Which English newspaper is the largest in Spain?

A country full of history, culture and heritage, Spain has a newspaper for every political standpoint and opinion. Known as the people’s paper, the Euro Weekly News is the largest English-language newspaper in Spain, with six editions published every week.

With editions covering the Costa del Sol, Almeria, Costa Blanca, Axarquia, and Mallorca, the Euro Weekly News offers local, national and international news, as well as entertainment, culture, and the views of its columnists.

The Euro Weekly News, the largest English newspaper in Spain, was founded 23 years ago by Steven and Michel Euesden to serve the expat community in Spain. With offices across Spain and headquarters in Fuengirola, the EWN has a readership of 500,000 a week in its print editions and 1.5 million visitors a month to its website.

Published every Thursday, the EWN is free for all readers online and in print, making it the most accessible English newspaper in Spain – we have never and will never have a paywall on our website or a charge for our paper editions. Over the last two decades, the EWN’s database has seen significant growth and endorses both display and classified advertising in order to support an average of 4,000 businesses each week. But why is it so popular?

The articles in the paper include a range of local and international news, as well as weather reports, sports updates, financial advice, legal advice, celebrity news and lifestyle tips. All of the writers at the EWN live in various locations across Spain and cover local news from their region, reporting on issues that are important to locals and attending and supporting various charity events.

The EWN has also grown into a more global news and media outlet, boasting a diverse and passionate team of writers who produce articles which are informative and entertaining for a wide consumer readership. Whether you want to read British news for nostalgia’s sake, keep up to date on international and political issues and events, or find out what is happening in your local community, the EWN has something for every reader.

Known as ‘The People’s paper’ and prioritising news for the community as well as a pledge to be socially conscious, the EWN also posts regular Facebook, Twitter and Instagram updates to make sure that its readership receives all of the latest updates that they need and that they feel represented by their weekly news source.

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