From Monday, British children from the age of 12 to 18 who are not fully vaccinated will be permitted to enter Spain with a negative PCR test result taken 72 hours before travel.

Yesterday the Canarian Government announced that all islands would remain on the same levels. However, restrictions were also relaxed, and the decision could mean that islands can operate at lower restrictions a week earlier than before.

With 50 participants of 12 different nationalities, the Handbike race returns to Playa Blanca this Friday and Saturday.

In the coming months the project will go out to public tender, where the winning company will be given a budget of 3.3 million euros to connect the LZ-2 to the main road leading to Deiland.

There will be no carnival parades in Puerto del Carmen or Costa Teguise this year. In other areas of Lanzarote, the message is “wait and see”, but any carnival celebrations are likely to be much smaller.

Consumers accounted for just over 321 tons of fresh meat last year, which was a decrease of 9.7% compared to the previous year and the second lowest figure since the Lanzarote Data Centre started recording the figures.

The Teguise Ayuntamiento have put out to tender the contract for the installation of hammocks and umbrellas on its beaches.

The body of a 29-year-old tourist was retrieved from the crater of the Volcán de la Corona yesterday.

According to data published by the Lanzarote Data Centre, Lanzarote welcomed over 1 million tourists last year.

AEMET have extended their yellow weather warning to Wednesday.

Lanzarote leads the Canaries in the recovery from the Omicron wave of coronavirus, and hopes are high that the island will reach Level 2 status on Thursday.

The Lanzarote Tourist Federation has criticised the Spanish Government’s decision, on Brits aged 12-17 to be vaccinated before travelling to Spain, as very damaging to the tourist industry.

AEMET have issued a yellow weather warning for tomorrow.

The Casa del Miedo, one of the most famous establishments on the Charco de San Ginés in Arrecife, faces closure after Arrecife's Ayuntamiento have ruled that is operating without appropriate licences and is thus trading unfairly.