On Friday, the GNR seized thousands of litres of fuel and arrested two men aged 24 and 35, and charged a third man, aged 44, with aiding drug trafficking in Santa Luzia, Tavira.
The Portuguese Environment Agency (APA) have announced that the six dams that supply the Algarve are at 35% of their total water storage capacity, ensuring water supply for another year.
British tourism in Spain is under threat due to the implementation of new safety rules in accommodation, which came into force on December 2nd. These measures require stricter control of tourists' personal data, something that has already generated reactions of discontent in the United Kingdom, the main source market for tourists to Spain.
Rotas do Algarve have confirmed that as of this Saturday, December 7th, “normal road traffic conditions” at Ponte Nova, will be restored.
Christmas lights crashed in Lagos on Saturday night, after an exposed wire gave an electric shock to a 5 year old child, in the in Jardim da Constituição area.
After 2 months of investigations, the Tavira GNR arrested a 59 year old man yesterday, for growing cannabis and possession of a prohibited weapon.
After a short return to normality in traffic flow between Nov 28th and Dec 2nd on the Ponte Nova, which connects Portimão and Lagoa, temporary traffic lights were turned on again, causing traffic jams again.
Quinta do Lago in Almancil have announced the acquisition of the luxury Conrad Algarve, complementing the resort’s existing portfolio, which includes 14 restaurants and bars, The Campus, state-of-the-art sports centre, property amenities through Quinta do Lago Club and three iconic golf courses.
- 42 million euros allocated to refurbish 6 schools in the Algarve
- Olhão Municipality launches digital shopping districts
- Large amount of waste produced by tourists has a significant impact on the Algarve
- Young people in the Algarve consume the most cannabis in Portugal
- Latest International Peace Efforts
- Faro: new surveillance system has already led to 43 crimes being solved
- Albufeira council to spend €1.3 million to stabilise cliffs
- Vale do Lobo beach clean up collects over 140kg of rubbish