Work on a new roundabout at Nazaret is well underway, with the first layer of tarmac laid. Over the coming weeks, the roundabout will be connected with the LZ-10 road from Tahiche to Teguise and the newly-renovated LZ-408.

For a number of years our covers have featured the recognisable letter logo, which usually found itself at the centre of attention on the cover of every edition. But there is a change coming this June…

The emeritus King of Spain, Juan Carlos I, landed in Madrid today to visit family at the royal residence, the Zarzuela Palace.

A group of researchers at the Las Palmas University in Gran Canaria have found a used face mask and other plastics inside of a deceased washed up dolphin.

British triathlete Lydia Dant added to her list of Lanzarote victories yesterday, winning the Lanzarote Ironman on a day that challenged every single one of the 1,251 participants.

In a recent report published by the Canarian Government, they warn of economic and environmental damage that could occur with flood

A 42-year-old man was evacuated from the Playa Bajo El Risco yesterday after spraining his ankle.

Alejandro Hernández, from Lanzarote, has been placed on the VAR refereeing team for the upcoming 2022 Qatar World Cup.

The Lanzarote IRONMAN is the biggest sporting event in Lanzarote, and a great race which brings hundreds of athletes to the island. However, with the IRONMAN also comes road closures and altered bus lines. Here’s your guide to what’s changing this weekend.

A MUST-VISIT! The new vegan & vegetarian diner in Playa Honda offers menu items for vegetarians, vegans, gluten-free diets, and those who are celiac. They also have special CHARITY menu items where a percentage of the price goes directly to the SARA and Esperanza y Vida charity.

The President of the German Union of Independent Travel Agents (VUSR), Marija Linnhof, has proposed a government subsidy of €500 for retired Germans so that they can save heating costs in the coming autumn and winter by holidaying in hotter locations such as the Canaries.

It seems highly probable that Spain will shortly permit visitors from non-EU countries, including the UK, to enter with just a negative test result. This means that a certificate of vaccination or recovery will no longer be necessary for British visitors over the age of 16 (under 16s can currently enter with a negative test).

Today the Yaiza Ayuntamiento have put out to tender a project which will see four schools in Yaiza receive new windows and doors, replacing the old ones which have deteriorated in recent years.

In a recent report released by the Lanzarote Data Centre, the average daily expenditure per tourist increased to 151 euros in the first quarter of 2022.