Exterior white, interior grey cloth, First Registered 15/04/2011 Spain, excellent condition inside and out, 6500Km, Radio/CD, Air Con, Hands free built in, Cruise control, gadget computer, overhead and underseat storage, 5 seats, rear sliding passenger doors both sides, and lift up tailgate at rear with separate opening hatch window, roof bars, tow bar and electrics, reversing sensors, manual gearbox, diesel 1600 engine. Situated southern Spain (Las Alpujarras,Granada).

Selling as emigrating, but not desparate!

€10000

Contact Phil 662450429 / 958850941

In answer to your question, yes I believe the menu does have to be in Spanish, and that has to be the first language seen when the menu is opened, other languages are an optional extra, but Spanish is a must.

Do you need to register on the Pádron, and do you need to renew it? the details are given on: ukinspain.fco.gov.uk/en/help-for-british-nationals/living-in-spain/padron

Not being of an age to claim the winter fuel allowance, it has no effect on me one way or the other. However as patman says those that have paid their taxes all their working lives, are as entitled to the allowance as anywhere else.

There are places in the UK that are milder than others, is there a distinction made there? There are also many people in the UK claiming other benefits, despite never having paid into the system, do I hear you having a go at them... of course not. so why pick on the ExPats?.

Spain like everywhere else has differing climates, yes it has indeed been a milder winter than last year, however for those who have chosen a life further inland or living up high, then it can still be damn cold, we are still regularly getting night temperatures at -1ºC, so why should those who are entitled, not be in receipt of the WFA?