Lanzarote’s Water Consortium yesterday voted to end the island’s agreement with Canal Gestión due to breach of contract.

The first of four concerts will take place at Costa Teguise tomorrow evening.

Storm Olivier brought downpours to Lanzarote yesterday, with the northern municipality of Haría receiving almost twice as much rain as other parts of the island. As a result, normally dry barrancos (ravines) turned into rushing torrents.

A Socialist motion to introduce a tourist tax has been voted down in the Canarian parliament.

Picture this: a sun-drenched terrace, the sizzle of premium cuts on the grill, and the mouthwatering aroma of a perfectly curated barbecue—all while you relax with your guests, drink in hand, without lifting a finger. This is the magic that private chef Nerina of Event And Catering Solutions Lanzarote brings to every event.

Ryanair has handed a five-year travel ban and are seeking damages from a passenger who disrupted a flight from Berlin to Marrakesh in January this year.

The Daily Mail has published an online article interviewing “Canary Islands expert”, Marek Bron, detailing the best and worst places to visit in the Canary Islands. Lanzarote doesn’t feature on the list.

March was an extraordinarily cool, wet month, according to statistics from AEMET.

Lanzarote’s seven councils have suspended all open-air activities today, due to the arrival of storm Olivier.

Spain’s Meteorological Agency (AEMET) announced today that tomorrow’s rain warning has been upgraded to an orange warning alongside the yellow thunder warning. Additionally, it has announced a yellow rain warning for this Thursday as well.

Nestled along Puerto del Carmen’s Avenida is a hidden gem that promises fun, excitement and unforgettable memories for everyone – the island’s only 18-hole indoor minigolf course!

Students at the Colegio Hispano Británico school in Puerto del Carmen have smashed previous records once again in the annual GCSE & A Level results.

A meeting of Lanzarote’s Water Consortium has been called for this Thursday to resolve the matter of the contract with Canal Gestión.

Tías Ayuntamiento has inspected the tax situation of numerous holiday rental properties after it was discovered that they were paying incorrect rubbish disposal rates. As a result, €102,000 has been reclaimed.