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.
One hundred fewer cruise ship stopovers in Palma in 2023
A maximum of three cruise ships in 2023 with no exceptions.
Carriers threatening not to deliver to the centre of Soller
All to do with risks since the unloading point was moved.
"What took you so long?": Rescue of cave diver in Mallorca
Two other cave divers found Miquel Perelló after he had been in the cave for some seven hours.
Bar owner fined for falsely denouncing a competitor on forty occasions
The court ruled that the sole intention was to hinder the work of the other bar.
Police helicopter being used in the fight against drugs
The helicopter can capture maximum quality images from a distance one kilometre.
Hoteliers opposed to tourist tax revenue for housing
Housing should be funded through the government's general budget.
From the steppes of eastern Europe to a Mallorcan Halloween
The eve of Samhain is October 31, which is traditionally considered to be All Saints Eve, as tradition in Mallorca has attempted, with increasingly less and less success, to distance itself from a commercialised Anglo-Saxon Halloween.
Mallorcan witness to Seoul tragedy: "Suddenly the street was full of motionless bodies"
Xavier Bush from Santanyi was in the Itaewon district when the crush occurred.
Mediterranean warming more rapidly than anywhere else on the planet
Among other things, The Lancet project highlights an increase in the transmission of infectious diseases.
Chopin and Graves have boosted residents' income
In Valldemossa and Deya, per capita income is higher than in comparable municipalities.
Hotel Formentor garden steps have survived the demolition
Landscaping is a fundamental aspect of the comprehensive redevelopment project.
Inside the Palma bank branch squat
The one-time bank branch by the Palma police headquarters has become notorious.
500 euros for finding a flat to sell
The association of real estate agents has condemned this financial incentive.
New indefinite rubbish strike called in Alcudia
The union maintains that agreements which ended the strike in the summer have not been complied with.
Town hall now grants licence for Hotel Formentor demolition
On Monday, a suspension of work was ordered.
Palma Airport record for the end of October
The first week of November will be pretty busy.
Environmentalists say that Cala Deya restaurant terrace should go
The Costas Authority has said that it will not be granting further concession for the terrace.
28 million euros of tourist tax for housing purposes
Social housing and the mortgage guarantee scheme.
The stories that made the headlines last week in Mallorca
Described as, and rightly so, one of the greatest challenges facing the Balearics, overpopulation is a combination of the ever-increasing size of the resident population - faster growth than anywhere else in Spain - and of the high floating population, which mainly means tourists.
Ryanair handling strike in Spain is called off
Minimum services' demands have made the strike "impossible".
- Emergency declared on Ryanair flight bound for Palma from Dublin
- Mallorca ambassador Sir Bradley Wiggins has “lost” his Mallorca home
- Mallorca restaurants losing clients, tourists tighten their belts
- Mallorca hotelier - "I wouldn't go to a place where I perceived there to be animosity towards tourists"
- Mallorca needs to remember price is king