Humphrey Carter
Deputy Editor
Oxford-born Humphrey Carter joined the Bulletin in 1994 as a photographer, having studied photography, film and psychology in the UK. After having travelled the world and worked in many fields, within months of joining the Bulletin he secured exclusive access to Australia’s most wanted man in Mallorca and ran with the story for the following ten years for the local and international media. He was made Deputy Editor in 1997 and has been sent on numerous overseas assignments - he fronted the multi-media coverage of Real Mallorca’s European football campaign. His work has been featured on the front pages of newspapers and magazines around the world and is a regular commentator for leading international media outlets, in particular television and radio.
Palma to ban living in a caravan
"They are not terrorists, they are simply motorhome owners, human beings and families who have unfortunately been forced by the system itself to live in their vehicles because they cannot afford housing..."
Urgent ID warning for Britons living in Spain
The Spanish Government are encouraging all Green Certificate holders to exchange their paper document for the biometric TIE as soon as possible.
Snow Patrol founder to drum up creative writing skills in Mallorca
“I have a home in Deià which I enjoy with my family as often as we can every year. I know the unique atmosphere and charm that the place offers. It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in the world and it is full of wonderful people with all kinds of backgrounds, talents, skills.”
Spanish minister responds to Ryanair CEO after being called a ‘crazy communist’
The fine imposed on Ryanair, together with Vueling, Easyjet, Norwegian and Volotea in November 2024 was 179 million euros.
New one-stop shop for short-term rentals in Spain
The regulation will apply to tourist rentals, seasonal rentals, room rentals and other properties that allow short-term accommodation and involve financial remuneration.
Eyewitness account video: My neighbour goes on the rampage and destroys Mallorca flat sparking panic
I was confronted with police and ambulances arriving, groups of people at each end of my street and in the middle a chap emptying his attic flat onto the street below.
Mallorca raccoon invasion
Control of the raccoon in the Serra de Tramuntana, in Mallorca, has been intensified with the acquisition of 150 cages and 85 photo-detection cameras and the reinforcement of the field team with a full-time person and a vehicle.
Gordon Ramsay opens in the Balearics
Ramsay has said he is ‘very excited to bring Hell’s Kitchen to Ibiza this summer season’ and has highlighted the island’s ‘incredible energy’, as well as ‘its lively nightlife and world-class cuisine.
Robbie Williams cruise ship heading for Mallorca
The new cruise ship will be making regular visits to Palma this year.
New car proves a winner for Rafa Nadal
Rafa Nadal decided to call time on his sporting career last November with the Davis Cup Finals 2024.
Massive Mallorca manhunt for two armed criminals
In the early hours of the morning, together with the other criminals, one of whom is unaccounted for, they held up a games arcade at gunpoint.
Nineties boy band who lost a member in Mallorca get candid in ‘atypical’ documentary
Band member Stephen Gately, who caused a sensation in the pop world in 1999 when he announced he was gay, died while on holiday in Andratx, Mallorca in 2009, aged 33.
Backlash against more cruise ships in Mallorca
Palma needs “fewer and smaller cruise ships”.
Mallorca weather forecast for Tuesday: Storm ‘Herminia’ will ease, but not for long
Another storm on its way for Wednesday
Six cyclists run over in Mallorca
Earlier this month, The Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) announced a series of measures that will come into force this year, aimed at improving road safety for cyclists.
US Navy visits Mallorca to explore marine research projects
This plan includes the strategic project EBAMAR, which addresses the challenges of climate change in the Mediterranean and the improvement of marine monitoring.
Mass anti-bullfighting protest in Mallorca
The NGO also cites a study carried out between 2021 and 2022 by the Ministry of Culture in which a “vast majority” of people in the Balearics said they did not attend bullfights.
Four Mallorca rescues in one day
Wind gusts that could reach 100 kilometres per hour in Mallorca.
Tourist bookings to the Balearics up 14% in the last week
Overseas holiday prices in the UK have risen by over four percent on average.
Comment
New danger on the roads of Mallorca
Letting teenagers loose on the roads of Mallorca with neither a licence nor a proper instructor is a recipe for disaster.
Humphrey Carter 31/01/2025 09:33