Óscar Noda, the Nueva Canarias councillor at the Cabildo, has called for the cleaning and restoration of the Famara salt works.

Cabildo President Oswaldo Betancort has again expressed “concern” about the delays that are being caused by short staffing at passport control at Lanzarote's César Manrique Airport.

Lifesavers at Playa Chica yesterday rescued two bathers who were trying to retrieve an inflatable mattress from the sea.

Tomorrow, August 5th, is the day of the Fiesta of Nuestra Señora de las Nieves.

Lanzarote's Olympian gymnast, Ray Zapata, sadly failed to win a medal in the men's floor exercise at the Paris Olympics yesterday.

The Cabildo has hired ten staff to “inform and advise” tourists about some of the island's most fragile beauty spots.

Unemployment on Lanzarote is at its lowest level for 17 years, and the island has a lower percentage of unemployed (10.5%) than any of the other Canary Islands, according to recently-released figures.

A group from Spain's Geological institute has discovered a new underwater mountain composed of three volcanoes to the east of Lanzarote.

The Canarian Government yesterday approved improvements to the sewage treatment plant at Playa Blanca for a cost of €10 million, with work taking place over 20 months and scheduled to end in 2026.

A 26-year-old tourist was arrested on Wednesday after damaging various cars in Costa Teguise.

Puerto del Carmen's marine parade of boats will take place at midday this year, instead of its usual evening schedule.

Tías local police had a busy day yesterday, with three arrests for various crimes.

The annual meteor shower known as the Perseids will be at its most intense in Lanzarote tonight, the 31st of July.

Labour's landslide victory in the UK General Election on 4th July may not herald big changes for Brits on Lanzarote, but it does promise to bring a welcome period of stability after the chaos and uncertainty of recent years.