Campaigning is now over for the local and regional elections that will take place tomorrow. Today is a “day of reflection” during which political campaigning is forbidden. Posters and other publicity will remain in place until after the elections tomorrow.

PP candidate for Yaiza, Juan Monzón Rosales, has announced that he plans for a new viewpoint to be built at Femés should he win the upcoming election.

Mayor of Yaiza, Óscar Noda, has signed an agreement along with the Canary Islands Housing Institute Director, María Isabel Santana Marrero, for a 42,000 square metre plot in Playa Blanca to be used for the construction of social housing.

Here's a brief guide to the parties standing in the local elections on Sunday:

The Cabildo is appealing for photos of the old parador building in Arrecife.

A notably civilised election campaign has taken a turn for the worse in the last few days, with Cabildo President María Dolores Corujo announcing legal action against a local publication and responding to allegations that she has lost her licence for drunk driving.

If you're registered to vote in the local elections on Sunday, you've probably already received a bunch of electoral leaflets in the post. Here's what to do with them.

There will be several events taking place in the next few days to celebrate Canary Islands Day. Here are the events taking place in Arrecife and Puerto del Carmen.

Selling your house can mean starting a new life: let Lanzarote Investments be your life-changers and have your house sold in no time!

Three of the six new Mercedes buses purchased by the CACT have arrived on Lanzarote which, according to the CACT, is the first step towards ending the long queues at Timanfaya.

Here are all the parties and mayoral candidates standing in Lanzarote's seven municipalities this Sunday. These elections will decide who will govern your Ayuntamiento (Town Hall) for the next four years.

Ladislao Rodríguez Bonilla, the barber whose shop united the town of Haría, will be commemorated with a statue “before the summer”.

The Canarian Institute of Blood Donation and Hemotherapy (ICHH) have announced that the donation point at Deiland has recorded more than 2000 blood donors.

Cruz Roja have announced that they’ve opened a special telephone line to provide transport to polling stations for those with reduced mobility in the Canary Islands.