
The Portugal News8 SeptDangerous invasive plant found in Portugal
The invasive plant Cortaderia, also known as pampas grass, is one of the most dangerous to health and is present in more than 200 mainland municipalities, experts warned, lamenting the lack of measures to contain it.

The Portugal News8 SeptMan caught transporting 4,300 litres of fuel in Algarve
A 32-year-old man has been arrested in Loulé after being caught transporting 4,300 litres of fuel in a goods vehicle.

The Portugal News8 SeptWhat’s in season right now? How to embrace the flavours of autumn
Cook with seasonal, warming ingredients.

The Portugal News8 SeptPortugal Weather Today (8 September): Cooler temperatures ahead?
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The Portugal News8 SeptMadrugada in Lagoa, just another clothing store?
What makes any charity shop special?

The Portugal News8 SeptColégio Militar Metro Station in Lisbon
Colégio Militar Metro Station, on Lisbon’s Blue Line, is located next to the Colombo shopping centre and Colégio Militar. The station combines modern design with artwork that reflects Lisbon’s tradition of bringing culture into everyday public spaces.

The Portugal News8 SeptPortugal no longer competes on price - It competes for engineering
For many years, the competitiveness of the Portuguese economy was often associated with a simple idea: to produce at lower costs than other European markets.

The Portugal News8 SeptPoets’ corner - The Stranger
A poem by Roberto Cavaleiro

The Portugal News7 SeptParque do Covelo for families in Porto
Parque do Covelo is a family-friendly urban park in Porto that combines green spaces and a playground for children and parents to play.

The Portugal News7 SeptIrrigation system investment to save 19 million cubic metres of water in the Algarve
A €15 million modernisation programme at the Alvor Irrigation Scheme is expected to significantly reduce water losses and improve the efficiency of one of the Algarve’s ageing agricultural networks.

The Portugal News7 SeptSupermarket trolleys house seahorses in Portugal
Nine supermarket trolleys placed in the waters of the Tagus River near Trafaria Bay, in the municipality of Almada, are now artificial shelters for a significant population of seahorses.

The Portugal News7 SeptAlgarve city assigns 48 new street names
The street names have been assigned to roads and public spaces in Marmelete and the town of Monchique.

The Portugal News7 SeptRegion of Portugal approves more than €57 million to recover from Storm Kristin
The Intermunicipal Community (CIM) of Beira Baixa has approved a budget of €57.34 million to support the recovery of the territory in the context of Storm Kristin.

The Portugal News7 SeptFree trips on a historic Portuguese boat
The iconic Muleta Álvaro Velho boat will offer free trips on 19 September.
The Portugal News7 SeptMotion of no confidence against the Portuguese government confirmed
The Standing Committee unanimously approved today the convocation of a plenary session for 8 September to debate and vote on the Chega party's motion of censure against the Government, which is already guaranteed to be rejected.

The Portugal News7 SeptPortugal among hardest countries in Europe to buy a home on average salary
Portugal has been identified as one of the most difficult countries in Europe to buy a home on an average salary, with Lisbon, Porto and the Algarve among the areas facing the greatest pressure.

The Portugal News7 SeptPublic transport campaign targeting youth in Portugal
On 7 September, Transportes Metropolitanos do Porto announced the launch of the ‘Validate Your Pass’ campaign for the Andante brand, aimed at promoting the adoption of the Youth Pass, which is free for those under 23, whether or not they are students.

The Portugal News7 SeptRyanair accused of failing to provide human customer service in Spain
Ryanair has been reported to Spanish consumer authorities over claims that passengers calling its customer service numbers in Spain are unable to speak to a real person.

The Portugal News7 SeptThousands of computer equipment arrive at Portugal's justice services
The Ministry of Justice (MJ) announced the start of distributing more than 24,000 pieces of computer equipment to reinforce "working conditions in the courts and other services," an operation that will continue until December.

The Portugal News7 SeptPortugal Increases Fuel Tax Discount
The Portuguese Government has increased its fuel tax discount by around three cents per litre for both petrol and diesel as drivers face another sharp rise in prices.

The Portugal News7 SeptDrivers in slow march protest fuel price increase in Portugal
A slow march of cars travelled along roads leading to the Galp refinery in Sines, in the Setúbal district, to protest the increase in fuel prices.

The Portugal News7 SeptFerrari's Monza Misery Shows Old Problems Still Haunt Formula 1's Most Famous Team
Few teams in Formula 1 carry the weight of expectation that Ferrari faces every time it races at Monza. Yet once again, the Italian Grand Prix left the ‘Tifosi’ wondering whether the Scuderia's greatest rival is not Red Bull, Mercedes or McLaren, but itself.

The Portugal News7 SeptLidl widens lead over Mercadona in Portugal
Lidl has strengthened its position as Portugal’s third-largest supermarket chain, widening the gap over fast-expanding rival Mercadona during the first half of 2026.

The Portugal News7 SeptNew parking facility planned for Algarve tourism hotspot
Plans for a long-awaited new parking facility in Praia do Carvoeiro have taken another step forward, with the project now expected to move towards a public tender next year.