WATCH: First episode of new Olive Press TV show rounding up biggest news stories across Spain and Andalucia
Every fortnight Olive Press journalists break down the biggest news stories of the last two weeks across Andalucia and Spain
Drunk British mum ‘high on cannabis’ arrested after screaming ‘you can’t f*****g stop me’ on Birthday flight to Spain
She was dragged off the plane by Portuguese police, before being summoned to court in the UK
Saxo Bank Chief Economist Steen Jakobsen to answer crucial questions on Spain’s economy at free Marbella seminar
He regularly appears as an economics pundit on Bloomberg News and CNBC, commenting on the latest international financial developments
Loraine Gostling’s hysterical histories on how ‘Chris’ Columbus thought he found Japan as Spain celebrates Dia de la Hispanidad
GREETINGS! And for those who have managed to pick up a copy of this week’s edition hot off the press, Happy Columbus Day! This chap
Jonathan Holdaway explains the complex world of offshore finance and reveals the key to successful planning in Spain
The key to successful financial planning is to constantly review your approach to the management of your wealth and ask how, why, where and how
OPINION: Spain’s Andalucia is ticking every box, so there’s no wonder why it’s now more popular than ever
On the coast, once deprived towns like Estepona have blossomed and are attracting visitors seeking a more authentic experience than that offered by the celebrity
From nursery nurse to owner of Europe’s best-loved cabaret theatre – British-born owner of Benidorm Palace Christine Climent in conversation with Olive Press TV
LAST month Benidorm Palace received its 16 millionth guest. It was the first time the Palace had counted numbers since opening its glass doors in
As farmers as far as Germany chip in to save the rescue centre from famine, life begins again in Rojales, writes Susan Weeding
AS always, it’s been another roller-coaster week here at the Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre. Amazingly, we’ve caused quite an international stir. We have even
Brexit is paralysing Mallorca’s property market, but high-end buyers are still steaming ahead, writes Amanda Butler
"Oh my, are the Brits going down in history as the laughing stock of Europe."
Vote for Pedro! Spain’s San Pedro now firmly holds its own against the glitz and glamour of Marbella and the heavily-invested port of Estepona, discovers Jacque Talbot
Everyday is another heyday for San Pedro, as the town consolidates, businesses open and renovations get approved.
Antonio Flores explains the legal ins and outs of using WhatsApp messages as evidence in court
Life is full of surprises as we know, and the law is no exception.
Spain is still THE place to go following a successful January to July season – after all, 78 million tourists can’t be wrong!
Tourists in July were on average spending €150 a day, 4.9% more than they were at the same time last year
BOOK SERIAL, PART 2: A Fleet Street hack arrives and takes the paper to new heights
He had picked up a copy of The Olive Press at Granada Airport and had been overcome by the feeling that we were in desperate
How are the parties fairing just days ahead of Gibraltar’s snap election? Local man John Culatto took to the streets to find out
In the end, the signs are that it is unlikely that the public will opt for any other government except for the GSLP/Liberals.
Mallorca Film Festival returns to Palma in October – and it will be bigger than ever
Hollywood royalty and British cult heroes team up for Mallorca’s film event of the year
Leading agent in Spain’s San Pedro and Guadalmina, Winkworth is seeing a strong UK market despite Brexit
WHILE it is all change… it is also business as usual this year. Despite the spectre of Brexit, almost 90% of the buyers of British-sold
Spain’s Mallorca house prices stagnate in 2019 as prices in neighbouring Ibiza surge
While the cost per square metre in Palma in 2019 sits at €2,682, in Ibiza Town it is now €3,709, making it the most expensive
Enough of the donkey debate in Spain’s Mijas, especially as those complaining didn’t even vote, writes Bill Anderson
"Do I think that the donkeys of Mijas are well looked after? Not well enough."
OPINION: It’s taken weeks, but finally our investigation into Nadine Dijkman, a shady expat on Spain’s Costa del Sol, has come to fruition
We obviously hope a police probe will eventually lead to justice, but either way we’re pleased that our readers have now been warned about entrusting
EXCLUSIVE: The reason Larry Lamb failed to appear at Spain’s Marbella Film Festival
The Gavin & Stacey actor was due to appear on the final day of the festival for the premiere of his new film Brighton.
After a 30-year hiatus, it’s time to get the band back together for a birthday party in Marbella, writes Giles Brown
In the meantime, I struggled to fret a B chord.
Driving, residency, passports… everything British expats in Spain need to know to prepare for Brexit
“Most important for Brits living in Spain are the standard things like getting the residencia and driving license.”
LONG READ: Thomas Cook collapse leaves thousands out of jobs and €200m owed to Spain’s hotels
Thomas Cook has debts of €200 million with around 1,000 Spanish firms in total.
WATCH: Snails, filter coffee and Madonna’s fave furniture in Spain’s coolest neighbourhood
Time Out named Embajadores in Madrid as the coolest neighbourhood in all of Spain, and the 9th coolest in the world. Last year, it was
Woman in Spain strangles son to death because she feared losing custody battle with the boy’s father
Neighbours said the woman appeared to have a mental illness.
‘Tourism decline, six-hour border queues and ambulances stuck in traffic’ – the predictions in Gibraltar Government’s Brexit guide OUT TODAY
he daily movement of people and goods across the Frontier would be ‘abnormally disruptive’