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.
When Pollensa’s heritage ends up in court
A 37-page report requires the entire catalogue to redone file by file.
An old bus station and another cultural centre for Pollensa
How many cultural/social centres, does any one village need?
Of all the daft ideas? The submarine power cable coming to Alcudia
Alcudia town hall, to put it mildly, is horrified at the idea.
The joke of the study trip and the tides of Arenal and Alcudia
Zero tolerance was the mantra chanted at a recent meeting across the municipal border in Playa de Palma.
Parallel realities, the tourism season, war and Covid
What will the Easter tourist season be like in Mallorca?
Comment: Managerial merry-go-round
Does it extend beyond the managerial revolving door and chancing to luck?
Top Events this Thursday and Friday on the island
Do you have any plans for this weekend? Take a look at Andrew Ede's top events
Balearic government and the elephant no longer ignored
With whom will the PP form a coalition? What do you think?
Poll shows that Balearic government pact is under threat
The poll shows PSOE in decline but doesn't indicate a decisive move to the right.
An end to Pollensa’s ‘Covid terraces’
The so-called Covid terraces in Pollensa allowed “exceptional” occupation of the public way.
Who said you could move that sand? Pollensa town hall in trouble
The directorate for the coasts at the ministry had in fact reported the extraction of sand on Thursday last week.
How Alcudia comes to have so much spare cash
One project which could take a substantial chunk would be the as-yet undefined plan to regenerate the main tourist centre.
Santa Ponsa - More than just the luck of the Irish
St. Patrick’s Day in Santa Ponsa was born in the 1970s.
A good or a bad war, minister?
What do you think the Mallorcan tourist season will be like in 2022?
Comment: Pay the hauliers - and who else?
The hauliers are clearly suffering because of the cost of fuel.
Comment: Citizen charade?
The PP opposition at Palma town hall may well have hit the nail on the head.
Comment
Mallorca's person of the week: Spain's health minister
Plus - cheers for easyJet fares and boos for rubbish weather.
Andrew Ede 27/03/2022 08:44