying polling stations to leave by Sunday morning
THE Catalonian police – the Mossos d’Esquadra – has been instructed by Spain’s Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Cataluña (TSJC) to prevent Sunday’s referendum from taking
WATCH: Rats run riot as patients shriek at INFESTED hospital in Andalucia
PATIENTS attending the Hospital de La Línea were gobsmacked to see rats running freely in the building. While many patients have previously claimed to have
Mixed Start for Trocadero
TROCADERO Marbella Rugby Club have begun their season with a win and a loss. The team are in División de Honor B, Grupo C along
FEDAL MANIA: Dreams came true for tennis fans across the world when Nadal and Federer played doubles
TENNIS fans remain in a state of euphoric shock following Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer’s decision to play doubles together. ‘Fedal’, as fans have labelled
GRAVE MISTAKE: Sevilla woman ‘doesn’t exist’ since woman with same name and date of birth died SEVEN years ago
A SEVILLA woman has been living a ‘nightmare’ after her town listed her as being dead SEVEN years ago. The confusion resulted from authorities mixing
COSTA LOT: Price of holidays to Spain to soar by HUNDREDS thanks to weaker pound, claims Thomas Cook
TRAVEL company, Thomas Cook, predicts the price of Spanish holidays are set to rise by a further 5 to 10% in 2018 because of the
