Andrew Ede
Background in business publishing. Started an online blog about Mallorca in 2005, which went daily in 2007, covering culture, environment, history, politics, tourism and more. Became a regular contributor to the Bulletin in 2010 before joining the staff a few years later.
Mallorca's first high-occupancy vehicle lane in the autumn
The lane will be on the road from the airport heading into Palma.
More public transport users expected because of discounts
Mallorca is to be covered by a scheme that had initially only applied to the mainland.
British billionaire seeking the truth as to what caused the death of his brother
"He had his face pressed to the ground, a knee on his head and eight people on top of him."
16,000 fines this summer for breaching Formentor road restrictions
Over 4,000 fines have been for going beyond the beach.
Retailers critical of temperature energy-saving measures
Measures for the whole of Spain don't take account of the climate in Mallorca.
Sex, drugs and theft in Palma cemetery
Stolen items are being sold to scrap and secondhand dealers.
Mallorca experiencing problems with the supply of ice
There has been some rationing at supermarkets; restaurants haven't been affected.
Skidding and speeding - reckless driving in the Tramuntana
It's no longer just the illegal motorbikes races in the mountains; there is reckless car driving as well.
Investigation into the death of the brother of British medicinal cannabis billionaire
The brother of Maximillian White was involved in an altercation at a Magalluf club.
Magalluf hotel occupancy as good as if not better than in 2019
Price increases are said not to be denting business activity.
Clean-up operation in Playa de Palma - every morning
A resident says that the amount of rubbish is "a disaster".
More hire cars shipped to Mallorca to meet demand
The number of available cars is still way lower than it was in summer 2019.
Death of Palma woman who was in a coma after aesthetic surgery
The Madrid clinic maintains that Silvia suffered an infectious complication caused by her own microbiota.
Protest in Palma against bullfighting
Attempts by the Balearic government to stop bullfighting have been ruled unconstitutional.
The vast difference in Mallorca's property prices
Prices in Petra are among the lowest in Mallorca.
Puerto Andratx police controls to look for thieves
Thieves pose as tourists, mingling with others and looking for targets.
A spend of 5,000 euros a day - luxury tourism in Mallorca
Whereas this market previously sought ostentation, it now wants an experience based on values.
Palma stages its largest protest against horse carriages
Previous protests have typically only attracted 20 to 30 people.
Beach bar owners intend fighting terrace closure decisions
Costas Authority decisions have affected beach bars in various parts of Mallorca.