A to Z Business Directory

This ‘paid for’ weekly is sister to the Costa Blanca News, which holds the title for the longest running English publication in Spain. With locally-based contributors, the Costa del Sol News has been going since October 1996.
costadelsolnews.es

An English-language broadsheet version of the daily Spanish paper, Diario Málaga. Despite the title, local news takes a back seat to a great selection of world news and sport. There’s also a round up of world culture and some quality editorial.
www.diariomalaga.com

This is the new player in the inkies brigade, with a stangely familiar title and masthead. It carries a 1€ cover price.
www.elsunnews.com/

One of the area’s leading weekly newspapers, indispensable for people wanting to keep up with the coast’s weekly happenings or looking to buy or sell anything under the sun.
www.euroweeklynews.com

Covering the Marbella and San Pedro area, La Tribuna is an interesting read for all Spanish-speaking vistors to the coast. The focus is entirely on the local area with a sports round up and extensive classified section.

This Spanish newspaper serves the area from Sotogrande to Gibraltar. The emphasis is on local Spanish news although English translations are offered online.
www.sotograndedigital.com

Headed by long-term editor Liz Parry (who has a nice line in ‘Spanish for Beginners’ books), this free tabloid is essential for jobseekers and flat-hunters. Much of the content is translated from Diario Sur content.
www.surinenglish.com

The most read and most successful Swedish newspaper on the coast, letting Swedes know all that is happening here in Spain and in their home country. Organisers of mothly golf competitions all along the coast - Swedish people are sure to feel at home reading this publication from Sydkusten Media SA.
Tel 952 86 33 75
www.sydkusten.es

Based up in the hills at Coin, Town Crier is another free tabloid with news concentrating on the ex-pat community.
www.towncrier.es