A bus has plunged into a ravine on the GM‑2 road in San Sebastián de La Gomera, leaving one person dead and fourteen injured, three of them seriously.
The latest news from La Gomera, including San Sebastian, Playa Santiago and Agulo. Breaking news from the English Radio News team.
A bus has plunged into a ravine on the GM‑2 road in San Sebastián de La Gomera, leaving one person dead and fourteen injured, three of them seriously. read more
Three vessels carrying one hundred fifty-five migrants have arrived at the Canary Islands. read more
The Canary Islands are set to benefit significantly from Spain’s Recovery Plan, receiving one hundred and six million euros for geothermal energy projects. This investment aims to advance the islands’ renewable energy capabilities and contribute to Spain’s overall energy security and sustainability. The allocation nearly maxes out the available €120 million in incentives designated for this type of sustainable and renewable energy project within the country. With half of the budget originally slated for the Canary Islands as part of the Sustainable Islands Energy Plan crafted by the Spanish government. read more
Over 22,000 people have been left without electricty after a black out on the island of La Gomera. read more
Further arrests have been made across parts of Spain, as more complaints surrounding vote-buying have been made. read more
Flights to parts of the Canary Islands – including Tenerife – could face disruption due to the ongoing volcanic eruption on La Palma. read more
Gusts of up to 80km/h have been forecast for parts of Tenerife, Gran Canaria, La Gomera and La Palma from Thursday morning until Thursday night.
People are being advised to remain cautious in exposed areas and to avoid coastal areas and bathing in the seas.

Aemet issued a weather warning for today stating that winds of up to 110km/h could make landfall in La Palma and Tenerife, and 90km/h may be recorded in parts of El Hierro, La Gomera and Gran Canaria.
Exposed and coastal areas are most at risk, and people are being advised to avoid those areas if possible.
The decision is a big setback for the UK travel industry, which has been badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
Data indicates weekly cases and positive tests are increasing in the CANARY ISLANDS and so we are REMOVING them from the #TravelCorridor list to reduce the risk of importing COVID-19. From 4am Sat 12 Dec, if you arrive from these islands you WILL need to self-isolate. read more
Health authorities in the region have said they believe that due to there being no new cases reported in the region over the last fortnight, that there is a possibility that the region is without any current infections.
The Asturian Ministry of Health said that they believe the last local new case of the virus was detected on the 11th June.
Meanwhile the first phase of testing for the new covid-19 tracing application has begun on the Canarian island of La Gomera.
Residents on the islands capital of San Sebastian are being asked to download the testing app to their smartphones for a simulated outbreak of the virus.
If the pilot scheme is successful, it will then be rolled out across Spain.