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.
Palma horse carriage drivers say the town hall is hindering them
There haven't been exams for new licences since 2020.
Rail plans for Mallorca like "groundhog day"
A group has been pressing for an east coast rail service since 1998.
Airport breaking records for flights
In overall terms, Palma is Spain's third busiest airport, but there are times when it is the busiest.
Fifty more police for Palma Airport control
The additional police will be deployed from June 20.
Formentor traffic restrictions will start on June 23
The restrictions will apply each day from 10am to 10.30pm until September 15.
A million euros to study feasibility of rail network extension
The Arta-Manacor line; the extension to Alcudia; and a new line to Campos.
Overbooking concerns for Mallorca hotels
Some hotels in the main tourist resorts are said to be halting sales.
Knobbly knees and a cake fit for a Queen - Puerto Pollensa celebrates the Jubilee
Street party in Puerto Pollensa.
Police search for Mallorca's "most wanted" man
Faycal Bellaoui escaped from a police station on May 17.
Family of Italian killed by Palma police car wanting "the truth"
There are "many contradictions" about what happened.
The high-spending Americans have arrived in Mallorca
The estimated daily spend by American tourists is put at 1,200 euros.
Alcudia has a new mayor
There had been agreement that Domingo Bonnín would serve as mayor for the final year of the current administration.
Cars gutted in latest Palma "pyromania" incident
Three deliberate fires overnight on Friday.
Guardia Civil investigating Palma police car fatality
A court has wanted the traffic police to investigate in order to ensure there are no doubts about what happened.
BCM owner still facing private prosecutions
Up to 41 years in prison for Bartolomé Cursach are sought in private prosecutions.
Palma jury finds Briton guilty of manslaughter
The prosecution had accused him of murder, which was not proven.
"Exciting and historic" - New opportunities for Mallorca from American tourism
Possibilities for extending the service are already under consideration.
Almost 5,000 "deficiencies" in Playa de Palma
Palma town hall has been sent a report detailing these issues.
Bail for four German tourists charged with arson in Arenal
Eight remain in custody; the incident occurred on May 20.