The QR code quandry
QR codes are becoming part of the “new normal” but it’s all a bit complicated.
“The hospitality sector is being strangled and we need to be welcoming back tourists”
"We are being strangled by the local government and unless something gives, many of us are in danger of dying, disappearing for ever."
Britain shames Brussels
EU member states are at loggerheads over the roll out of the vaccines, unlike the UK
Catalan Covid elections
This Sunday, Catalonia goes to the polls with independence and Covid looming
Dreaming of some sun
Restrictions are not dampening the UK’s desire to fly to the sun as soon as possible
Back to the future for a classic Beetle which made the Bulletin in Mallorca
Seven years ago, Noel Dyne came across a piece of Mallorcan motoring history which had made the Daily Bulletin in the early '80s.
Mallorca leaves it late
The President of the Balearics claims it’s now time to make the most of the crisis.
Vaccine before holiday
Spanish experts and politicians fear the Minister for Tourism has jumped the gun.
Mallorca is a beauty
Despite some unsettled weather, it’s a great time of year to enjoy Mallorca.
Take Majorca virtual
Other tourist regions of Spain are going virtual, why does not Mallorca follow suit?
“The Church needs to be questioning what is happening and why much more”
Interview with Reverend Tony Bell, the current locum chaplain at St Philip and St James Anglican Church in Palma.
It’s never just two weeks
Why doesn’t the local government come clean and stop this two week nonsense?
Is this the end of the EU?
The Dutch have been watching Brexit for years, now the EU is facing division
“No one could have really known what Brexit was going to entail ...”
Interview with Camilla Hiller-Fry of EuroCitizens, a body created to defend the rights of Britons in Spain and Spaniards in the UK.
Comment
Spain’s biometric edge
PCR paperwork and now possible vaccine passports, it’s getting complicated.
Humphrey Carter 17/02/2021 10:23