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Vertical Blinds Remain a Practical Choice for Lanzarote Homes

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From controlling strong sunlight to improving privacy, vertical blinds offer a flexible window covering solution for homes in Lanzarote.

Vertical Blinds Remain a Practical Choice for Lanzarote Homes

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From controlling strong sunlight to improving privacy, vertical blinds offer a flexible window covering solution for homes in Lanzarote.

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Black Flag for La Francesa

Playa de La Francesa on La Graciosa has been awarded a Black Flag by the Ecologists In Action ecological association.

Six arrested at the airport this year

Six people have been arrested at the Lanzarote airport this year, for attempting to bring concealed drugs to the island.

The time to sell is now

The real estate market is our speciality and now is the perfect time to sell your property! Call Lanzarote Investments today for a free valuation!

Tourist bathes at Jameos del Agua

A tourist has been recorded getting into the swimming pool at Jameos del Agua as pictures of her were taken.

Charity Jazz concert this Saturday

The charity foundation Flora Acoge will be holding a fundraising Jazz and Bossa Nova concert at the Atlantida Cinema in Arrecife (in the Charco) this Saturday at 6:30pm.

Vox decide Teguise

Olivia Duque of the Coalición Canaria will be the new Mayor of Teguise after the single Vox councillor elected on May 28th offered his unconditional support to the ruling group formed by the CC and the Partido Popular (PP) .

Family feud in Puerto del Carmen

A man was deliberately knocked down by a car he claimed was being driven by his brother at a petrol station in Puerto del Carmen yesterday.

Migrant corruption case

The ex-directors of the centres for unaccompanied young migrants in La Santa and Yaiza have been accused of misuse of public funds by Spanish anti-corruption prosecutors.

No blame for buggy deaths

A Lanzarote court has concluded that there is no cause for prosecutions in the incident in which two tourists died when their buggy plunged into a disused quarry near Las Roferas on 14th May.

Will the horses return?

The change of government in the Cabildo has raised the question of whether the horse sculptures by Jason de Caires will be returned to the Castillo de San José.

Local brewery “NAO” brings home gold medal

Local brewery NAO has brought a gold and bronze medal back to Lanzarote after attending the Barcelona Beer Challenge fair.

Oncology consultations now in Lanzarote

Follow-up oncology consultations will now take place at the Dr Jose Molina Orosa hospital in Arrecife, rather than patients having to take trips to Gran Canaria for reviews.

Yaiza Mayor speaks on camel abuse controversy

The Mayor of Yaiza, Óscar Noda, has spoken to Lancelot regarding the recent camel abuse controversy after a video surfaced of a young camel buckling under the weight of two workers last week.

Airport demand increases

Lanzarote's César Manrique Airport has received 645,000 passengers from January to May this year, an increase of 11.2% on last year's figures.

Kitten saved

Firemen rescued a kitten from a disused water treatment plant at La Garita in Arrieta yesterday.