News

Water cuts warning

Some towns and villages on the island could suffer water cuts this afternoon, Canal Gestión has warned.

Taking Lanzarote by storm – Jake Hanson

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Our cover star this month will be well known to many people in the resorts. Jake Hanson arrived on Lanzarote with his saxophone and has hardly stopped playing since. We interviewed him:

Timanfaya Shuttle

As Timanfaya celebrates its 48th birthday, the sight of long queues of cars in this stunning landscape will hopefully soon be a thing of the past.

Heat and dust

September is one of Lanzarote's calmest, sunniest months – a time of clear skies, warm seas, light breezes and mellow warmth. But this autumn will arrive after a summer that has been marked by heat, dust and drought on Lanzarote.

Passing the test

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When the news came in May that British residents would no longer be able to drive in Spain on a UK-issued licence, Gareth Hull went back to school.

New life in the La Palma crater

One of the first signs of life has been discovered in the crater of the La Palma volcano which erupted last September.

Decorando – garden decorations under one roof

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Flower Power Decorando specialise in all things garden decoration, as well as decorating for weddings, anniversaries, corporate events and more.

Temporary traffic diversion in Tías

The Tías Ayuntamiento have informed the public about a temporary traffic diversion along the avenida central Alcalde Florencio Suárez this Friday.

Treasures from the past

The Memoria Digital website has always been a fascinating place to get lost in, but now it is even more intriguing and fascinating after the Cabildo has expanded its archive even further with photos and videos.

San Ginés keeps schtum

Ex-Cabildo President Pedro San Ginés refused to answer questions in an Arrecife Court yesterday after being summoned to explain payments made to Catalayud during the transfer of the island's water utility Inalsa to Canal Gestión.