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.
Residents faced with the "insufferable" noise of Palma
Residents are looking to move because they can't stand the noise any longer.
Palma Avenidas petrol station owners facing sanction for contamination
There was a leak from a damaged tank at the Plaça Progrés petrol station.
Warren Buffett's real-estate business presents Mallorca expansion plans
Mallorca - a true paradise for the North American market.
Two Palma students arrested for hacking exams' system
Individual teachers' accounts were accessed.
Partido Popular and Vox reach first agreements for town hall coalitions
Calvia and Alcudia; Vox will have responsibility for the police in both municipalities.
Response to Uber - taxis will pick up anywhere in Mallorca
But not immediately, as a single app to unify all taxi services will have to be developed.
Michael Brown, one-time Liberal Democrats donor, fined 1.5 million euros by a Mallorca court
He was originally arrested in connection with fraud and money laundering charges in Mallorca.
Your weekly news catch-up in Mallorca
The stories that made the headlines this week in Mallorca.
Uber in Mallorca day one - taxi drivers deserting?
One of the taxi associations is not ruling out stoppages in protest against Uber.
Arenal security plan for Spanish students starts on Friday
An attempt to control the unwanted effects of so-called study trips.
Lío Mallorca restaurant fully booked for opening night
The club is opening a bit later than had originally been thought.
Manacor’s giants and dancers - how the Dominicans shaped a town’s heritage
Dancers and giants are examples of cultural heritage.
Mallorca taxi representatives meeting to discuss Uber "illegality"
Representatives are ruling out protests that would "paralyse the islands' airports".
The low-cost, 48-hour drinking holidays in Arenal
Young German tourists arrive solely with the intention of getting drunk.
Drunken tourism in Playa de Palma "worse than ever"
"There is no end to the drinking; some are still drunk on the streets at nine in the morning."
Uber arrives in Mallorca, but not on the road - yet
A ruling by the Constitutional Court in Madrid will be crucial.
The Church beach bar in Mallorca that will help people in need
The bar is called Tabgha, which has strong Biblical connotations.
Heavy rain leaves Porreres fearing for its apricots
The Porreres Apricot Fair is this coming Saturday.
Comment
Specialists in meat (and other Mallorcan advertising)
If one restaurant claims to be specialists in meat, and the one next door also claims to be, then which specialists should customers opt for?
Andrew Ede 08/06/2023 14:59