Another car has left the road and been abandoned by its occupants, this time near Puerto Calero.

A 27-year-old French man was injured yesterday after falling in a rocky area of the Playa Blanca seafront promenade.

The Canarian Government has given the green light for the restoration of the waterfall at the Charco de San Ginés in Arrecife.

The Spanish government has lifted its ban on British potato imports after being satisfied that the infestation of Colorado Beetles detected in July has not spread. The ban will, however, continue to apply to potatoes from the county of Kent.

A car left the road from Tias to Masdache and flipped over yesterday.

One in five houses on the Canary Islands were unoccupied in 2021, according to a survey by the surveying group Tinsa.

Lanzarote's Cabildo has launched a campaign against prostitution to mark the International Day Against Exploitation of Women and children on September 23rd.

A new sculpture was unveiled yesterday in Playa Honda, at the foot of Calle Mastil – the road leading to the secondary school near the airport.

The Spanish government's new animal welfare law, which comes into force on the 29th of September this year, requires all dog owners to insure their animals for third party damages.

Are you looking for some prickly additions to your garden? Look no further than the Flower Power Garden Centre. They have one of the largest ranges of cacti on Lanzarote.

Over 1000 firearms including shotguns, rifles, carbines, pistols, and revolvers have been destroyed by the Guardia Civil as part of the Canaries “Firearms Control Plan” (PICAF).

A 60-year-old woman has been taken to hospital after falling and seriously injuring herself in Tías.

Lanzarote's biggest street music festival, Arrecife En Vivo, returns tomorrow evening.

Canarian President Fernando Clavijo yesterday expressed his concerns about water supplies on the islands to King Felipe VI.