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.
Pyromania again afflicting Palma
The district of Es Rafal has been particularly affected.
Some roads in Mallorca still blocked on Sunday
Thirteen children needed to be rescued on Saturday when a hiking group got lost.
Balearic ports most profitable in Europe because of cruise tourism
The Deloitte value is substantially higher than that of a 2017 report.
Woman who took her own life in Palma store had a psychiatric history
A psychologist was on hand to help staff and customers.
The next tram project - Palma to Calvia
President Armengol is promising a tram to Calvia.
Warning that the situation in Mallorca's mountains "is not back to normal"
Around 100 kilometres of road are affected.
Mallorca's first fully sustainable tourist excursions boat
Recycled materials, zero emissions; the investment has been hefty.
Town hall wanting government money to maintain Es Trenc beach
Campos says that it has had to assume all costs associated with the beach being part of the nature park.
Two arrested for robbery and rape of tourist in Magalluf
The incident happened in the early hours of Friday morning.
More taxi licences for Mallorca this summer
Town halls will be able to issue as many temporary licences as they need.
Plea to stay away from the mountains this weekend
The Guardia Civil will be controlling roads.
Balearics architects criticise the lack of new social housing
At the same time, there is a growing trend to the building of ever larger and more expensive houses.
Winter hotels opening in Mallorca
For this February, says the hoteliers federation, 31% of hotels were open.
Boy oh boy, it’s the Classic Rally
This week: A Renault Super Five GT Turbo from 1986 will be racing in the Rally Clásico Puerto Portals, North Mallorca Lions supporting the community and Nomads celebrate after a fantastic show.
Week in Review: Sinkholes, Beverly Hills in Mallorca and Madeleine McCann sighting
The stories that made the headlines this week in Mallorca.
Joy for tenants of new social housing in Palma
President Armengol - "We do not want more luxury homes but ones that the middle and working classes can access."
Palma sinkhole - Residents had warned of water leak
A jet of water appeared in a building's underground car park a week before the sinkhole.