Five airline companies are adding new destinations to their winter operations from Lanzarote.

The volcano on La Palma continues to emit lava, which has once again reached the sea at Playa Los Guirres, just to the south of where the first lava flow tumbled off a cliff into the ocean on 29th September.

The €390,000 investment will go towards changes to the bridge and surrounding area, along with new lights to be installed.

Tourism and construction federations on Lanzarote have warned that the island lacks qualified workers to cover the island's necessities, partly as a result of people leaving the island during the pandemic.

Lanzarote recorded 70% fewer tourists in the first 9 months of this year, compared to figures from 2019.

The Lanzarote Cabildo and Canarian Goverment continue to collaborate efforts towards stopping gender violence.

The €4.5 million will go towards cleaning schools from nurseries to primary schools, and will also increase the number of cleaners in schools.

The Gazette is Lanzarote's most popular English-language publication, and we're never more aware of that when distributing the magazine at the start of the month.

41 Canarian cheeses recieved awards at the 23rd edition of the World Cheese Awards last week, which was 18 more cheeses compared to last year.

The head of epidemiology at the Canarian Health Service, Amos García, has said that the vaccination of children aged from 5 to 12 “will depend on the seriousness of the pandemic”.

The Villa de Teguise has been classified as one of “the prettiest towns in Spain”.

The Lanzarote International Marathon, which was due to take place on the 5th December, has been cancelled because of the “lack of local police”, according to its director.

The Yaiza Ayuntamiento have asked for help with Taxis in the south of the island, as rental car shortages cause increase in Taxi usage.

Two residents of the Canaries were the first to be given the option of euthanasia since the law was passed in December last year.