A devil in the kitchen
Satanic sect had domestic slaves for the kitchen
Go with the wind…to Tarifa
From Arabic stronghold to Mecca to winsurfers, Tarifa offers a fabulous break all year round
Scythed by a kite surfer
AN unsuspecting pensioner diced with death after tangling with a reckless kitesurfer
Swine flu kills three
Swine flu claims its first victims in Andalucia
Hunger strike ended
Actress' brother calls off hunger strike
World’s oldest mother dies in Cadiz
69-year-old mother of twins loses her battle with cancer
Shallow grave
Woman found guilty of starving 16 thoroughbreds sees more horses die in Spain
On me ‘ead minotaur
They have painted the town blue in Jerez after the town’s football team got promoted to the Spanish first division
La Luz Saved
EXCLUSIVE - A massive hotel scheme that would have radically altered a large part of the Costa de la Luz has been scrapped.
My Off-Plan property nightmare
Buyer loses tens of thousands after buying unbuilt property through complex web of agents and a lawyer who wasn't interested
I’m sherry inspired
The world’s most influential wine critic is to come to Jerez for his first trip to Europe in over 20 years
Shrimp comes home
His funeral cortège stretched for seven miles and was attended by over 100,000 people. So it seems fitting that the childhood home of flamenco star
Edgar Allan Poe Street
Jerez is to name a street after cult US novelist Edgar Allan Poe. This year is the 200th anniversary of his birth
Robin on the menu
Britain's favourite bird, the robin, is still on the menu in some restaurants in Cadiz.
Massacre remembered
During the early days of the Spanish Civil War, a large group of women and children were rounded up and shot in a chapel near
An Albatross? An Eagle? No, that’s an Ibis!
Golf not so bad for the environment after all, with one of world's rarest birds colonising its greens
Were banks linked to planning scandal?
A further 18 people have been arrested over the continuing investigation into the construction of 30,000 illegal homes in Chiclana.
Why paragliding is a truly electrifying sport
A paraglider is said to be to blame for a series of powercuts in a pair of villages in El Gastor and Algodonales in Cadiz.
A tale of two gulls
Almería protects rare bird while Cádiz launches gull cull following invasion
The Developer Vanishes
Developers disappear after court rules that they unlawfully pocketed 50,000 euro deposit from English man, whose home will never be built
Beach bar ban for El Palmar
Long evenings spent lounging on the beach, mojito in hand, while watching the sun go down could be a thing of the past after one
Government reiterates coast battle
Cádiz coast first to benefit from construction crackdown
Construction threatens ancient Roman ruins
PLANS to build 170 houses and a hotel close to the ruins of a second century Roman settlement have been slammed by environmental groups.
Singer released after child murder charges dropped
Miguel Flores walked free from court in Jerez de la Frontera after the child’s family decided not to proceeed with the case