And just like that, it was Christmas. Traditionally the festive season is a little different for freelancers like myself as we indulge in the
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A unique event aims to raise awareness and funds for a rare genetic disorder this Saturday ‘Yoga in Jeans for Genes’ are looking for
Alicia Duggen from The Bookshop reviews the latest releases This charming, warm, and self-deprecating memoir is stuffed to the gills with humorous anecdotes as
Safe to say that the last week of August 2020 was memorable Saturday saw a huge blaze devastate popular luxury commercial centre Laguna Village.
If a week is a long time in politics then a weekend in Marbella is even longer, with enough intrigue and violence to make
Marbella’s late night bars and clubs reacted in shock and anger to Madrid’s decision to close all nightlife venues in Spain. The dramatic move,
Fig season has just finished as I write, which means for the past couple of weeks I’ve been enjoying breakfast on my lakeside terrace
Starlite Festival came under a hail of criticism on Social Media after Friday’s performance in Marbella by Madrid band Taburete. The criticism wasn’t for
With the current heatwave making the average bedroom in Marbella the temperature of an oven on full blast, sleeping outside seems like a sensible
Alicia Duggan of The Bookshop with her latest review. The gripping new psychological thriller from internationally bestselling author Camilla Lackberg, is a story of
If you’ve been missing your fix of big screen action due to coronavirus then an exciting new company in Marbella has the answer Alfresco
Alicia Duggan of The Bookshop with her latest review. This beautifully written debut novel by Delia Owens is part murder mystery, part coming of
By the time you read this, Spain will have bravely stepped into the ‘New Normal’. To be honest, I have had enough trouble adjusting
Fashionistas can forget evening dresses or that little black number. It looks like the de rigueur fashion item for summer 2020 in Marbella will
I’ve been driving in Spain since the mid 80s, so it is safe to say that I have seen practically every weird and wonderful
As the coronavirus curve apparently flattens and children have finally been allowed out for an hour – although I’m writing this on late Saturday
It’s the morning that kids have all been waiting for. After six weeks of lockdown, the Spanish government has finally passed a decree allowing
Got that “It’s Friday. F**K the lockdown!” feeling? Well, unlike injecting disinfectant directly into the nervous system, we may have just the thing to
We may be over the worst of it. Monday’s Press Briefing in Madrid saw the lowest total of fatalities from coronavirus – 637 –
So now we know that the the State of Emergency – or should I say Alarm, which is Level 1 – will continue to
If you read my previous Sunday Morning Mutterings, you will remember, probably with a shudder, that in my (admittedly peculiar case) one of the
This February I decided that I had to tweak a few working habits. While most people complain that January in Spain drags on interminably,
Dust off your Disco Balls!!! Rock Lounge, the most established concert promotor on the coast, recently announced Marbella Music Week 2020 with two great
As my friends and family will readily agree, I’ve done some pretty foolish things in my time, usually late at night and undoubtedly with
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