Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
These are the stories that made the headlines this week.
Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
These are the stories that made the headlines this week.
Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
These are the stories that made the headlines this week.
It has been a busy week in Mallorca.
It has been a busy week in Mallorca.
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Your weekly news catch-up in Mallorca
The stories that made the headlines this week in Mallorca.
Mallorca week in Review
Foreign home buying, living in a container, Americans invasion, Richard Branson hotel requirements and Gary Barlow cruising to Palma are just some of the top stories this week.
The new Hotel Formentor, one step closer
This week in Northern Spotlight: Find out when the hotel will open; the March family political dynasty in Pollensa and what are the changes in Can Picafort.
Morgan's monster pizza.
Morgan's monster pizza.
Balearic President to be grilled in parliament over "anti-tourism messages" in London
"Tomorrow´s meeting will be a heated affair..."
The stories that made the headlines this week in Mallorca
With the clocks having gone back and winter descending, northern Europeans were hoping for a final blast of sun before the long, dark days.
The stories that made the headlines last week in Mallorca
Described as, and rightly so, one of the greatest challenges facing the Balearics, overpopulation is a combination of the ever-increasing size of the resident population - faster growth than anywhere else in Spain - and of the high floating population, which mainly means tourists.
The stories that made the headlines last week in Mallorca
Some hotels as well as other businesses and households may have been concerned that they hadn't been receiving their electricity bills.
Work from home in Spain with a new five year VISA and you even get tax breaks!
"The Palma city council wanted to promote the Playa de Palma as a centre for Nomad workers..."
Your weekly catch-up
After a couple of relatively tourist-free years, Mallorca is really feeling the effects of ‘mass tourism’.
Santa Catalina residents : terrifying weekend
"Those affected have endured another day without being able to sleep. The streets have dawned with urine in many corners, broken glass bottles on the floor and other remains of binge drinking, accumulated in some places for several days."
Starmer unrepentant over his Mallorca holiday, My family needed a break
“Everyone’s entitled to a holiday but it’s time he practised what he preaches.