For the last two days the Cabildo have been digging/watering/smoothing the dirt road in front of our house.
They are making a very thorough job of it.  Does this mean we might be getting a tarmac(?) surface ?  Would 
certainly cure the dust problems from all the boy racers who come past at 60 mph...…!

Quite interesting read @ FuerteventuraDigital:


The budget project of the Cabildo de Fuerteventura for 2019 amounts to 111,300,000 euros, representing an increase of 2.27%, that is, 2,475,000 euros more than in 2018, being the second consecutive budget in history of the insular institution that exceeds 100 million budget. "There is a very important increase in the grants awarded in scholarships,

Anyone know if the Cabildo open to the public at either Betancuria or La Oliva stations to sell plants and/or trees?

Since Pozo has been closed for refurb, they have very little of interest in that poxy little tent. We were originally told they would only shut the facility, for sales for about 3 months. That was nearly two years ago! Everytime we return, on the date given for the grand re-opening they have little for sale. Last time, just a few palms and a couple of figs.

As I'm trying to

The Cabildo have published a planning document, a PIOF, which could see Corralejo expanded by 1.8 million square metres to the west of the current town.

http://noticiasfuerteventura.com/fuertev...-corralejo

The Fuerteventura Cabildo (Island Council) have today announced that all Events have been cancelled for the next 3 months.

This affects the three biggest Events on the island - the FEAGA agricultural show and fair, the Feria de Artesania(Craft Fair) in Antigua and the Baile de Taifas (Canarian Day dances on 29 May).

The Cabildo will distribute food in their homes to vulnerable families with the 'They are not alone, together we will do it' program, in addition to facilitating the distribution of pharmaceutical products, medicines or food to people who lack support networks or are in a situation of dependency.

The program, which will begin to be applied sta

Sergio Lloret, of Asambleas Municipales de Fuerteventura (AMF), has become the third president of the Cabildo of the island this term of office in the plenary session held this Thursday after the resignation of his predecessor, Blas Acosta (PSOE), on 25 February.

Lloret becomes president of the Cabildo thanks to the support of the seven councillors of the CC, the four councillors of the PP and those of his party.

The new government will make Dolores García, of the CC, first vice-president

The Cabildo will be selling fruit trees at reduced cost fro 4 April at Pozo Negro: 
https://noticiasfuerteventura.com/fuerte..._PImjewOR0
A Google translation:

The Cabildo de Fuerteventura starts on April 4 the campaign for the sale of fruit trees at a reduced cost, which is aimed at the general public to promote local agriculture and the beautification of the

from Noticias:

The Cabildo opens the campaign to sell fruit trees at a reduced cost this Monday, April 4.

[color=#000000][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif][size=small][color=#555555][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif]The Cabildo of Fuerteventura recalls that on April 4 the campaign of sale of fruit trees at reduced cost begins, which is aimed at the general public to promote loc

Does anyone know if the Cabildo will reintroduce the Grant for Solar systems? I know you claim get the Grant (50%?) last year and wondered if it’s likely they’ll do the same again next year. I’ve currently got a hot water heater on the roof and would like to replace it with a solar panel.