FUNCHAL SENSITIZES HOTELIERS TO THE CORRECT USE OF URBAN WASTEWATER NETWORKS Article | 24/05/2023 12:12 TASTE The Municipality of Funchal carried out a marine impact awareness seminar based at hoteliers operating along the capital’s coastline. This action is part of a set of measures that the municipality…
Madeira Weekly
Co-financed by EU funds the new 'Fishmetric' system will now be introduced ensuring reliable control over food safety.
For the third time in the current legislature, the PS has presented a proposal that aims to improve the quality of life of people with chronic wounds such as leg ulcers and diabetes affected feet.
Since last week, Portugal has had a Dengue vaccine that does not require prior contact with the virus and is effective against the disease thus preventing the need for hospitalisation for milder cases for up to four and a half years after being administered.
The 34-year-old who had been missing since Saturday from Penteada has returned home.
The man suspected of the murder of his partner, Délia Gouveia, aged 53, on Sunday night, in Meia Légua, Ribeira Brava, was heard this afternoon in the first judicial interrogation, in the Court of the District of Madeira, in Funchal.
Similar to what happened last weekend at Lisbon airport, the Foreigner and Border Service (SEF) strike created further misery at Madeira's International Airport.
Today the Regional Directorate of Statistics of Madeira released their analysis of the average monthly earnings according to sex
The family of deaf 34-year-old, André Nunes are desperate to find him.
The murder had occurred last night by 9 pm.
The police have arrested a man for shooting a woman dead last night in Meia Légua, in Ribeira Brava.
As part of the 'Blue School Day – This Is My Beach,' celebrations which took place on the 19th of May, the Blue School Programme and the Eco-Schools Project, of the Dona Lucinda Andrade Basic and Secondary School, promoted two cleaning and rubbish collection activities:
Although news is very sketchy, a woman was shot dead last night.
Filming of the documentary 'The Indomitable Viscount' which portrays the life and work of Francisco Correia de Herédia, took place in Ribeira Brava over the weekend.
The family of a deaf 34-year-old man who suffers from depression are desperate to find him, and have launched an appeal on Facebook.