A 60-year-old man has died after suffering a fall in an abandoned hotel in Playa Blanca.

Workers at Lanzarote’s CACTS, (Centres of Arts, Culture and Tourism) will once again wear the uniforms that César Manrique designed for them.

Researchers claim to have discovered evidence of the tsunami that is likely to have hit Lanzarote in 1755, caused by the Lisbon earthquake.

The Assembly of Lanzarote's Water Consortium is considering the results of a preliminary report that shows “serious deficiencies” in the water services provided by Canal Gestión, and a termination of the contract has not been ruled out.

The Cabildo has begun to install measures that it hopes will discourage suicide attempts in the Las Nieves area.

A 17-year-old youth has been seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle while riding his scooter yesterday.

Waiting lists for operations in the Canarian Health Service have fallen by 24 days over the last year, and now stand at an average of four months and seven days.

Teguise's council is seeking a company to take on a €50,000 contract to rescue the palm trees that line the avenues of the resort.

Rosa Dávila, the president of Tenerife's Cabildo, said yesterday that her institution, along with the Cabildos of Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, have requested “a moratorium” on new holiday rental licences from the Canarian Government.

Two Lanzarote islanders met horrific deaths 1,700 years ago, researchers have claimed.

Lanzarote's Cabildo has signed an agreement with the city council of Nazaré in Portugal, linking two of Europe's best-known surfing locations.

Six people have been injured in a car accident in Playa Blanca yesterday, with three being taken to the Dr Jose Molina Orosa hospital in Arrecife for further treatment.

In July this year Lanzarote recorded just over 275,363 tourists according to the Lanzarote Data Centre.

Tourism continues to grow on Lanzarote as the island recorded a 14.3% increase in visitors between the months of January and July this year, compared to 2023.