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Arrecife Mayor Accuses Port Authority of Shortchanging Lanzarote

Arrecife Mayor Yonathan de León has accused the Las Palmas Port Authority of unfairly favouring Gran Canaria over Lanzarote, arguing that investment in the island’s ports falls far short of the revenue they generate.

Arrecife Prepares Giant Screening for World Cup Final

Arrecife is expecting more than 50,000 spectators to gather this Sunday, July 19th, for a giant public screening of Spain's World Cup final against Argentina, which will be shown on a large screen in the area surrounding the city's Parque Temático.

Vehicle Damage Investigated at Arrecife’s Renovated Plaza de Las Palmas

Arrecife Ayuntamiento has launched an investigation after a section of wall at the recently restored Plaza de Las Palmas was damaged, just months after the historic square reopened following a major renovation.

Two buses collide near Arrecife roundabout

A collision between two buses caused the temporary closure of a road near the roundabout at the western entry to Arrecife yesterday.

28-Year-Old Seriously Injured After Car Crashes Into Tree in Arrecife

A 28-year-old man was seriously injured late Thursday night after his car crashed into a tree on the Rambla Medular in Arrecife, leaving him trapped inside the vehicle.

Arrecife Proposes Two Dog-Friendly Beaches

A proposal by Arrecife to allow dogs to use two of the beaches in the municipality is currently open for objections from the public.

Cruisers earn Arrecife a Black Flag for pollution and overcrowding

Ecologists in Action have awarded the city of Arrecife a Black Flag for overcrowding and pollution caused by cruise ships.

Nearly €1 Million to Prepare Arrecife General Hospital for Geriatric Patient Transfer

Almost a million Euros will be invested in adapting the multi-purpose building at Arrecife’s General Hospital to receive geriatric patients and staff from the Hospital insular.

Arrecife cancels events in respect for Venezuelan earthquake victims

Arrecife Ayuntamiento has cancelled all events and declared three days of official mourning following the earthquake in Venezuela that has taken the lives of almost 600 people so far and is likely to result in a much higher death toll.

Final “¡Qué bien me sabe Arrecife!” Market This Saturday – A Must-See Celebration of Tradition (CANCELLED)

Lanzarote lovers looking to experience the island’s authentic culture should not miss the final “¡Qué bien me sabe Arrecife!” market taking place this Saturday, June 27th, in the beautiful Plaza de Las Palmas in the heart of Arrecife.