Ecologists in Action have called for more dog parks on Lanzarote to tackle what they describe as a “serious threat to biodiversity.”

Canal Gestión has announced that the water supply to the island should be back to normal, although technical problems may affect “some consumers”.

We have exclusive discounts for Gazette readers in the September magazine. Here’s what they are and how you can use them… don’t miss out!

It’s always stressful when important belongings go missing, and Lanzarote’s no different. Here’s what to do if you lose items.

One surprise for British parents is the absence of half-term holidays. The endless Spanish summer holidays mean that there are only two main school holidays. There are several one-day holidays and puentes (long weekends), too. Here is the full list:

The Arrecife Ayuntamiento has called for its residents to better preserve the capital’s green spaces, after a truck had knocked down a tree on calle Juan Negrin which called for emergency services to remove it.

The San Ginés Fair received a great response from residents and tourists last week and held special days for those with Autism and families from disadvantaged backgrounds.

The Yaiza Ayuntamiento have requested that the Cabildo provide additional bus services between Playa Blanca and Arrecife for the upcoming Remedios concerts.

The Yaiza Ayuntamiento have just released September’s Agenda, detailing the upcoming events in the municipality. Check out what’s coming up this month:

In the early hours of this morning, at approximately 2am, a driver was injured after overturning his car in Teguise.

Registered hotels and tourist complexes made more than €70 million this August, a figure that is more than three times higher than last year's take.

Some towns and villages on the island could suffer water cuts this afternoon, Canal Gestión has warned.

Our cover star this month will be well known to many people in the resorts. Jake Hanson arrived on Lanzarote with his saxophone and has hardly stopped playing since. We interviewed him:

As Timanfaya celebrates its 48th birthday, the sight of long queues of cars in this stunning landscape will hopefully soon be a thing of the past.