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.
Judge authorises second autopsy for Magalluf death
Tobias White died following an incident at a Magalluf club on July 26.
Costas demanding closure of Cala Llombards car park
The Costas say that the car park is in a "beach area".
Hotel Formentor - a "faithful" reconstruction
The old hotel failed to meet various regulations; the new hotel is now due to open in April 2024.
Real Mallorca owner fined 10 million dollars by the NBA in the US
Robert Sarver was accused of racism, misogyny and sexual harassment.
Tourism minister says there has to be "management" of tourist numbers
"If certain measures aren't taken, the flows of tourists could be unlimited."
Prosecution in Mallorca seeking 36 years for two robbers
Four robberies or attempted robberies in the space of less than twelve hours.
Not enough tourist tax revenue to meet all requests
Government priorities for tourist tax spending aren't pleasing everyone.
British tourism recovers, but with lower spending
The British tourism market was affected more than most by Covid measures.
Palma chosen for electric carriage pilot scheme
A Spanish government scheme; the electric carriages are likely to be available in the first quarter of 2023.
Juan Carlos will attend the Queen's funeral
The former king, the Queen Mother, Sofia, and King Felipe and Queen Letizia will all attend the funeral.
Heat alert yet a horse carriage was being driven in Palma
Animal-rights party Progreso en Verde is to denounce the driver.
Storm Danielle affecting the mainland, but will it hit Mallorca?
Weather stations point to a change in the weather from Wednesday.
Carlos Alcaraz - "A dream since I was a child"
Rafa Nadal was one of the first to congratulate Alcaraz, the new star of Spanish and world tennis.
Return to school in the Balearics
And a return to normality following the pandemic.
Housing and clean energy - government priorities for the tourist tax
Decisions on spending this year's tourist tax revenue will be made in around three weeks' time.
The last lighthouse keepers in Mallorca
The extinction of the lighthouse keepers' profession was as much a political decision as one to do with automation.
Return of the Santa Ponsa battle
Eleven groups of Moors clashed with eleven groups of Christians.
Government demanding demolition go-ahead for Cala Mondragó beach bar
The Costas Authority has yet to definitively withdraw concession for the use of the beach bar.
15% fall in Balearics sale of homes forecast for 2023
The average price of homes forecast to remain the same.
Alcudia and Buger - the highest densities of holiday rentals places
Pollensa has a lower density but is a far bigger municipality in terms of land area.
- Ryanair responds to complaints in Palma: ‘The passenger upset the gate staff, who denied her boarding’
- Foreign Office updates guide for UK travellers to Spain
- Son Amar owner Margaret Whittaker dies
- Balearics and Canary Islands join forces to fight mass tourism
- It’s not just snakes “invading” the Balearics