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Mr Tim Hemmings, deputy head of Mission to the British Embassy, Madrid, in Adeje visit To a packed meeting of British nationals resident in Adeje and other parts of South Tenerife, the deputy head of mission at the British Embassy, Mr Tim Hemmings was able to reassure those present that they were not about to…

Are you a British resident here in Adeje, in South Tenerife? Are you confused by Brexit? Have you some key questions you want answered? Next Wednesday, October 18th 2017, Tim Hemmings, deputy head of mission at the British Embassy, will host a public meeting at 12 noon, in the Adeje Cultural Centre. The event is…

Brexit: “Stick to the facts and you’ll know what’s going on” Up to 100 Britons attended an information seminar organised by Blevins Franks at the Adeje Cultural Centre this week, invited by the Adeje international residents group Focus, with the support of the council. They heard from the financial advice company that in their professional…

Tenerife expects “excellent” British and summer market prospects despite the Brexit, which would close 2016 with more than two million Brits housed and consolidate the growth of 20 percent recorded so far year 2016. This was stated at a press conference the president of the Cabildo, Carlos Alonso, in which he appeared together with the…

Do you have your eye on a property in Tenerife this year? If so, whether you intend to buy a 3-bedroom villa in El Madronal for €650,000, or a 1-bedroom apartment in Golf Del Sur for €65,000, you’ll want the best exchange rate. After all, if sterling is flying high versus the common currency, you’ll…

The UK voted to leave the EU in a referendum yesterday, immediately sending the value of sterling plummeting and leaving British expats in Spain stunned and concerned about their future. Britain has voted to leave the EU, by an expected margin of 52 percent to 48 percent, sending shockwaves around Europe. After it initially appeared…

Holidaymakers “seeking a day’s sunshine by the sea and those who enjoy poking around another town” are drawn to British resorts every year, according to Looking at Great Britain, a study of “British people and customs”, published in 1973. That was the year Britain joined the European Union. Since then the number of trips we…

The big EU questions: With less than a month to go before the potentially epoch-making vote on British membership of the EU, the debate so far has been characterised by bias, distortion and exaggeration. So until 23 June 2016 we will be running a series of question and answer features which will explain the most…