News
Show Me The Money
Palma City Council is willing pay up to 20,000 euros to every family that leaves Son Banya voluntarily.
Tourism
Tourist Rental Sector Down By 500,000
The new regulations for the tourist rental market in the Balearic Islands have cost the sector about 500,000 customers in the last two years.
Child Welfare
Juvenile Prostitution Investigation
Proposals for an Investigative Commission to look into alleged prostitution of minors.
News
Here's a look at the last seven days through the pages of the "Majorca Daily Bulletin"
Take a look at what happened over the last week on the island.
Transport
Palma EMT Demonstration Suspended
Palma protestors forced to suspend their demonstration against changes to EMT bus routes.
Property
Balearics the leader for home sales to foreign buyers
A downward trend in British home buying is expected to continue.
Environment
Madrid spending 4.4 million on Balearics Storm Gloria damage
Emergency spending because of Storm Gloria totals 19.75 million euros.
Transport
Soller Tunnel nighttime closure for four weeks
Work will last four weeks; the tunnel won't be closed on Friday and Saturday nights.
Courts
Businessman denies exploitation of workers at his finca
Two workers were living in poor conditions and working four times as many as hours as they were meant to.
Person of the week
The former mayor of Palma was officially named the new national government delegate in the Balearics.
What's on
What's on and films to see in English on Monday / Tuesday
Sonic only being screened in Mahon (Minorca). Jazz Palma Festival at Blue Jazz Club tonight.
My column
Four could win the Six Nations
Who is going to win the Six Nations championship and Bird woman of Majorca.
Humans of Majorca
Horacio and Pilar are Humans of Majorca: Art for Arts sake
A new space in Palma where literature and art become one.
What's On
Top tips of events in Majorca this week
Festival Jazz Palma continues this week, Carnival is in full swing on the weekend and George Sand Festival.
Fan's View
Mallorca win 1-0 but still in bottom three
Mallorca fought hard to keep their noses in front.
Viewpoint
More civil servants than Scotland
Yes, according to the latest report, the Balearics employs more civil servants than Scotland.
Humphrey Carter