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For reasons not altogether clear (although justification of ensuing beer consumption was undoubtedly one factor), I decided to go for a run along the seafront in the searing heat of an Andalusian July the other day, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
30 Jul 2024 11:57
Jeremy Blatch
Is this old stock market adage relevant for the investor who is prepared to have capital tied up in the stock market for a minimum of seven to ten years?
26 Jul 2024 13:45
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Travelling can be stressful, so I thought I'd offer some handy hints in order to facilitate the process, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
26 Jul 2024 13:43
Denise Bush
Despite the enthusiasm and high expectations, many UK expats found themselves unable to cast their ballots for 4 July due to delays in the mailing system
26 Jul 2024 13:41
Mark Nayler
Next week, Sánchez will become the second ever Spanish prime minister to appear as a witness in court
19 Jul 2024 17:41
As SUR in English celebrates its 40th anniversay, former editor Liz Parry takes a nostalgic look back
19 Jul 2024 17:33
Columnist Peter Edgerton thought TikTok was an intangible, nebulous place that provided a platform for fourteen-year-old girls to perform bedroom dance routines while sporting a rather fetching cat’s whiskers/floppy rabbit ears combo. Apparently, he was mistaken...
19 Jul 2024 17:24
When policy-makers at the European Central Bank (ECB) met this week to discuss the bloc’s fiscal policies Spain didn't have a representative at the meetiing
12 Jul 2024 15:24
Ana Pérez
Many will agree that the museum 'boom' has had its desired effect. However it has been achieved, the city's cultural offerings have helped to throw Malaga into the spotlight
12 Jul 2024 15:23
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Was it worth a half-hour round trip to retrieve a two euro thirty-four cent sausage? Columnist Peter Edgerton has been weighing up the pros and cons
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05 Jul 2024 15:36
Cristina Vallejo
Sahrawi children from the western Sahara have been arriving all week to spend the summer in Malaga. These little ones will leave their daily reality of life in refugee camps to swim in the sea for the first time in their lives, splash in the pool and eat ice cream, writes columnist Cristina Vallejo
05 Jul 2024 15:30
Peter Edgerton / www.peteredgerton.com
All the tricky qualities of water and the resulting mayhem it can cause were right there in the Spanish plumber's phrase, "water's got no bones". He was right, by the way, the roof's still leaking six months later, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
05 Jul 2024 15:24
Mark Nayler
Only when the statistics for 2023 and this year are released will we know if any of Spain's wealthiest residents took capital out of the country as a result of the new measures, writes columnist Mark Nayler
28 Jun 2024 16:52
Ignacio Lillo
People with cars in the city do whatever the hell they want, and get away with it. They forget about the elderly residents with walking difficulties and parents with pushchairs, writes columnist Ignacio Lillo
28 Jun 2024 16:50
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As a veteran of 29 hot Andalusian Julys, I'd like to offer some tips to help the uninitiated make it through to the first blessed breezes of late August, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
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