Andrew Ede
Background in business publishing. Started an online blog about Mallorca in 2005, which went daily in 2007, covering culture, environment, history, politics, tourism and more. Became a regular contributor to the Bulletin in 2010 before joining the staff a few years later.
120 million euros - the estimated cost of segregating classes in the Balearics by language
Vox are insistent on the free choice of language (Castellano or Catalan) for teaching in Balearic schools.
Mallorca the better side in scrappy draw against Getafe
Perhaps surprisingly, Getafe only had one player booked.
Historic watchtower in Andratx in a terrible state
The town hall and Council of Mallorca have been criticised for their apparent apathy.
Tourism affected by a "saharisation" of the Mediterranean
A forum debated issues ahead of a summit of EU tourism ministers in Palma.
Mallorcan rapper returning to Spain after years on the run
Valtonyc's lawyer says that they were informed on Friday that his sentence had expired.
The weekly round-up of news in Mallorca
Bus drivers, road fatalities, drugs found on the coasts, Chinese tourism and more ... .
Call for airport buses to Mallorca coastal resorts to run all year
The Aerotib routes cease at the end of October.
Mallorca looking at all-year US flights
United Airlines will be maintaining the same New York schedule as this year in 2024.
100,000 vans checked in Mallorca tourist murder investigation
The National Police only had a description of the van, not a number plate.
Hunting to return to 3,000 hectares of Palma land
Palma was removed from the hunting plan in 2016.
War of words over Tramuntana Mountains illegal motorbike races
Residents say that the authorities should stop treating them like fools.
Arrests for the murder of a German tourist in Palma
What had initially looked like no more than a road accident turned into a murder investigation.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Sunday
This weekend in Mallorca offers a diverse array of cultural and entertainment events.
English Fine Books in Palma set to reopen
Rodney Browne retired last year; new owners have created order for the some 100,000 books.
British chain Travelodge includes Palma in expansion plans
Great growth potential seen for quality budget hotels.
Comment
Turning shops into homes in Mallorca - Or will they?
Town hall planning departments aren't exactly renowned for moving rapidly.
Andrew Ede 27/10/2023 20:58