A man was rescued from the natural rockpools of Los Charcones after suffering a fall there yesterday afternoon.

More than hundred La Graciosa residents demonstrated against the closure of one of the roads leading to Playa Lambra this week.

Costa Teguise was left without water for several hours on Thursday after the pipe that supplies the resort was damaged.

Over the last month the Rojillos (the reds) have clawed back a four-point deficit and are now in the playoff positions. Ian Lane reports on UD Lanzarote’s latest ups and downs.

The designs of César Manrique have not just transformed the island; they have also been key in marketing it, with a series of logos that continue to define the island’s tourist image.

The abandoned quarries of Lanzarote offer a clue to traditional building methods, as well as the recent history of the island.

Canarian hotel owners have complained that the lack of affordable housing is making it impossible for them to find staff to work for them.

Lanzarote's Museo Aeronáutico (Airport Museum) is passed by thousands of cars daily, but only a few end up exploring this fascinating place. That's a shame, because it's a little gem – a step back in time to Lanzarote's earliest days as an air destination.

Chefs, wine-makers, bakers, farmers and other food producers all laid out their stalls last November for the island's biggest food fair – Cocinas Volcánicas.

When people talk about Canarian food and drink, they're not always referring to fresh fish, gofio and local wine. Several Canarian companies produce mass market products that are well-known to everyone on the islands. Here are a few of them...

As 2022 shuffles off and 2023 bounds in, we take a look at some of the main issues and events that have defined Lanzarote in the last 12 months, as well as take a peek at what the year ahead has in store.

We'd like to start the New Year with a splash, and so we've decided to revive our selfie competition and get a close look at Gazette readers enjoying this fantastic island. Winners will win a fantastic trip to Rancho Texas!

In May this year, Lanzarote's strict rules on advertising will be suspended and the island will be decked with posters, banners, flags and other political advertising. This is all part of a democratic process that will dictate the next four years of policy in Lanzarote and the Canaries – the local elections on Sunday, May 28th.

The removal of two statues from the underwater Atlantic Museum in Playa Blanca has been condemned by diving schools, but it's just the latest episode in a long tale of political rivalry involving public artworks.