Tourists spent a daily average of €151.20 on Lanzarote from April to June this year, according to newly released figures from the Canarian Institute of Statistics. This is a decrease from the €167.60 average spent from January to March.

A 24-year-old woman has been taken to the Dr Jose Molina Orosa hospital in Arrecife after being hit by a car on the Rambla Medular.

This evening offers an opportunity to see one of the great names in Canarian folk music, as Domingo “El Colorao” Rodríguez performs at the Charco de San Ginés.

Firemen were called to the scene of a car accident in Tías yesterday.

A new study shows that the original settlement of the Canary Islands by human beings was a more complicated process, and that there was little to no contact between the natives of various islands.

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Canal Gestión and the Lanzarote Water Consortium have informed residents that water supplies have been suspended from 8 am today in Guatiza, Punta Mujeres, Los Cocoteros, Nazaret, Montaña Blanca, Güime, Masdache, Conil, Tegoyo, La Asomada and Mácher.

Guardia Civil have issued a photo of a man who may have information on the disappearance of Gary James Watson, the Scottish tourist who went missing in Puerto del Carmen on St Patrick's Day.

Last week’s heatwave saw temperatures hit 40.5 degrees at the Lanzarote Airport weather station. Residents and tourists are thankful to say goodbye to the scorching temperatures.

Would you like to cycle around the island with your young child? The team at Bike Sensations have you covered with their rental child seat fitted bikes and helmets! Safety comes first with Bike Sensations, and they’ve got you covered…

The Cabildo has announced that two desalination plants will arrive on the island in the next few days.

A 40-year-old woman on Fuerteventura appears to have fallen victim to this weekend's severe heatwave.

Lanzarote is now on an orange alert for heat, with temperatures expected to be slightly lower than yesterday's heatwave. Maximum temperatures of 38 degrees may be experienced in the south-east of the island.

A tourist was taken to hospital on Friday after falling and breaking his arm in the Barranco del Quíquere.