Tejo river at risk of ‘bursting its banks’
River flows expected to continue rising With the effects of storm Martinho still being felt throughout the country, authorities are warning of the “high risk” of the Tejo river bursting
Discovering D’Arlete
Portimão’s friendly new eatery caters to gourmets hungry for contemporary cuisine and authentic flavours. Since D’Arlete opened its doors in January, tongues have been wagging for all the right reasons
Upcoming election: poll brings good news/bad news
Good news for government; bad for ‘democracy’ Luís Montenegro’s AD centre-right government has received some good news today, in the form of a new poll that shows 20% of the
Algarve Golden Terroir hosted international Wine Tourism FAM Trip
Between March 7 and 11, the wine tourism project showcased the region as a “wine tourism destination of excellence”. The Algarve Golden Terroir (AGT) project hosted 14 international buyers on
US tariffs could hit Portugal’s GDP by 1.1%
Bank of Portugal navigates trail of uncertainty The increase in tariffs imposed by the US could have an impact of 1.1% of Portugal’s GDP, especially in the first two years
Family fun at Vale do Lobo Spring Market
Celebrate the arrival of spring with Easter activities and entertainment for all Celebrate the arrival of spring at the Vale do Lobo Spring Market on Friday and Saturday, April 18
One dead, two seriously injured, in stabbing in Óbidos
32-year-old foreign national in police custody A 32-year-old man killed a 72-year-old man in the early hours of this morning in a house in Óbidos, in the district of Leiria.
New record in wind generation – thanks to storm Martinho!
National grid registers “historic maximums” of wind energy on Wednesday Thanks to storm Martinho blowing its path across the country this week, the national power grid has reported ‘new historic
Portuguese Man o’War warning, from Sintra to Tavira
Sightings of “unusual numbers” of these hazardous creatures Dozens of Portuguese Man of War, capable of causing serious skin burns, have been sighted on Portuguese beaches, from Magoito (Sintra) to
Gust of 169 km/hour recorded on headland during storm Martinho
Martinho may have passed, but clean-up operation persists With the wild winds of storm Martinho now long gone from Portugal’s mainland, data is still coming in on the force that