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Recent incidents in Funchal, including a fire caused by a homeless individual and two motorcycle accidents, highlight safety concerns for residents and tourists in Madeira.
Madeira's airport is set to enhance security with the addition of 20 new police officers, part of a larger national effort to decrease waiting times for non-Schengen passengers.
The Funchal City Council has signed multi-year agreements with 17 cultural associations to enhance stability and planning in the arts sector.
Câmara de Lobos is set to experience a temporary water supply interruption for maintenance, while new parking measures aim to enhance safety and organization for residents and tourists alike.
A recent inspection at Funchal's Mercado dos Lavradores revealed four consumer rights violations in the complaint books, highlighting the importance of accurate pricing and consumer protection.
Rubina Leal, President of the Legislative Assembly of Madeira, will join the Azores Autonomous Region Day celebrations, marking the 50th anniversary of regional autonomy.
The Ponta Delgada swimming complex in Madeira will reopen on June 15, offering residents and tourists a renewed space for leisure and recreation.
The JPP party recommends the establishment of a submarine outfall to improve the Calheta Wastewater Treatment Plant's efficiency, currently operating at only 10% capacity.
The cruise ship Amadea, carrying 484 passengers and 310 crew, arrived at Funchal Port from Lanzarote and will depart for Tangier, Morocco, on its two-week voyage.
The Funchal City Council has committed €74,000 to enhance the living conditions of 23 families under the '+ Habitação' project, emphasizing community welfare.
On May 19, 2026, Madeira's Legislative Assembly recognized entities promoting non-discrimination, coinciding with the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia.
The Juntos Pelo Povo party demands urgent action from the Regional Government of Madeira to address environmental concerns at the Calheta Wastewater Treatment Plant, which is operating at just 10% capacity due to the absence of a crucial submarine outfall.