Laurence Dollimore

4 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Laurence Dollimore

This is the neighbour-turned-detective whose 'impressive' and meticulous sleuthing uncovered a historic 'house of horrors' in Spain. Silvia Gomez Anson spent months keeping tabs on her 'odd' German neighbour in the sleepy village of Toleo, nestled at the foot of a mountain in the northern region of Asturias. On April 14, the economics professor at the University of Oviedo handed her 'forensic level' findings to the authorities, who were so impressed they launched an urgent investigation.

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Laurence Dollimore

A bar in Barcelona sparked fury by imposing a 'table hogger' charge on customers who overstay their welcome. Bar Perfetto has clamped down on dilly-dallying tourists, doubling the price of coffee for those who take more than an hour to finish their drink. Despite being a popular tourist spot, the recent introduction of a 'time surcharge' on its terrace has divided opinion among patrons. A small sign on each table explains in Spanish and English how the policy works.

6 days ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Laurence Dollimore

A bar in Barcelona sparked fury by imposing a 'table hogger' charge on customers who overstay their welcome. Bar Perfetto has clamped down on dilly-dallying tourists, doubling the price of coffee for those who take more than an hour to finish their drink. Despite being a popular tourist spot, the recent introduction of a 'time surcharge' on its terrace has divided opinion among patrons. A small sign on each table explains in Spanish and English how the policy works.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Laurence Dollimore |Arthur Parashar |Perkin Amalaraj

British expats have revealed their anxieties over living in the Costa del Sol, following a massive surge of gang violence. More than 100 mafia groups are said to be operating along this 90 mile stretch of coastline, situated in Spain's southernmost, and poorest, region of Andalucia. The holiday hotspot has long been a centre of operations for organised crime, thanks to its strategic location as the first port of call for hashish and arms from Africa, and cocaine from South America.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Laurence Dollimore |Les Roopanarine

Mystery as Brit tourist vanishes in Spain after missing his plane home from Benidorm holiday - as family launches urgent appeal for helpBy LAURENCE DOLLIMORE and LES ROOPANARINE Published: 04:02 EDT, 2 May 2025 | Updated: 04:03 EDT, 2 May 2025 The family of a British man are 'very worried' after he failed to catch his flight home three days ago. An appeal has been launched to find Tim Wager, 39, who arrived at Alicante-Elche Airport on Tuesday evening.