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.
Warning that tax reductions will damage the sustainability of Balearic finances
The Balearic government is affected by increased interest payments for its huge debt.
300,000 euros compensation for Briton blinded by Magalluf club paint gun
Dillon Connery, then 18, was hit in the face at point-blank range by a paint bag.
Mallorca events: What's On from Monday, August 21 to Thursday, August 24
Fiestas in Soller, Felanitx, Son Ferrer (among others); Festival of the Lanterns; Deya, Pollensa and Sa Pobla music festivals ...
Magalluf gang rape: Woman's phone was stolen
The number was dialled, which led to the first arrests.
Storms and heavy rain forecast for Mallorca later this week
Remaining hot this week, especially in the interior.
The new government's plans for addressing the housing crisis in Mallorca
Public land will be transferred to developers for the building of homes to rent.
Playa de Palma at night, fuelled by alcohol street sellers
The street sellers take advantage of the tourism of excesses law.
Food price increase in Mallorca still in double digits
"Families have to eat. Even if the price rises, they will have to continue buying."
Alcudia police - a strong presence on social media
Transparency, prevention and citizen collaboration - key reasons for the force's Facebook activity.
Two more suspects sought in Magalluf gang rape case
Investigating judge: The possibility that there was consent is "absurd".
Palma not among Europe's top-ten cities most 'saturated' by tourists
The study found that Dubrovnik was the most saturated European city.
Your weekly news catch up in Mallorca
This week empty homes, housing law, tourist saturation, the heat is on, passenger numbers and irresponsible behaviour.
Spain's Princess Leonor starts her military training
Her military training will last three years.
Mixed messages: What actually do Mallorca’s hoteliers want?
Palma Son Sant Joan counted 4,378,210 passengers in July, an increase of 5.9% compared with last year.
25,000 euros penalty for illegal scooters for hire in Playa de Palma
There was no permission for the scooters.
Fancy staying at Puerto Pollensa’s military base?
The base is rarely open to the public, while the neighbouring La Fortalesa is only open to TV series production crews and actors as well as to brides and grooms plus guests for sports personalities’ weddings.
When communicating Mallorca’s hydrogen bombs
Truly staggering that the government knew nothing about the Lloseta plant fault.
Germany's Eurowings increasing summer and winter flights to Mallorca
"Winter looks great on the island," says the CEO of Eurowings.
Visits by the public to Pollensa's La Fortalesa closer to becoming a reality
Members of the public can't visit but La Fortalesa is a venue for 'VIP' weddings.
Comment
Another load of tourist tax nonsense
There is actually an easier formula for residents not paying the tourist tax.
Andrew Ede 20/08/2023 14:44