Alicia Duggan of The Bookshop reviews “A Gentleman in Moscow” by Amor Towles Russia 1922. Count Alexander Rostov stands before a Bolshevik tribunal in
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Autumn looks set to be warmer than usual, according to forecasts issued by weather agency Aemet. During a recent press conference the agency released
Marbella residents were forced to flee their apartment block in the early hours of this morning, as a fire damaged one of the town’s
Trocadero Marbella Rugby Club recorded a nail baiting 30-24 victory against CD Arquitectura in the first home game of the season. It may have
The senseless violence that has stained the summer in Marbella continues In the latest incident, a 24-year-old man was stabbed twice in the legs
We may be coming to the end of September, but it still feels like summer and there is plenty going on to keep the
A 59-year-old Marbella woman suffered burns to 70% of her body after her partner allegedly started a fire in two parts of their house
International promoter Altur Homes today launched Be Lagom, one of the most exclusive and groundbreaking promotions on the Costa del Sol. CEO Javier Hernandez,
The summer criminal madness continues Three armed men robbed Bankinter on Avda. Ricardo Soriano in the centre of Marbella. fleeing with around €200,000 yesterday
La Sala Banus will be the venue for a fabulous evening of fundraising for Marbella’s non-profit animal shelter Triple A. The evening event takes
As many of you are no doubt aware, this autumn will be an important period in the ongoing Brexit negotiations, leading up to the
Get your brollies ready! The Spanish Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has activated an orange alert for heavy rains starting at midnight tonight and lasting most
One of the rare pleasures of Marbella is dining under the stars. Living here year round, we can get blasé about just how fabulous
As a rule of thumb, I don’t answer the phone after 11pm. That’s normally on the grounds that whoever is calling me is either
Alicia Duggan of The Bookshop reviews How to Fall in Love with a Man Who Lives in a Bush by Emmy Abrahamson Part fiction,
Stuck in traffic chaos caused by the Vuelta de España today, I reached for the smartphone…
It was last Monday that was the final straw. Granted most Monday mornings can prove to be the last straw, especially when I am
Just when you thought it was safe to venture out. Spain’s biggest cycle race, the Vuelta Ciclista a España, will run through Marbella and
Disco legends Kool and the Gang are set to turn the Tennis Club Puente Romano into the hottest party of the year tonight. The
A Puerto Banus restaurant was destroyed in an arson attack yesterday morning Two armed and masked men burst into Wallace Restautant, located in the
Alicia Duggan of The Bookshop reviews The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas The Hate U Give is a heart-breaking novel set against the
Puerto Banus was rocked by an explosion this evening. The incident happened at around 8.30pm, between the entrance to the Port and
Well it’s certainly different… In previous posts I have been writing about what I call the “Dubai-ification” of certain parts of Marbella, in particular
The Marbella luxury property market is attracting younger buyers who want modern houses. That’s the message from leading real estate agency Engel & Völkers
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