Jason Moore
Managing Editor
Jason Moore joined the Bulletin straight from school as a junior reporter after being educated at international schools on the island in 1988. As a news reporter he worked closely with our Spanish stablemate Última Hora and was sent on numerous foreign assignments including Boston and London. He became Deputy Editor in 1996 and Editor in 1997. In 2018 he was appointed Managing editor with the additional responsibility of sales and advertising. In 2022 he oversaw the transformation of the Bulletin into an online publication and the launch of the new Mallorca Bulletin. Born in Cambridge in 1970, he moved to Mallorca aged 5 and was educated at Bellver International College and Kings College. In 2012 he received a special award from the Calvia Council on the Bulletin’s 50th anniversary. He has written articles for most of the leading UK newspapers and has often worked as a pundit on British and Spanish television and radio programmes.
A big mistake
Two of the most powerful women in Britain... but they both committed a highly costly error, they underestimated the electorate and their own popularity.
The Prince
Prince Harry was quoted as saying over the weekend that he had thought about giving up his royal titles.
Turn the clock back
A year after the European Union referendum and there is a possibility that Brexit will never happen. Twelve months of uncertainty, economic damage and worry, all could be for nothing.
Concert
Guy Hamilton tribute
A major concert bringing together some of the best-loved music from British cinema is taking place tomorrow night at Bellver Castle as a tribute to the late James Bond director, Guy Hamilton, who died at his Andratx home last year.
Best defence
There must be a role for the armed services helping their civilian counterparts.
Sad and difficult times
Now is the time for strong leadership and solidarity with the people of Grenfell.
Britain's elite services
While questions will have to be asked about the terror attacks, Britain should be very proud of its security services.
- Balearic government plans big increase in tax on cruise ship passengers and even a cash levy on hire cars
- Another body found by a Mallorca beach
- Heavy rains return to Spain putting country on RED alert
- As the town hall announces 21 million euros investment, Playa de Palma residents denounce drugs and homelessness
- Saturday weather in Mallorca
Comment
Record season
You would have thought that you wouldn’t be able to move around Palma on Tuesday with six cruise ships with 17,000 passengers visiting the port. But in fact the centre of the city was relatively quiet...in fact too quiet for peak season
Jason Moore 29/06/2017 00:00