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.
Mallorca's hotels looking forward to a good summer despite higher prices
Higher production costs have led to price increases.
Puerto Pollensa man accused of raping a second girl under the age of 13
The accused is now in prison.
Warning of taxi shortage again this summer
Palma town hall criticised for being "slow and ineffective".
Airline reinforcement to avoid summer travel problems
Record flight demand for Mallorca anticipated this summer.
Project to redevelop Pollensa's old cinema given the green light
The Cine Capitol hasn't been used for over 20 years.
Mallorca on alert as depression moves in from the mainland
The forecast for Mallorca for Wednesday, May 24.
Too many tourists? What Mallorca's political parties say
The elections are almost upon us, and tourism is a key issue.
Rolex gang members sentenced but they won't go to prison
Compensation has to be paid and they are to be banned from Mallorca.
American tourists filling Palma's upmarket hotels
The United Airlines service from New York resumes this Friday.
Palma, the first Spanish Mediterranean port with zero emissions electrical connection
'Cold ironing' - no emissions and no noise.
Palma lifeguards call off their strike
The employers will foot the bill for the lifeguards' pay rise.
Demolition of Cala Mondragó beach bar starting this week
The removal of the beach bar will allow regeneration of habitats and dunes.
Magalluf raves with The Chemical Brothers
A tremendous climax to the three-day Mallorca Live Festival.
Scooters: regulations haven't kept pace with technology
Scooter users themselves agree that the rules need tightening up.
"Urgent meeting" to resolve Ryanair ensaïmada row
Ryanair are charging for some ensaïmadas to be taken onto planes.
Palma lifeguards to strike from Sunday
Both the lifeguards and their employers are accusing the town hall of failure to meet promises.
Four arrests in Mallorca for attempting to sell toxic almonds
25,000 tonnes of almonds had been imported from Australia.
The romantic days of the mountain excursion
“...the fundamental purpose of hiking is to get to fully know the land where you were born and where you live.”
- Ryanair in Palma Airport hand-luggage row
- It’s not just snakes “invading” the Balearics
- Decision to call off Mallorca cycling race angers organisers
- Adios to the Golden Visa, Hola to the non-lucrative visa, a new Spanish residency opening for Britons
- How to apply for the non-lucrative visa. All the steps