What’s in a name?
Many have noticed that Spanish news reports of the Queen’s death referred to her as Reina Isabel II, and not Elizabeth.
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Many have noticed that Spanish news reports of the Queen’s death referred to her as Reina Isabel II, and not Elizabeth.
Arrecife singer/songwriter Rosana Arbelo was officially named as Favoured Daughter of Arrecife last night in an event at the recently-renovated Islote de la Fermina.
Tens of million of British holiday-makers have passed through the island’s airport, almost all of them bearing a passport that requires them to be allowed to pass without let or ...
Today we visited the opening of the Mancha Blanca Crafts Fair and toured the rows of stalls to look at what was on offer. Here’s what to expect:
Geophysics students from Leeds University have arrived on Lanzarote to conduct fieldwork and gain practical work experience, thanks to a collaboration agreement with La Casa de los Volcanes.
The Tías Guardia Civil caught two men with 90 kilos of sea bass in their car at the end of last month. The fish had been stolen from the cages ...
The Haría Ayuntamiento have announced that their roadworks plan has started this week, which will see the improvement of several streets in the municipality.
Yesterday, a car parked at the Marina Lanzarote rolled into the water after the driver forgot to engage the handbrake.
The Queen never visited Lanzarote, but her passing prompts us to reflect on the massive changes that occurred during her reign.
The Cabildo have shared their condolences for Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away yesterday at Balmoral at the age of 96.
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