Relocation & Living
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British people living in Spain can now use two new social media channels to engage with fellow residents, as well as to find news and advice from the Embassy and its partners who support Britons abroad.
The launch by the Embassy of these social media channels coincides with the first official visits this week by the new British Ambassador Simon Manley to Malaga, Alicante and Barcelona - and ahead of visits to the Spanish islands in the coming weeks. Mr Manley said: read more » |
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Many of our readers hope or want to relocate to Lanzarote one day, and for that reason we’ve put together a book which will help them.
The Camel Guide to Relocating to Lanzarote is the first in a series of guidebooks we plan to produce for tourists and residents and it’s available as both an E Book and a 133 page paperback. The information in it is a distillation of 13 years experience on the island and four years worth of writing articles about Lanzarote. It’s packed full of useful stuff like: read more »
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Karen Sorensen is well known to many residents following frequent visits to family here during the last 16 years. Karen is heading out to Vietnam in 9 days time to complete a fund raising trek for two breast cancer charities.
This is not Karen’s first charity trek, she has already undertaken several including the Negev Desert, The Great Wall of China and the Inca Trail at Machu Picchu to help children suffering from cerebral palsy. Having being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008, and because of other recent circumstances, her subsequent charity treks have been in aid of Breast Cancer Care and Breakthrough Breast Cancer. The Hill Tribe Trek heads deep into the heart of North Vietnam, participants are taken well off the beaten track through read more » |
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Carlos Sánchez is on the Board of Directors at The Reiki Alliance, he will be holding a Reiki Course in Lanzarote during October.
If you’re interested in learning how you can use Reiki in your daily life to help yourself and others, this is the course for you. The First Degree Reiki Usui Shiki Ryoho course will be held at Kalyana in Tías. Reiki is a Japanese word that means universal life energy read more » |
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None of us like to think that we’re getting any older and death isn’t something we talk about easily. It can take the loss of a loved one to understand that planning ahead could help your friends and family at a difficult time, if something did happen to you.
In Spain we don’t have the usual time to make funeral arrangements compared to the UK, it’s normal for the service to be held the following day. Can you imagine having to deal with the situation within this time constraint, in a foreign language and needing the funds instantly accessible to pay for it. There are different types of plans available, you may prefer to read more » |
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You are all invited to attend an Open Day at Academia L.I.L.S. in Puerto del Carmen on Wednesday 11th September.
Academia L.I.L.S. is Lanzarote’s International Language School situated on Calle Suecia in the resort of Puerto del Carmen. Martine Vanderborght took over the Academy earlier this year and has worked hard over several months to improve the facilities and courses offered. The open day is not just for those interested in learning or improving their language skills, Martine would like to welcome read more » |
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The popular Top Catz Dance classes in Lanzarote will be starting again next week after the summer holidays.
Marlene from Top Catz offers classes in tap dance, Irish, Flamenco, funky, jazz and in a new twist…….clogging! Classes will be held in the CEIP Rafael Cedres primary school in Tías, next to the police station and possibly another venue.
Irish classes will use soft and hard shoe. Tap will include various read more » |
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