About Paul Whitelock
Paul Whitelock is a retired former languages teacher, school inspector and translator, who emigrated to the Serranía de Ronda in 2008, where he lives with his second wife, Rita. He spends his time between Montejaque and Ronda doing DIY, gardening and writing.
In 2001, around the time of 9/11 in New York, Paul Whitelock was interviewed by local TV in Liverpool, England. That…
Since the Covid-19 pandemic began last year, there has been a noted increase in the amount of begging going on around Ronda. Do you understand…
In Andalucía pretty much the only places where grass grows are on golf courses, in public parks and on the lawns of British residents. Spanish…
In a speech to the nation in 1992 Queen Elizabeth II described that year as her
It’s happened again – Paul Whitelock has fallen “victim” to Serendipity.
According to…
According to the Cambridge English Dictionary, ‘serendipity’ is the fact of
The Ronda Reading Group came into being last Thursday night, 25 November, at a meeting held at the …
There’s such a lot going on in and around Ronda at the moment for culture vultures Paul and Rita Whitelock&…
Paul Whitelock has already recommended his
Co-author: Andrew Pearce
It was an opportunity that even the insular General Franco could not turn down. Despite over two decades…
It used to be standard practice when buying and selling property in Spain to under-declare the value in the escritura…
Paul Whitelock has had dealings with all three Spanish police forces over the years. Here is his assessment of their relative strengths and…
Jason Webster is second on Paul Whitelock’s list of top 5…
The zambomba is two things. It’s a musical instrument, but also a traditional Christmas “fiesta” of carols where said…
In order to rent a property to tourists, you need a licence for that property. Failure to comply can be costly. And the authorities are on the…
