I can't comment on the standard or prices of their products as I have not purchased from them but I wanted to put on record how impressed I am with their customer service. I needed a repair to an electric shutter, installed by another company that have gone out of business, and they sent an English speaking technician within 24 hours. He phoned 1 hour before he arrived to check I was in/confirm he was on the way, and then two of them completed the job within an hour. He was friendly, helpful and

The time has come, and a decision has been made.

I am looking to rent a property in the north of the island.

I have a preference for Lajares but anything in the north would be accepted (except Corralejo, I need something a bit quieter)

My search online has shown a ton of holiday rentals, but I'm looking for something a bit more long term.

If you have a property or know of someone that does, please send me a message.

Right now its an open search, and when the right one comes along

I wasn't sure where to post this question so excuse me if i am in the wrong place.
Having purchased our first property in April and only being able to visit last week i would be grateful for an idiots guide on what i should be doing to comply with the necessary laws, taxes etc. Water and electricity are in hand, it was suggested i take a trip to the Town Hall to discuss sorting any taxes, bins charges etc. Obviously i don't want to miss anything.

Thank you in advance.

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I’m looking for shops that sell sliding gate openers - motor & remotes etc.

I know Puertas MG and Boutique Del Cerrajero Gallardo Torilo sell them.  Any other suggestions.

Hi all.
I’ve noticed that my annual direct debit for Council Tax is ‘sat’ in my CaixaBank account waiting to be ‘claimed’ by Pajara Council.
No problems in past years as it’s just come automatically out of my account in a one-off lump sum (250ish euros a year).
I’ve been on to Caixa and they say to get in touch with the Town Hall.
Has anyone had similar problems this year or advice as to how to sort as I want to get it paid.
Thanks in advance
Keith

Does anybody have any second hand books they want to swap or sell ? I have approx 20 assorted english fiction paperbacks to swap - just desperate to get hold of some new reading material.... !

I'm in Costa Calma but would be happy to travel as far as Caleta for a reasonable swap/sell/exchange.....

from Radio Sintonia:

La Oliva approves an ordinance to unify the criteria and aesthetics of the terraces
[color=#111111][font=Roboto, sans-serif][size=small][color=#222222][font=Verdana, BlinkMacSystemFont, -apple-system,]Last Friday the plenary session of the City Council of La Oliva agreed to the initial approval of the ordin

Noticicas:

Hammocks, umbrellas, kiosks and beach bars return to Corralejo.

5 lots are tendered on different beaches for 1,400 sunbeds and 700 umbrellas that will generate 715,000 euros to the municipality of La Oliva


From October it is expected that the different lots of the tenders for the exploitation of 1,400 sunbeds and 700 umbrellas on various beaches of Corralejo will be awarded.



With the tender, according to the Canarias 7 is expected to obtain income worth at least 715

Radio Sintonia:

Fuerteventura will receive more than 50,000 euros for the supply of pacemakers, implantable defibrillators and electrodes.

The Governing Council authorized, this Monday, the Ministry of Health to allocate 2,048,311.56 euros to the contracting of a supply of pacemakers, implantable defibrillators and electrodes for the hospitals of the Canary Islands Health Service. Of this budget, 51,147.74 euros will go to the Fuerteventura Health Services Management.



For the acqui

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The Canary Islands will allocate 9 million euros for photovoltaic solar energy on roofs, car parks and other anthropized spaces.

"It could cover practically all the solar energy needs of the Canary Islands and from the Government we are committed to its use in the face of the occupation of new areas"


The Deputy Minister for Ecological Transition, Fight against Climate Change and Energy, Julieta Schallenberg, participates in the VII Atlantic Self-Consumption and Sustainabilit