"The Mallorca Files" filming begins
Film shooting in Inca.
Bylaws
Palma bus users will have to wear tops
Palma town hall is introducing several new measures for bus transport.
Crime
Trial begins of man who set his partner alight
It was a shocking incident that occurred in Alcudia in June 2016.
Fiestas
Cathedral's magical light shines once more
The "vuit", the eight, manifests itself twice a year.
Transport
Four per cent rise in October airport passenger numbers
Overall passenger numbers were up, but the British number was down.
Heritage
Museum for Cala d'Or's founder
Josep Costa Ferrer bought land in the early 1930s and renamed it Cala d'Or.
Cooking up a Majorcan treat
Marc Fosh is one of Europe´s most exciting and creative cookery talents.
Travel
Low-season flight capacity for Palma going up 26%
There are sixteen more services between Palma and UK airports this winter.
Sant Llorenç floods
Banks criticised for inadequate insurance policies
It is estimated that 60% of those affected by the Sant Llorenç floods did not have adequate cover.
Agriculture
Island councils to decide on farming land tourist stays
In Sa Pobla, as an example, there would be no building on rustic and farming land.
Education
Pass rates in English higher than in Catalan or Castellano
Pass rates for English at secondary level are 86%.
Tourism
Partido Popular say tourism is not a government priority
Tourism minister Bel Busquets has been explaining why there is a lower budget for tourism next year.
Infrastructure
Work under way to restore damaged torrents
Twenty-five million euros are being spent on repairing torrents.
Environment
Reservoir capacity double last year's
The autumn rain has meant that the reservoirs have an abundance of water.
Transport
Metro extension work to start next year
An exact timetable for the Metro work has yet to be given.
Tourist tax
Hoteliers wanting the government to scrap the tourist tax
The changed circumstances in the holiday market are a reason for wanting the tax to be dropped.
Demographics
Summer maximum population has fallen
The high point of summer "human pressure" has come down because of fewer tourists.
Bylaws
Illegal sellers' customers facing fines in Palma
Palma town hall's much anticipated new public order bylaw is due to come into effect next month.
Industrial relations
Es Murterar power station workers to protest against closure
The power station workers feel as though they are being ignored by the government.
Tourism
Hotels signing tour operator contract guarantees
Smaller hotel chains are looking to ensure they can sell beds over the next three summers.
Sant Llorenç floods
Government accused of Sant Llorenç flood cover-up
The Partido Popular say there are various "rumours" regarding the floods.
Nautical
Stiffer fines planned for illegal charter hire
The government will go after websites on which illegal charter hire is advertised.
Crime
Manacor bag-snatcher confesses to robberies
María Ruiz Sánchez, 61, died from head injuries suffered as a result of one of the robberies.
Tourism
Armengol not ruling out all-inclusive legislation
There is a good deal of pressure being applied by the tourism industry to drop government plans for all-inclusives.
Emergencies
Spanish government agrees flood aid for Majorca
Pollensa and Alcudia are among places which will receive government aid.
Economy
Record number of employed in October
A lengthening of the tourism season is said to be a reason for the increased level of employment.
Tourism
Investment promised for Majorca's "mature" resorts
There has been too little investment in resorts that are fifty or sixty years old.
SPECIAL
Bulletin big in London
The Bulletin is in London this week with two special editions for the World Travel Market tourism fair in London. One is dedicated to the joys of Majorca, which appeared with Sunday's edition of the newspaper. Our thanks to our friends at Jet2, the Melia Group, First Mallorca, the Council of Majorca, Calvia council, the Palma city council, Hotel Gloria, Hotel Sis Pins, Hotel Can Mostatxins, and the Majorca Hoteliers Federation for their support.
News
What's on in Majorca: 12-18 November
The island's biggest fair of all, Inca's Dijous Bo, is on Thursday (and some of Wednesday as well). Caimari's olives fair and Llubi's honey fair. Leading British folk singer Lisa Knapp in Palma.
Sports
Mallorca get their mojo back with a 3-0 win
Real Mallorca, with a brilliant display of football in the second half, saw off Cordoba 3-0.
SPECIAL
Eat Majorca
The Bulletin has also published is a 24 page special dedicated to Majorcan food. Both editions are now available online and at the fair in London's Excel Centre in Docklands. See you at the fair!