Operation Checkmate - Police investigating Vox councillor meetings in Son Banya
A Vox councillor at Palma town hall is said to have a close association with the gypsy federation headed by one of 23 people arrested last week.
Drastic change in the lifeguard towers on Palma's beaches
Since the beginning of March, the old towers have been removed and replaced by new American-style towers.
Over 4,000 people on the waiting list for Balearic government housing
The number of properties the government has is clearly insufficient to meet demand.
Important information for British travellers arriving at Palma airport from April
Walkway is expected to make life easier
Top British author will be signing copies of his books in Palmanova next month as part of Saint George's celebrations
"Numerous events will be taking place throughout the week..."
Who would steal from the Sa Pobla church collection box?
Some 3,000 euros were raised for repairing damage that was caused by Storm Gloria in January 2020.
Spanish court sets 1 million euro bail for Dani Alves to be released from prison
The case has attraced significant attention.
Spanish police search soccer federation HQ in corruption probe
Police were carrying out a total of 11 searches on unspecified locations across Spain.
Fat shaming - or just telling the uncomfortable truth?
Obesity is becoming a long term problem for much of western society.
Daily Horoscope
What does your horoscope say about you today: Wednesday, March 20
There's an opportunity for encouraging and healing conversations to take place today
Big fall in the number of international flights at Palma this Easter
The reason seems to be that airlines will still be operating winter schedules.
Holy Week 2024: Times and routes for Palma's processions
Palma is decked out for Holy Week, an event that brings together thousands of the faithful and more and more tourists every year.
Comment
Summer policing - reasons to be sceptical
The unions have pointed out that policing needs, be these for winter or summer, have changed markedly over the years.
Andrew Ede