Firefighters have reported another night of fires, with rubbish container fires in Arrecife and Costa Teguise.

A five-year project will attempt to restore the landscape of 70 years ago on La Graciosa.

Ryanair has admitted that Brexit has not affected the number of British tourists holidaying on Lanzarote, as figures currently match or even exceed those before the pandemic.

The body of a diver was recovered yesterday afternoon at Playa Chica, Puerto del Carmen.

The Cabildo have announced that the upcoming pilgrimage to Mancha Blanca, on September 10th, will be supervised by more than 150 personnel including security, health, technical and volunteer staff, to ensure a day with no incidents.

The Tías Ayuntamiento’s Social Services department, headed by Nicolás Saavedra, have published the details for a new clothes bank in which donations are accepted and will be distributed to families in need.

The Arrecife Ayuntamiento have opened registration for the 2nd edition of the Concurso de Pintura Rápida, Speed Painting Contest, that will take place in September.

Last week a flight between Tenerife Norte and Alicante diverted to Lanzarote after a 2-year-old boy suffered a seizure. He was seen to by medical staff at the airport and is reported to be stable.

This year, 39 schools in Lanzarote have collaborated to send more than 2,400 pairs of shoes to Equatorial Guinea in central Africa.

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Last week, the Yaiza Ayuntamiento published the events programme for this year’s Fiestas de Los Remedios. The events start tomorrow, including performances from former Spanish Eurovision contestant Pastora Soler.

A second lamppost has been hit in Playa Blanca, this time with the driver abandoning the vehicles before emergency services arrived.

The Sun newspaper reported yesterday that the ashes of Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper, had recently been scattered on a Lanzarote beach, an illegal act under local law.

The start of a new month is just around the corner, and with it comes the new edition of Lanzarote’s most popular English-language magazine.