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Antigua’s new government rules out a recycling centre at the entrance to Caleta and makes land available in the industrial estateAntigua

Antigua’s new government rules out a recycling centre at the entrance to Caleta and makes land available in the industrial estate

Antigua Town Council will ask an upcoming extraordinary plenary session to approve the transfer to the Fuerteventura Island Council of land in the Costa Antigua industrial estate, paving the way for the future recycling centre. According to urban planning councillor David Alberto, around €400,000 is available for design and construction. The project forms part of measures introduced by the new government along the coast, where the councillor says the police presence has been increased following complaints about insecurity and the situation “has improved”.

Caleta de Fuste Antigua taxi drivers demand a correction from the Town Council: “Our president did not make the quoted statements”Antigua

Caleta de Fuste Antigua taxi drivers demand a correction from the Town Council: “Our president did not make the quoted statements”

The Taxi Association Caleta de Fuste Antigua I denies statements attributed to Francisco Vera in a municipal press release and calls for a public correction. The association rejects the use of its president’s name to support political assessments of the current and previous administrations, and says it was the association itself that initiated and funded the studies to define the fare zones.

Antigua to fast-track emergency tender worth nearly €700,000 to restore sports pavilion: it failed to meet safety requirementsAntigua

Antigua to fast-track emergency tender worth nearly €700,000 to restore sports pavilion: it failed to meet safety requirements

Antigua’s Planning Councillor, David Alberto, has warned of the poor condition of the municipal sports pavilion, which was temporarily closed after technical reports concluded that its roof “does not meet the requirements or guarantee safe conditions”, despite the facility being open for sporting activities. The councillor also outlined changes to the rules governing use of the facilities, which will give priority to people registered as residents of the municipality.

Antigua Town Council closes ‘Summer and Sports 2026’ campaign with more than 500 participantsAntigua

Antigua Town Council closes ‘Summer and Sports 2026’ campaign with more than 500 participants

Mayor Juan Cabrera says the campaign met its goal of encouraging people to take part in sport and providing active leisure options during the summer months. Sports officer Alejandro García says the whole team “is very pleased with the response to the campaign, with good attendance at the various activities and a spirit of community and participation throughout the programme”.

Antigua moves forward with land transfer for health centre in Caleta de FusteAntigua

Antigua moves forward with land transfer for health centre in Caleta de Fuste

Antigua mayor Juan Cabrera says the request from the Canary Islands Health Service to remedy the land-transfer file was approved unanimously at a full council meeting this Thursday. The file was sent in 2026. This is another step towards delivering the facility on land that, according to Urban Planning Councillor David Alberto, “lies outside the airport noise footprint and meets all planning requirements for the construction of the much-needed health facility in the tourist area”.