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Algarve Daily News3d ago

Tavira weighs up 173-acre solar farm planned for Cachopo hills, involving felling of over 500 trees

Residents and other interested parties have until 9 December to have their say on plans for a large solar farm in the hills above Cachopo, in the municipality of Tavira. The proposed 173-acre site in the Serra do Caldeirão would see 527 holm oaks and a cork oak felled, with 1,368 holm oaks planted in compensation.

Algarve Daily News4d ago

Celebration of modernist architecture arrives in Olhão and Tavira, as Modernist Weekend slips the bounds of Faro for first time

The Modernist Weekend, an event celebrating Faro’s modernist architecture, is leaving the capital of the Algarve for the first time. Its fifth edition, set to take place from 6 to 8 November, will stretch to Olhão and Tavira, the organisers have announced.

Algarve Daily News9 Sept

Tavira Court orders shutdown of Cerro do Meio quarry, following months of noise, dust, and broken promises

Tavira Court has ordered the owner of the “Cerro do Meio” quarry, Miner Blanc, to close down operations at the site “immediately and permanently”, in a ruling welcomed by residents of the Luz de Tavira and Santo Estêvão civil parishes. A group of local residents brought a special legal action before Tavira Court seekin

Algarve Daily News13 Aug

Over 300 people queue along Tavira beach to watch solar eclipse through Science Centre telescope

More than 300 people gathered yesterday at Arraial beach in Tavira to watch the solar eclipse, in an event that attracted a larger-than-expected crowd, according to Filipa Vargas, of the Tavira Ciência Viva Science Centre, who organised the event.

Algarve Daily News15 Jun

Algarve municipalities under very high rural wildfire risk, expected to remain elevated all week

Silves, Loulé, São Brás de Alportel and Tavira were placed under a very high rural wildfire risk warning this Monday, according to the Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA).