SPANISH NEWS

1. Where to eat in Spain’s Ibiza

   MINIMUM spend lunches at €250-a-head, €700-a-week hire cars, Michael Gove on the dancefloor. Yikes! Is it any wonder Ibiza’s been a little quieter this summer. Ask any regular visitors or business owners and they’ll tell you the same thing; the White Island is anything but empty, but there are definitely fewer visitors than last year. […]

2. New northern Malaga airport access road gets cash out of €223 million provincial budget for 2023

   MALAGA will have a €223 million kitty during 2023 to invest on its provincial projects including railways, roads, sea defences and infrastructure. The budget for the next year is 44% less than the €396 million provided for 2022. Nearly a third of the budget – €85 million – will go to the Bobadilla-Algeciras countryside train […]

3. Fine & Country joins forces with Essential Properties to market new and prestigious properties throughout the Axarquia and Costa Tropical Regions

   Following 20 years of successfully selling properties in the Axarquia and Costa Tropical regions, Sharon Underwood at Essential Properties, is delighted to announce that her real estate is joining forces with Fine & Country to incorporate an independent property division specialising in luxurious properties. With a head office based in Park Lane, London, and over […]

4. Full Gibraltar Parliament refurb to start in November, government reveals

   THE parliament of Gibraltar will get a complete facelift starting in November, press reports have revealed. New office areas on the ground floor, an open glass-panelled reception area and an internal lift are all part of the plans. Local broadcaster GBC revealed the latest features which also included a small cafe kiosk with limited tables. […]

5. Ryanair slammed after 70 Stansted-bound passengers are left behind in Spain’s Castellon Airport due to passport check delays

   BUDGET airline Ryanair has been criticised for leaving over 70 Stansted-bound passengers stranded at Castellon Airport because police officers arrived late for passport control duties. The Spanish government’s sub-delegate for Castellon Province, Soledad Ten Bachero, said: “You could have waited a bit.” She added the question, ‘How many times does a plane leave late?’ Policia […]