AEMET have issued THREE warnings for this Monday, both yellow and orange. In addition to these warnings, their forecast for next week still shows a 90% chance of rain.

The Canarian Government has 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.

At SARA Animal Shelter they call them the invisibles. Their wagging tails and hopeful meows clearly show they want a chance at a loving home, but sadly, due to their size, age or disability they are bypassed time and time again.

AEMET have issued a weather warning for this Saturday, as well as forecasting rain and possible thunder next week.

Beeping your horn to let someone know you’re outside waiting for them is not only annoying for other residents; it’s also illegal.

Spain ended 2021 with more than 40% of vehicles failing to renew their ITV tests by the recommended date.

The new sculpture located at the roundabout at the entrance to Lanzarote’s Marina has been completed and unveiled.

The Canarian Government yesterday took another important step in the de-escalation of the Covid pandemic, announcing that hospital occupancy would be the determining factor in deciding which tier of restrictions to place islands in.

February is usually one of the coldest months of the year, however, this year it was warmer on average and saw less rain than last year. March may be the month that we make up for the missed rain, weather forecasts predict that a storm is coming to Lanzarote this month.

A 45-year-old man died of heart failure yesterday while descending the Camino de los Gracioseros on the Famara cliffside at Yé.

While February felt like a bad month of weather for most, it received less rain than the previous year and was warmer on average.

Spain has announced that it will take in an initial amount of 12,000 Ukrainian refugees, although this figure is “flexible” and is likely to rise considerably

Canarian supermarkets have imposed limits on purchases of sunflower oil after fears of panic buying caused by price rises.

An 18-year-old driver was caught by speed cameras travelling at 113 kilometres per hour along the Rambla Medular in Arrecife, which has a speed limit of 40 kilometres per hour.