AFOL, the Lanzarote Association for Families with Cancer, has called on islanders to attend a demonstration in Arrecife on Saturday.

A group of crafters from Fuerteventura spent last weekend on Lanzarote in search of wild rushes, the raw material for their craft.

Vinyl has never really gone away, and Lanzarote still has plenty of people who’d rather spin a disc than stream a file. We spoke to a few of the island's vinyl enthusiasts and asked each of them to choose a favourite record.

A 41-year-old man has been arrested by the National Police as the alleged perpetrator of a vehicle fire.

Arrecife is little-known by most tourists, as well as many residents who are worried about getting lost or encountering language problems. Here’s a quick guide:

A patera arrived at Las Caletas earlier this morning, undetected by Air Sea Rescue.

Lanzarote's Cabildo has joined the condemnation of the destruction of the Palmera Inclinada (leaning palm) in Masdache.

Today is All Saints Day, a national holiday in Spain, when families traditionally visit cemetaries to pay tribute to their deceased relatives.

The Tias Ayuntamiento have condemned the vandalism in Masdache which has seen the popular Palmera Inclinada (leaning palm tree) cut down.

Spain's official bulletin, which establishes the laws of the land, has confirmed that the clocks will continue to go forward in spring and back in autumn until at least autumn 2026. This has been confirmed following the failure of negotiations…

A man was rescued yesterday after falling from the cliffs near the Castillo de Águila, the 18th century fortress in Playa Blanca.

Two women and a girl were taken to hospital yesterday morning after their car flipped over on the road to La Santa.

From today, the Gazette's office in Tias will be closed permanently and most of our team will be working from home.

Elite surfers are arriving on Lanzarote to take part in the Quemao Class competition, which will take place in La Santa once conditions are perfect.