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.
Fewer cars on Palma's roads than before the pandemic
But the people of Palma "do not perceive that the city's traffic is any less saturated".
100,000-euro Mercedes and jewellery stolen in Puerto Andratx
The police are linking two Puerto Andratx break-ins on Friday.
The stressed housing areas of northern Mallorca
What do Alcudia, Buger, Campanet, Pollensa and Sa Pobla have in common?
Beachfront hotels and homes could be expropriated because of rising sea level
The Spanish government is understood to be drafting amendment to coastal regulations.
British and German tourists among four dead as Storm Nelson lashes Spain
Two people died in Asturias and two others in Tarragona.
Half the wild-goat population of Estellencs has been "eliminated"
There was a cull on Wednesday.
Airline incentive to avoid delays at Palma Airport
A consequence of the lengthy queues at security at peak times.
The fear of Hells Angels in Playa de Palma
"The Hells Angels want to rule the entire area. I get the feeling that this is all going to get worse."
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Thursday
Get ready for Easter weekend as there are plenty of cultural and relgious events taking place across the island.
Prosecutor calls for 30-month sentence for ex-Spanish Football Federation president
Luis Rubiales is accused of sexual assault and coercion.
Mallorca restaurant concerns about lack of Easter bookings
The hoteliers federation says there is no evidence of cancellations because of the weather.
The Easter penitents of the Blood of Christ
There are 33 brotherhoods. They depart at 7pm, so the 2023 procession had taken a whole nine hours to wend its way along the route.
A Mediterranean seaplane centre planned for Puerto Pollensa
A maintenance and training centre with specialised engineering and R&D.
Hells Angels' extortion in Playa de Palma
The owner of a well-known restaurant was beaten up; payment of 10,000 euros had been demanded.
Tougher Palma sanctions for graffiti, scooters and anti-social behaviour
The new civic ordinance is expected to be approved by the end of May.
Comment
Spain's "stupid" minister and tourist nonsense
A nationwide tourist tax; ceilings on numbers of tourists in all destinations. How have these been missed?
Andrew Ede 28/03/2024 14:11