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Your weekly news catch up in Mallorca
The stories that made the headlines this week (Friday, June 9 to Thursday, June 15)
Santa Catalina noise complaints get political
Palma's mayor, José Hila, has come in for criticism from the councillor for the model of the city.
Another weekend of "hell" for Santa Catalina residents
Excessive noise because of non-compliance and the number of parties.
Santa Catalina residents denouncing "wild parties"
They are demanding that the town hall and police take action.
Palma sanctions for noise almost trebled last year
Despite the increase, there was a large fall in complaints about noise caused by bars.
Majorca
A state of alert: the week in Majorca
The rapidly evolving crisis; tourist tax; noise; and Sir Paul Preston.
Town halls
Calvia crackdown leads to bars and clubs being closed
Establishments could face fines of up to 300,000 euros.
Bylaws
Playa de Palma hoteliers denouncing nightspots
Eight clubs have been singled out for various breaches of bylaws.
Magalluf
Magalluf bars fined for excessive noise
Fifty fines have been issued, most of them in Magalluf and Santa Ponsa.
Bylaws
Palma restaurants will be closed for breaking noise rules
Restaurants in Palma which fail to comply with the noise bylaw could be closed for up to five months.
- Residents furious in Palma NO-GO area
- Fresh French push to make life easier for British second-home owners, and Spain?
- Mallorca has the “third best beach in Europe”
- Owners of Mallorca hotel that had squatters demanding termination of management company's contract
- “If we are like this now, imagine what it’ll be like in a few years”
Comment
Tourist noise and the community interest
Residents are just as capable of creating noise as visitors.
Andrew Ede19/06/2023 15:43