Latest news from Tres Cantos
The Tres Cantos City Council invests nearly 3 million euros in renovating nine public schools during the summer, focusing on climate control, accessibility, and modernisation.
Tres Cantos publishes 'Puntos, comas y límites', a practical guide for assertive communication and healthy relationships, aimed at preventing gender violence.
The Tres Cantos City Council has established job pools for a Library Assistant and five Auxiliary Technician positions after completing selection processes.
Tres Cantos reminds of summer hours for unleashing dogs (22:00-10:00) and the obligation to register dogs in the DNA census, with checks by the Local Police.
The Aula UAM+50 in Tres Cantos opens enrolment for six courses on history, art, geopolitics, and wellbeing, with special prices for residents.
The libraries of Tres Cantos launch 'Refreshing Reads' with age guides, extended loans to 45 days, and special summer hours.
Tres Cantos and UAM launch micro-credentials for professionals, with a first edition in Aerospace Law starting in late 2026.
Tres Cantos cancels eclipse activities on August 12 due to fire risk and high temperatures, distributing 400 certified glasses for safe viewing.
Tres Cantos advises avoiding outdoor exertion due to ozone episode. Authorities recommend morning activities and visiting health centres for respiratory symptoms.
Tres Cantos renews the agreement with FINSOL for the 'Classroom of Experience and Solidarity' project, providing €4,000 for vulnerable schoolchildren.
Tres Cantos opens the call for the 2026 Energy Efficiency Plan with 80,000 euros in aid for homes and property communities.
The PSOE of Tres Cantos denounces uncultivated plots posing a fire risk, following last year's severe fire in Soto de Viñuelas.
Tres Cantos renovates its dog areas with new fountains, furniture, and signage during the summer to minimise disturbances.
Emilio Menéndez and Carlos Baturín married in Tres Cantos on July 11, 2005, being the first same-sex couple to marry legally in Spain.
IU Tres Cantos commemorates the 21st anniversary of Spain's first equal marriage, officiated in 2005, as a symbol against current hate speech.