My column
Kirk Douglas: a lust for life
Bulletin columnist writes about the late Kirk Douglas, Boris Johnson and Brexit.
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Spotlight on Soller
The sight of all the school community of our Valley was overwhelming in its poignancy.
Three cheers and boos
The PP accused Hila and others of having been involved in a “lynching” for electoral gain.
The new dawn
“Brexit has been done, now the work begins. For the sake of Britain I do hope that Brexit is a success...”
Viewpoint
The Spanish economy
The Spanish economy performed remarkably well last year but it’s slowing now.
Viewpoint
Gibraltar’s quick response
It looks like Gibraltar could be in for a rocky ride post Brexit but they have a plan.
D-Day for Britain
“Spain is not going to put up barriers to its principal tourist market...”
Viewpoint
The Brits love Majorca
Despite all the scaremongering over Brexit, it looks like the Britons are still coming.
The end of the line
“It seems incredible to think that Britain will finally leave EU next week...”
Brexit
A message for UK nationals from HMA Hugh Elliott
Citizens’ rights have always been an important part of the negotiations on our exit from the EU.
Spotlight on Soller
All change for 2020
A farmer clearing scrub, set light to the woods behind the Torre Picada.
Tourism
Hotels delaying opening until May because of falling demand
The earlier Easter means that hoteliers aren’t willing to risk having a few days in April when they have occupancy but will be mostly empty for the rest of the month.
Hoteliers hedging their bets
They are at it again, hoteliers that is, but they could be making the wrong move.
My column
Reasons to be cheerful
Anna Nicholas’s first Majorca based crime novel, The Devil’s Horn, is out now. It’s available at all good bookshops & via amazon.
Tourism
The boost in the pound is good news for Balearic tourism
"The election result clears the uncertainty that has so far surrounded the‘ Brexit'."
Brexit
Palma airport prepared for Brexit
There is to be a specific hall for baggage reclaim and a “provisional” solution for customs. All UK passengers will pass through this hall and leave through a separate exit.
- Traveller registration system: If Mallorca's demands are not met, the Spanish Government will be taken to court
- The Balearics become 'Nomadland': Homelessness swallows the working class
- Take a look at what's on offer in our Classifieds this week!
- The EU threatens the future of Mallorca beach bars
- How can I apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)?
Comment
Big task
“The Spanish government have the huge task of issuing the new documents...”
Jason Moore08/02/2020 10:10