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Own Property in Both Lanzarote and the UK? Why Cross-Border Planning Matters More Than Ever

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For many expatriates and overseas property owners, having assets in more than one country can create unexpected legal and administrative complications if proper planning is not in place.

Own Property in Both Lanzarote and the UK? Why Cross-Border Planning Matters More Than Ever

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For many expatriates and overseas property owners, having assets in more than one country can create unexpected legal and administrative complications if proper planning is not in place.

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Two new 100% electric buses

The Arrecife Ayuntamiento have put out to tender the purchase of two 100% electric buses to add to their fleet, replacing the two that that were destroyed in a fire in February.

Skydivers in Costa Teguise

The Spanish Air Force's Acrobatic Parachute Patrol will leap into the blue skies above Costa Teguise at Saturday lunchtime as part of a display to celebrate the resort's 50th birthday. On Friday, the carpark at Playa de los Charcos in…

Uga Market returns

The market at Uga will finally re-open this weekend.

Flu jab available

Canarian residents can request this winter's flu jab from Monday 24th October.

Inclusive sports activities

The Arrecife Ayuntamiento have oraganised adapted sports activities to allow those with disabilities to take part and promote social inclusion.

Walk against cancer this weekend

Today is International Breast Cancer Day and the local cancer association AFOL will be holding another edition of the Walk Against Cancer charity event this Sunday.

Las Vegas promotion

A representative from Turismo Lanzarote attended the “Routes World 2022” event in Las Vegas this week, to promote the island and publicise its brand.

Fisherman sculpture vandalised?

The Fisherman with Marlin sculpture on the roundabout at the entrance to Lanzarote’s Marina has been damaged recently, with residents noticing that the fishing rod has been bent.

Gems, jewels, and crystals

From powerful crystals, gems, and stones to intricate jewellery and scented candles, Marta at the Natural Treasure shop in Arrecife has it all.

Quemao Class launched

All eyes will be on La Santa for the next couple of months as Lanzarote's most spectacular surfing competition, the Billabong Quemao Class, was announced yesterday.

Wind toy repair

César Manrique's gleaming Fobos sculpture has been removed from the roundabout at Tahiche for repairs.

Shearwater warning

The Cabildo have called for the public’s cooperation to avoid disturbing Shearwater chicks as they begin to leave the nest.

Cabildo prepares for Christmas

The Cabildo have begun preparations for planned activities and performances this Christmas on Lanzarote.

New projects presented

The Teguise Ayuntamiento have presented a series of projects that will amount to a total investment of 2 million euros.

Noda demands burying of power lines

The Mayor of Yaiza, Óscar Noda, has demanded that the power lines in Yaiza be buried to protect Lanzarote’s image.