This year, and especially in Funchal, the Christmas lights, which will be turned on on the 1st of December, will make use of technological advances.
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The vaccination campaign against influenza and Covid-19, which began on the 25th of September for health professionals
The Funchal City Council has joined the 'Save a Seabird' campaign, which started on the 15th of October and runs until the 15th of November, with the aim of helping seabirds who are victims of light pollution in Madeira.
In a press release, Nuno Morna, deputy of the Liberal Initiative, expressed the party's "environmental concerns" regarding the Curral das Freiras cable car.
The "GameJam+ Madeira" opened last week. This global event runs until today and involves participants from different geographies.
The Funchal City Council is promoting the second medical prophylaxis campaign this year, for dogs and cats, over 3 months old, in all parishes of the municipality.
Six out of ten 18-year-olds use the Internet for four hours or more a day, the Service for Intervention in Addictive Behaviors and Dependencies (SICAD) announced this week.
The National Union of Firefighters - Madeira delegation (SNBS), has expressed its full "solidarity and support for the populations affected by the fires."
Miguel Albuquerque wants to expand the area of formalised cattle grazing in Paul da Serra. Which according to earlier criticisms has a horse, stable door, and bolted feel to it.
Do you remember the recurring fires, in October 2017, in Trompica, in the upper area of Ribeira Brava?
The Regional Civil Protection Service, IP-RAM, informs that, at the moment, a rigorous survey of the damage caused to heritage and environmental assets is being carried out.
Yesterday saw the pre-trial of a 45-year-old man caught trying to start a fire. The alleged Prazeres arsonist was holding a blowtorch and a machete in his hands, while a can of petrol stood next to him when the Judicial Police caught him in a surprise raid.
Confiança councillor, Cláudia Dias Ferreira, says that no matter what the Mayor of Funchal says, the plague of mosquitoes is real, and not imaginary.
Miguel Albuquerque said today that the authorities are already surveying the damage caused by the fires of the last few days, which hit Ribeira Brava, Calheta, Porto Moniz, and Câmara de Lobos.
The Judiciary Police has already detained one of the suspects believed to have started the fires in Calheta.