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The meeting is convened tomorrow, Thursday, November 29, 2018, from 18:00 hours, at the Municipal Auditorium of Corralejo

The City Council of La Oliva collaborates with the Embassy of the United Kingdom and the British Consulate for Andalusia and the Canary Islands in the organization of a meeting in which the authorities of the United Kingdom summon the community of this resident nationality in Fuerteventura, with the aim of informing them about the brexit.

This meeting is c

Does anyone know the email address of the Brit Supermarket in Corralejo, or is anyone going in and could ask for me please. Thanks in advance.


EDIT: Change of the title. Sam.

I recently gave praise to  La Luna in another thread and was asked to tell of other places we like to eat. 

We are not very adventurous, sticking to tried and tested restaurants. We currently have 3 other places where we like to dine.

La Mama on Calle Anzuelo and we always introduce ourselves to the lovely lady who touts for them and let her take us in to the restaurant.

Of course we have to dine in Avenida, the aioli is to die for and it is complimentary. However these days I am findin

I can't remember a time when La Taberna wasn't here! One of our very favourites on the island. Cooking by Ana and front of house by Juan, her husband. Interesting windmill prints on the walls.

We usually have a leg of lamb to share (needs to be booked in advance), served with small cubes of roasties, mixed seasonal veg and gravy to die for. On the odd occasion when lamb is not in season we've had steaks - always cooked just how we order them. Homemade alioli is gorgeous.
Every time we've had

Moved location a couple of years ago. Some may remember it near Waikiki beach. It is now on the hill heading up to Mercadona at the front of a complex called Topkapi Palace. It has wonderful views over to Lobos and Lanzarote - you just have to close your eyes to the abandoned hotel building site in the foreground. It will be an amazing place to be on New Years Eve - you'll be able to see all the fireworks from here.

Tables need to be booked all year.

Run by 2 Scandinavian guys the menu is

The Government approves the expense that will triple the port of Corralejo



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[b]15,000,000 euros will be a

from RTVAguaCabra:

CLEANING SERVICES

It will be offered a space where you can deposit your belongings, oil, cardboard, appliances, etc., in the municipal offices of Morro Francisco

The City Council of La Oliva prepares a pilot initiative for the beginning of 2019 to test the operation of a special waste collection point near Corralejo.

Given the congestion of selective collection containers, especially packaging and cardboard, the lack of space to deposit oil, or the continued prolif

The Carnival dates were put on the La Oliva Facebook page this afternoon.

It's on from 14-24 March 2019 with the theme of Cities of the World.  The main parade will be on Sat 23 March.