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Petrol subsidy launched

Petrol stations are expecting big queues today as the Spanish governments 20-cent subsidy on every litre of fuel comes into effect.

When you wish upon a spoon

For several years now, the famous spoon in concrete has brought curious holiday makers from all over the world to Playa Blanca's seafront. But the unique teaspoon turns out to have powers beyond those of attracting tourists...

The heart & soul of Lanzarote

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Tucked away in the centre of San Bartolomé is the Museo Tanit – a jewel of a museum that deserves to be far better known. We visited the museum to discover some of the fascinating treasures within.

The kitten saviours of Lanzarote

Dozens of SARA volunteers help foster very young kittens at home during kitten season on the island. Often these helpless animals have been separated from their mothers due to an accident or after being surrendered to the shelter.

Craft and laughter

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With the arrival of the social bee workshop in Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote residents and tourists can now enjoy fun and practical craft classes in a gorgeous location.

Sight seeing

Spain’s Traffic Department (DGT) has issued new recommendations for those with visual defects, estimated to affect 80% of the Spanish population.

Chasing the play-off pack

From the 19th march the Rojillos (the reds) have eight matches remaining and are sitting in seventh place, three points behind the last playoff position (5th) having played one more. Ian Lane gives us the run down on a challenging climax to the season.

Facelift for Janubio

The windmills at the Salinas de Janubio are undergoing a facelift which will put them at the forefront of tourist activity in this unique Lanzarote landscape.

Register your trade name

When you set up a company, you’ll need a name that identifies you, and you’ll need to protect that name from anyone who tries to take advantage. That’s why you should register your trade name, advises Erardo Ferrer of Lanzarote Abogados.

Pandemic property reset

Spanish property sales are higher than they have been since before the 2007 financial crisis, and estate agents believe the coronavirus pandemic may have something to do with it.