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Alastair Robertson
Magellan in Tenerife, 500 years ago in September 1519
Soon, if not sooner, Tenerife, in particular Santa Cruz and El Medano, will be celebrating the 500th anniversary of the landing of Ferdinand Magellan September 1519, on his way to sail around the world. TO TENERIFE On the 10th August 1519 Ferdinand Magellan and Juan Sebastian Elcano set sail from Seville with five ships and about 270 men on ...Full Article
An eulogy to Don Antonio Gutierrez
When Nelson left Tenerife he was a broken man, defeated and demoralised, he was an amputee in pain and in a state of severe depression. He wrote to his ...Full Article
Visit by the Tertulia de Amigos del 25 de Julio to London
On Sunday 12th May 2019 ten members of the Tertulia de Amigos del 25 de Julio of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and four wives arrived in London to stay ...Full Article
Tobacco in Tenerife
Today you wouldn’t think of the Canary Islands as having a tobacco industry, but the evidence is there to see in the shady Plaza del Pato in Santa Cruz. ...Full Article
Tenerife heritage? Tenerife national trust?
A notice to you, the reader; this article is more of a plea to the cabildo and the ayuntamientos, the central government and local governments of Tenerife, than my normal ...Full Article
THE SPY
When the Second World War broke out in 1939, Spain was in ruins, the country had been devastated by the civil war that had ended only months before, and ...Full Article
All about skulls
Speaking of skulls, which we weren’t, show me a skeleton and I can say “That’s a skeleton” as good as the next man. Show me a tibia or a ...Full Article
The vanished convents of Tenerife
While travelling around Tenerife you might have noticed that there are churches and chapels and wayside shrines all over the island. But what are missing are monasteries and convents. In Britain, ...Full Article
Remembering British war dead
Recently we remembered those who gave their lives in the First World War. This article is about men who died in a battle long before.Full Article
“Torre del Conde” of La Gomera
Through the pages of the ‘Tenerife News’, may I make a suggestion to the Cabildo of Gomera, the Ayuntamiento of San Sebastian and the University of La Laguna, that an archaeological ...Full Article
