Entire country under weather warnings due to ‘Therese’
IPMA, the Portuguese Institute for the Sea and Atmosphere has issued several warnings due to rough seas, sometimes heavy showers accompanied by thunderstorms and wind from today for the entire
Vilamoura tops Algarve list for premium golf breaks
Vilamoura has been named the top choice for premium golf holidays in the Algarve, according to new data from UK-based Glencor Golf Holidays. The analysis shows that trips to Vilamoura
Exquisite paper art and collage exhibition in Algarve
Galeria Nova at the Museu do Traje in São Brás de Alportel is hosting a “remarkable artistic encounter” from April 11 to May 18, 2026. “The Space Between Us” (O
PJ police search town halls over suspicions of ‘Christmas lights’ corruption
A mega police operation is said to be underway in various town halls today. The focus is ‘suspicion of corruption in the acquisition of Christmas lights’. Details coming through this
New urban park opens in Parchal
A sprawling new urban park set to give families plenty of open space to walk, play and enjoy the outdoors will officially open this Saturday (March 21) in Parchal, Lagoa.
Free Trade NGO head to meet Portuguese food producers
In Loco, a development agency based in São Brás de Alportel, and other local partners will host an in-person session with Mathew John, a leading international practitioner in product development
Storm Therese to bring rain until the weekend
Storm Therese is expected to bring several days of wet weather to Portugal this week, with rain and possible thunderstorms forecast particularly for the south and centre of the country.
PM puts wind up owner of airports operator: “you can do more/ faster”
Prime Minister Luís Montenegro has said today that Vinci – the owner of ANA, the Portuguese airports managing concessionaire, can do “more and faster”. Stressing that in ANA, Vinci has
Forum Algarve celebrates 25 years in Faro
Forum Algarve is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, marking the occasion with a refreshed brand identity aimed at strengthening its connection with the local community. The new identity includes
Portugal won’t be sending any military to help Trump ‘reopen Strait of Hormuz’
“Portugal is not, nor will it be, involved in this conflict”. In a short but fairly explanatory sentence today, foreign minister Paulo Rangel has, in effect, answered the oblique threat