The windmills at the Salinas de Janubio are undergoing a facelift which will put them at the forefront of tourist activity in this unique Lanzarote landscape.

When you set up a company, you’ll need a name that identifies you, and you’ll need to protect that name from anyone who tries to take advantage. That’s why you should register your trade name, advises Erardo Ferrer of Lanzarote Abogados.

Spanish property sales are higher than they have been since before the 2007 financial crisis, and estate agents believe the coronavirus pandemic may have something to do with it.

Last month, the Canarian government ordered the construction of a 6-megawatt wind farm just outside Costa Teguise and has told Teguise Ayuntamiento to “alter its general plan” to accommodate the project.

Lanzarote's Autocovid test centre will close at the end of April, with future tests taking place at local health centres or the island's main hospital.

The project to improve accessibility to Arrecife’s seafront has begun, starting with Calle El Graco and Calle Valencia, with a total budget of 250,260 euros.

A woman suffered minor injuries after traversing a rocky area and falling next to the Papagayo parking area.

This Friday the popular CIC El Almacén will host a night for Canarian Filmmakers. Six short films, inspired by the novel “El Barranco” by Canarian-Cuban writer Nivaria Tejera, will be shown at the theatre.

A motion to remove the requirement to wear masks indoors was defeated in Spain's parliament yesterday. An inter-regional meeting of Health Ministers next Wednesday may also vote to lift the requirement, but the Canaries does not currently support any change.

This Tuesday a large deceased 10 metre whale weighing approximately 5000 kilos washed up near the Tiñosa pier in Puerto del Carmen.

As part of a new project titled “Siembra”, a screening of the film “Solas” by Benito Zambrano will be shown this Thursday. The film tells the story of a woman who left town to flee from her abusive father.

The team which was sent to the Canaries by the Armed Forces and given the task of Covid track and trace have withdrawn from the Canary Islands after 18 months.

The sunny southern town of Playa Blanca was finally able to celebrate Carnival after two years of cancellations and postponements. The town let loose and celebrated gleefully at last Sunday’s Day Carnival.

Recent figures released by the Lanzarote Data Centre revealed that tourist accommodation occupancy increased in February.