Madeira Sees Growth in Building Permits and Vehicle Movements in 2025
In 2025, Madeira experienced a notable increase in building permits and a shift in vehicle movements, reflecting the region's economic dynamism.
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In 2025, Madeira experienced a notable increase in building permits and a shift in vehicle movements, reflecting the region's economic dynamism.
Residents and businesses in Rua dos Dragoeiros, Ribeira Brava, express concerns over ongoing urban regeneration works, prompting political intervention.
The Socialist Party in Madeira is set to elect its new Secretary-General this Saturday, with JosĂ© LuĂs Carneiro running unopposed.
In 2025, Madeira recorded an increase in both building permits and vehicle movements, reflecting the island's evolving infrastructure and transport dynamics.
The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere forecasts cloudy skies with some clear spells in southwest Madeira, along with light, scattered showers in the north and highlands. Winds will be moderate to strong, potentially reaching 60 km/h in gusts.
On March 13, Madeira is hosting events to mark World Consumer Rights Day at the Electricity Museum – Casa da Luz, featuring key discussions on consumer rights and digital compliance.
A series of unsettling incidents marked March 12, 2026, on Madeira Island, involving a motorcycle accident, an active fire in Ribeira Brava, and tragic deaths in Faial and Campanário.
The Capitania do Porto do Funchal has extended the strong wind warning for Madeira due to adverse weather conditions. Residents and tourists are advised to exercise caution.
The Social Democratic Party (PSD) has accused the Socialist Party (PS) of creating delays in the mobility subsidy process, crucial for Madeira residents and tourists.
The Maritime Authority of Funchal has extended the strong wind warning for the Madeira archipelago due to forecasted high wind speeds. Here's what residents and visitors should know.
The PSD accuses the PS of "demagoguery" in handling the Social Mobility Subsidy, claiming delays and political maneuvers harm Madeirans.
The 3rd edition of Funchal's Bread Forum, an initiative by the Funchal City Council, offers engaging educational activities for children, spotlighting traditional bread-making techniques.