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.
Wednesday weather in Mallorca - Another storm with marginal impact on its way
A warm first day of spring is on the cards.
Government studying the purchase of apartments sold at "ridiculously" low prices
The sale was by a major property owner. It is argued that the government should have the right of first refusal.
Opposition say the Balearic Government is not serious about overcrowding measures
The Sustainable Mobility Law won't be implemented until summer 2026 at the earliest.
It might as well rain in Mallorca until ... the end of the first week of April
It has been much rainier than usual this March; good news for the reservoirs at least.
Theme of the Week
Women in the Balearics: Equality and attitudes
For the opposition, the Balearic Government’s conciliation law lacks teeth and is just “a declaration of intentions”
Monday weather in Mallorca - Forecast to be warmer later in the week
Another storm is affecting Spain, but only marginally in the Balearics.
Government insists that debt owed to airlines will not affect residents' discount
Airlines fear that unpaid bills could climb to a total of 1.5 billion euros.
Mallorca's tourism critics seek solutions with the hoteliers and tour operators
The hoteliers federation and TUI believe it is essential for the Forum of Civil Society to be party to discussions about Mallorca's tourism model.
Six per cent increase in airline seat availability for Mallorca this summer
Seat availability offers an indication of potential growth in tourist numbers.
Sunday weather in Mallorca
The Fonts Ufanes springs in Campanet have burst out for the first time this year.
Human leg found on Can Pastilla beach
A decomposing body was discovered in the area on Friday.
Gold fever as new gold stores open in Palma
The record price of gold is a reason why new stores have been opening.
After the squat: Alcudia's Bellevue quiet for now
The squatting episode came as no great surprise to local people.
A letter signed by seven protest groups urges tourists not to come to Mallorca
"We don't need more tourists; in fact, you are the source of our problem."
Government legislates to build 10,000 affordable homes in Palma
There is to be an accelerated process to dramatically cut construction times.
Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
These are the stories that made the headlines this week.
Comment
Bullring v. bullfight: Differing but decaying traditions
Time has caught up with arenas that have survived, but more importantly with what they represent.
Andrew Ede 14/03/2025 11:54