News of the day 3 May 2017
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In Palma an extra 41 officers are needed.

Police

Nearly all Majorca's town halls need more police

Over 380 more local police officers are needed across the Balearics.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

Antoni Noguera (left) with other leading lights from Més.

Politics

Noguera, first Republican mayor of Palma for 80 years

The reference he made to eighty years was to Emili Darder, the Republican mayor of Palma who was shot by Franco's Nationalists.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

Baltasar Picornell, the president of the Balearic parliament.

Finance

The Balearic government wants parliament's money

The Balearic parliament has accumulated bank savings of almost 10.7 million euros.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

Local police getting involved at Cala Varques.

Transport

Vehicle "saturation" moves to other coves in Manacor

The town hall has now banned parking on the rural lane to Caló des Serral as well.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

Calvia mayor, Alfonso Rodríguez, denies that Magalluf is being favoured.

Tourism

Town hall rejects Paguera and Santa Ponsa complaints

The Paguera and Santa Ponsa hoteliers believe that the town hall has been favouring Magalluf.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

Adrian O'Kane remembered at the Birmingham City game against Huddersfield.

Crime

Birmingham City pay tribute to Briton killed in Magalluf

The O'Kane family is still desperate for information about what happened on the night of the tragic accident.

Humphrey Carter

Obituaries

Obituary - Patrick Meadows

Patrick Meadows co-founded the International Music Festival of Deya.

Anthony Bonner

News / Comment

Comment

False claims

The hoteliers' main tourist market could go elsewhere because of the all-inclusive threat.

Jason Moore

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