Adintre swings open its doors to inform the public of its services
The charity provides assistance to needy families in the Fuengirola and Mijas area, and has been supporting many Ukrainian families since the war began
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The couple making holidays accessible for all
Hannah and Adrian Stone have run Las Piedras in the Axarquía for the last 20 years, having worked in the care and travel sectors
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20 May 2018: World Bee Day is celebrated for the first time
The Beekeepers' Association of Malaga marks the occasion with series of events at the honey museum in Colmenar
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Extra Sontec
Tinnitus, the unpleasant ringing or buzzing noise that can make sufferers ill
At the first sign of symptoms, it is vital to turn to professionals such as Sontec, who will analyse the situation and determine the appropriate treatment for each patient
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Mr Sevillano: 'I'll never forget the support foreigners have given me'
Nerja restaurateur Joaquín 'El Sevillano' suggests the Costa del Sol should have its own Waiting Staff Day, as the UK and US have in May, to spotlight the hospitality industry
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Children take centre stage at local Norwegian National Day celebrations
The Norwegian community on the Costa del Sol will be celebrating their Constitution Day on 17 May, which is also known as children's day
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Malaga, among the provinces with the highest suicide rates in the country
The Hospital Regional has set up a project to detect suicidal behaviour and prevent deaths
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'Your home country makes you more of a foreigner than you feel yourself'
The Greek-Swedish author has been in Malaga to promote Timandra, the novel, newly translated into Spanish, which he considers to be his best
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From the racecourse to the stages of the Costa del Sol
The former farmer enjoyed a career training prize-winning racehorses prior to arriving in Fuengirola to work as an entertainer
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Searching for the demise of the Neanderthals
A cave located in Alcaucín could provide key information about the disappearance of this extinct human species
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13 May 1844: Royal decree sees the birth of the Guardia Civil
Spain's oldest law enforcement agency was founded under the reign of Queen Isabel II as a national police force
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'The onset of dementia is delayed by four to nine years in people who speak more than one language'
The Cognitive Medicine and Aphasia Unit he heads at Malaga University is world famous for treating loss of language Marcelo Berthier Neurologist
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Breaking wind is not a question of manners, but of health
It must be vented. Its noise and odour can alert us to problems
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Tonic wines
Buckfast appears to be the only genuine tonic wine to have survived and continues having sales of tens of millions of dollars
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