Madeira will be placed under an orange warning for rain across the north and south of the island, tomorrow the 30th of November.
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Seadream II, a luxury cruise liner docked in Funchal harbour today before sailing to the Caribbean, where it will stay until April next year.
The first ultra-fast electric vehicle charger in the Region has just been installed, at Rua Artur de Sousa Pinga, Funchal, an investment of 30 thousand euros.
The Municipality of Santa Cruz has already issued Madeira International Airport eight years' worth of Municipal Property Tax (IMI) invoices.
The Juntos Pelo Povo Party (JPP) made available, today, more information about the tender for the Curral das Freiras Cable Car.
Ryanair has confirmed that it will remove an aircraft from its Madeira route in response to the extraordinary increase in airport charges next year.
The President of the Government of Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque, will meet on Wednesday with a representative of Ryanair to try to minimise the effects of the withdrawal of one of the two aircraft based here in Madeira from January next year, due to the increase in airport charges by ANA/Vinci.
According to information published by the Regional Directorate of Economy, fuel prices will drop from midnight tonight.
Overnight, TAP increased their fares for flights between mainland Portugal and Madeira by 53 euros, which surprised travel agencies, who were not given prior notice of the change.
This evening motorists were plunged into darkness as the lights on the Via Rapida failed, leaving several sections of the VR1 in darkness.
Duarte Sousa, from Horários do Funchal, attended the 'Electric and Sustainable Mobility' Seminar today.
The second edition of the 2023 Second-hand Market opens its doors from tomorrow, the 8th of November, until the 12th of November from 10:00 - 22:00.
The Institute of Forests and Nature Conservation (IFCN) has confirmed that the following walking routes will be closed on Sunday, the 29th of October due to bad weather.
The Regional Secretary for Equipment and Infrastructure, Pedro Fino, visited the recent works at the Cancela junction and said that measures are being taken to minimise traffic constraints while they are ongoing.
Today, the Forest Police Force identified up to a dozen tourists of different nationalities walking along the classified route – PR1 – Vereda do Areeiro (Areeiro – Pico Ruivo), which is closed for security reasons due to a landslide.