Scots who are sick of gloomy weather could make decent cash for moving to a sun-soaked Spanish town - and could even double their earnings if they give birth there.
Ponga, a municipality located north of the country, is hoping to entice new residents to boost its extremely low population of 598. Brits who move to the mountain region will be paid a whopping £2,600 and an extra £2,600 for every new baby registered.
Many Spanish towns' inhabitants have decreased over the years, as younger residents move to busier, larger areas to find work.
