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.
Two weeks of wet weather forecast, as Mallorca is again hit by flooding
Heaviest rain on Sunday was in the northeast of Mallorca.
Disputed purchase of an old Palma glass factory ends in defeat for a member of the Porsche family
Hans-Peter Porsche maintained that he had a verbal contract to purchase the property.
Forest in the Balearics has increased, but so have the risks
The forested area of the islands has doubled over the past fifty years.
Mallorca events: What's on from Monday to Thursday
This week don't miss out on Inca's Dijous Bo on Thursday!
Huge demonstration calls for the president of the Valencia Government to resign
There has been growing anger in Valencia over the government's management of the emergency.
Sunday's weather in Mallorca
The forecast for Mallorca for Sunday, the tenth of November.
Prison demand for mother who let her six-year-old take cocaine
Analysis indicated substance abuse over several months.
Alcudia will purchase the old Gatamoix farming colony founded by British engineers
The colony, one of nine in Mallorca, was founded in 1876.
Over 400 new homes at Playa de Palma development
Ses Fontanelles will not be developed as a shopping centre but as an 'urban centre'.
Balearic law now expected to prohibit development in potential flood zones
A government rethink in light of events in Valencia.
Saturday's weather in Mallorca - Yellow alert for rain
The forecast for Mallorca for Saturday, the ninth of November.
Ten million euros of tourist tax revenue to fight illegal holiday lets in the Balearics
Two-thirds of projected spending will be for environmental and water projects.
Slump in the sale of homes in the Balearics ... but foreigners continue to buy a third of them
The highest prices in the country are a reason for the fall.
Housing law makes access to affordable homes in Mallorca difficult
The law needs to be repealed in order to increase the supply of housing and to make it more affordable.
Three injured after pedestrian bridge collapses in Palma
The bridge was hit by a crane truck's raised boom.
The number of migrants arriving in the Balearics has more than doubled this year
700 migrants have arrived in the Balearics this week.
Mallorca events: What's On Friday to Sunday
This weekend Inca hosts its Dijous Bo and Santa Maria la Majors festivities, Muro has its Pumpkin fair and there are festive markets in Puerto Andratx and Puerto Portals.
Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
These are the stories that made the headlines this week
Friday's weather in Mallorca - Whole island on amber alert
An emergencies directorate alert is standard practice in response to met agency warnings.
Tourism promotion money to be spent instead on tackling Mallorca's illegal holiday lets
"We do not need to dedicate so much effort in making Mallorca known."
- Son Amar owner Margaret Whittaker dies
- Ryanair responds to complaints in Palma: ‘The passenger upset the gate staff, who denied her boarding’
- It’s not just snakes “invading” the Balearics
- Decision to call off Mallorca cycling race angers organisers
- Balearics and Canary Islands join forces to fight mass tourism