Praça da Autonomia, in Câmara de Lobos, will host the second edition of the 'Green Market,' an initiative financed by PRODERAM and part of the measure to support local development.
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PAN Madeira received several complaints from the residents of Vale Paraiso, in Camacha, as pollution from the nearby laundry company is affecting nearby residents.
The Madeiran Volunteer Firefighters (BVM) were mobilized, this morning, to Pico do Areeiro to assist about two dozen drivers who were stranded as the formation of ice had created hazardous driving conditions in the mountainous region.Â
VĂ©ronique and Laurent Blond, who were on holiday in Madeira, disappeared without a trace and the news of their disappearance is already been given attention in the French media.Â
Due to the quick intervention of SANAS Madeira this afternoon, a vessel that was on the verge of sinking, was rescued.
A man and a woman were hospitalised this morning after eating cannabis biscuits.Â
Thirty-six emergency service personnel carried out further searches for the missing French couple today.Â
A French couple aged 58 and 56 years old have been missing since yesterday in the Calhau area in SĂŁo Vicente.
It's been another day of coastal patrols by teams from SANAS Madeira, made even more important due to the swell affecting the coastline.
The firefighters' strike scheduled for the 15th of March, will no longer take place in the region due to successful negotiations between unions and the Regional Directorate of Labour.
A North American citizen living in Madeira fell 50 metres at the Achada farm, next to the new cemetery of Porto da Cruz.
The Madeira Motorcycling Association has established a partnership with the Institute of Forests and Nature Conservation (IFCN) in order to carry out a shared management of 1,000 m2 of land located on the Caminho dos Pretos
The state of disrepair of the city's roads is a disgrace, but it's been a shame for 8 years." Stated Cristina Pedra at the ordinary session of the Municipal Assembly today, in response to criticisms of the state of the capital's streets.
The Captaincy of Funchal has updated its strong wind and sea agitation warning, according to information received from the Portuguese Institute of Atmosphere and Sea (IPMA).
On Sunday, the 3rd of March, at 10:00, defenders of the Curral das Freiras cable car project will take to the streets, praising the importance of what they claim to be "the largest private investment and the best project for the growth of the rural economy" in the parish.