Lanzarote's Cabildo is launching a project to protect and restore the volcanic landscape in Lanzarote's Volcanoes National Park area.

A fishing vessel was caught with 163kg of fish after using nets allowed for deeper depths (only in specific cases) along the Lanzarote coast.

Walking Football Lanzarote is a newly set up group for over 50s who love to play football… where they play at your pace. It’s a great way to socialise, especially if you love a good kick about!

Another set of bins in Arrecife had been set on fire again last night, however, this time the flames had caught the adjacent building, electrical cables, and several nearby vehicles.

Two motorists were injured after their motorbikes had collided into one another in Tías this morning.

Coronavirus continues to linger in Spain and the Canaries, although figures are decreasing gradually in most areas. Lanzarote remains one of the best-performing islands in the Canary islands.

The Castillo de San José, which house the International Museum of Contemporary Art , will open free to the public today, 18th May, as part of World Museums Day.

The El Faro cheese manufacturer achieved the highest score in the Tabefe de Feaga Awards.

The Lanzarote IRONMAN is a race against rivals, against time, against Lanzarote and, above all, against oneself…

The residents of Uga took to the streets this weekend with an eagerness to celebrate in honour of San Isidro Labrador. “It’s about time” was the recurring phrase from the residents, expressing their freedom to enjoy activities without face masks or Covid restrictions.

Rancho Texas, Lanzarote’s most popular theme park are holding a HUGE offer on May 30th (Dia de Canarias).

36 people have been affected by a possible bout of food poisoning after dining at the Monumento del Campesino last Wednesday.

Spanish anti-corruption agents are investigating the alleged fraud of €4 million from the Canarian Health Service (SCS). The fraud relates to a company that failed to provide a million 3M FFP3 face masks to the health service during the lockdown of 2020.

Today, the Arrecife Ayuntamiento announced that it would be removing more than fifty abandoned vehicles that had been stored at the municipal warehouse.