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Your shopping basket has gone up nearly 40% in five years and coffee has more than doubledNew OCU report reveals which supermarkets are cheapest, and how much your postcode could be costing you If your weekly shop feels like it costs more than it used to, you're not imagining it. A new report from Spain's Organisation of Consumers.. 29/09/2026
Madrid pensioner Maricarmen could return home after eviction dealAn agreement would give the 87-year-old an eight-year rental contract with her rent capped at 30 per cent of her income For a few days, it looked as though Maricarmen Abascal had lost the home she had known for 70 years. Now, just six days after.. 29/09/2026
Tenerife rolls out the red carpet for bigger spending British visitorsIsland's tourism board showcases golf, gourmet food and luxury stays to top travel agents Tenerife is setting its sights on a rather different kind of holidaymaker. Turismo de Tenerife has just wrapped up a six day showcase designed to tempt higher.. 29/09/2026
Brexit and its aftermath from a lawyer's perspective By Alex Radford, Founding Partner, My Lawyer in Spain The ten-year anniversary of the Brexit referendum is causing many in the UK and Europe to reflect on what’s changed since the referendum vote and what has stayed the same... 28/09/2026
Jet2 passengers evacuated at Tenerife South after bomb threat on boardGuardia Civil carried out security checks before the flight to London Stansted was allowed to continue Passengers on a Jet2 flight to London were asked to leave their plane at Tenerife South Airport on Friday September 25 after a bomb threat was reported.. 28/09/2026
Spain continues with EES as other countries request a delaySome European airports are still dealing with queues and technical problems, but Spain is continuing with its EES rollout Spain is continuing to use the EU's new biometric border system, while several other European countries are still working.. 28/09/2026
Spain weekly weather forecast September 28-October 1: Storms, rain and a proper autumnal resetCold air sweeping in from the Atlantic brings widespread thunderstorms, heavy rain and a significant drop in temperatures across much of the country Last week Spain was still clinging to summer, with parts of the south pushing close to 40°C even as.. 28/09/2026
Imserso holidays are selling out in minutes as hotels quietly step awayMore than four million pensioners are chasing fewer than 880,000 places, and the hotels in the most popular resorts are the missing piece The queues outside the travel agencies, across Spain, started early. In some cities, retirees were already lined.. 28/09/2026
A 'Godzilla' El Niño is building: What does it mean for Spain?Sea temperatures in the tropical Pacific are rising rapidly, with forecasters watching closely to see how the unusual event develops The unusually warm Pacific is raising questions about what lies ahead for Spain, with forecasts pointing towards.. 25/09/2026
Autumn officially arrives in Spain this week as days start getting shorterThe autumn equinox arrives on Wednesday with almost equal hours of daylight and darkness Summer is officially coming to an end in Spain this week, although you might not notice much difference in the weather just yet. The autumn equinox.. 25/09/2026
New rules mean your work contract has to tell you a lot more from next monthRoyal Decree 723/2026 comes into force on October 5 and expands what employers must put in writing If you're employed in Spain, changes are coming to what your employer legally has to tell you about your job. Royal Decree 723/2026 was published in.. 25/09/2026
The EU is capping cash payments at €10,000 from 2027, but Spain already has stricter rules in placeWhat the new regulation means in practice depends on whether you're a resident, a non-resident or running a business Cash is quietly becoming more complicated across Europe and if you live in Spain or spend significant time here, it's worth.. 25/09/2026
Tenerife's Siam Park has just been named Europe's best water park for the 15th year in a rowNo other park has managed to knock it off the top spot since the awards began, and three of its slides are now in the European top ten too Some records are made to be broken. And then there's Siam Park, in Tenerife. The Costa Adeje water park has.. 25/09/2026
British musician offers to buy Madrid home to stop 87-year-old woman's evictionJames Rhodes tried to find a way for an 87-year-old woman to remain in the flat where she has lived since 1956 British musician James Rhodes has offered to buy the Madrid home of an 87-year-old woman who was evicted this week after living there.. 25/09/2026
Electric scooters, motorbikes and cyclists in Spain face new road rules from October 1Helmets, gloves, reflective vests and new overtaking rules are among the changes coming into force next week A series of new road rules will come into force across Spain on Thursday October 1, bringing changes for anyone who drives, cycles, rides.. 25/09/2026
Mercadona trials new checkout rule that means fully emptying your trolleySome stores are testing a system that could change how you pack away your shopping at the till If you shop at Mercadona, in Spain, you might notice something different at the checkout before too long. The supermarket chain is quietly trialling a new payment.. 24/09/2026
These are officially Europe's cheapest and priciest airlines to fly withNew AirAdvisor study ranks 23 carriers, and Spain's own Iberia lands comfortably in the cheaper half If you're weighing up which airline to book with for your next trip, the carrier itself could make a bigger difference to your wallet than you.. 24/09/2026
The Seville Expat Agency helps foreigners find a home and a community in SevilleFounded by a British expat, the agency guides newcomers through every step of settling into the historic Andalucían city Moving to a new country brings enough challenges without having to navigate an unfamiliar property market in a language.. 24/09/2026
British man fighting for his life after suffering a seizure on a family holiday in Lanzarote Paul Grant, 43, from Luton, had part of his skull removed in emergency surgery after doctors discovered severe pressure on his brain Paul Grant had travelled to Lanzarote on September 11 with his mother, sister and brother-in-law for a week-long all-inclusive.. 24/09/2026
France is running out of petrol… Could Spain be next?Fuel shortages have hit around 15% of French service stations but Spain's industry insists its supplies are more secure Around 1,500 petrol stations across France have reported shortages of petrol or diesel in recent days, raising fresh questions.. 24/09/2026
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