Joan March would have ensured everyone was vaccinated
March, often referred to as Franco’s banker, is an illustrious son of Santa Margalida.
The inadequate shower of Pollensa
This shower and changing room formed part of the case that was brought against Emser for wrongful dismissal on account of sex discrimination.
SOS Tourism on wheels in Pollensa and Alcudia
Thirty cyclists pressing the claim for vaccination and proactivity to rescue not just cycling and sport but the entire tourism sector.
Sports tourism for all in Alcudia
The aim is nevertheless to boost local tourism through sports programmes in the off-season.
Lions in Pollensa and their ongoing help for those in need
Anyone who would like to help support the Lions can contact Susan Mackay at susanpollensa@gmail.com.
40,000 German tourists coming to Mallorca for Easter
"We have our own medical facilities and services to perform antigen tests with total reliability and each hotel will be able to hire external services to administer them..”
Spaniards cut back on drink, took more sedatives during pandemic
There was also a worrying rise in 15-24 year-olds' betting online, Villalbi said.
Spain's coronavirus rate continues to rise
On Friday, public health authorities recommended that bars and restaurants should not open their inside spaces.
A wide variety of Easter white palms are on sale in Palma
"I go to Seville, Barcelona and Valencia, etc and also to a small town in León which only needs 20 palms, but they’ve been with us for many years.."
British teenager found safe and well after going missing in Palma
“We are very thankful to all friends and strangers who helped in looking for her and sharing her posts.”
Anger in Mallorca over German politician's accusations
Karl Lauterbach has demanded that holiday travel from Germany to Mallorca be banned.
Son Espases Health Expert answers Covid questions
"There are various factors that make one person more susceptible to infection than another.."
Long queues at Palma Airport as Easter gets underway
Hundreds of residents and students returning to the Islands had the option of presenting a negative PCR test, or taking an antigen test when they got off the plane.
Spanish government will extend ERTE furlough scheme beyond end-May
Spain's employment minister: "It would make no sense to drop it now."
Balearics coronavirus figures for Saturday
The total number of Covid patients in Balearic hospitals is now down to seventy.
Heaven and Earth: the week in Mallorca
Angela Merkel was horrified; perimeters were closed or there were demands for closure; and bar interiors definitely were closed - again.
Almost 300 fewer bars in the space of a year
The lowest number of operational bars and restaurants since 2011.
Plaça Major units not a town hall priority
Units beneath Plaça Major and at the Camp Redó market have been closed since 2019.
Pollensa town hall wanting Cala Murta camp to reopen
The summer camp at Cala Murta has been closed since 2014.
British resident tells of battle to get Covid vaccine in Mallorca
Difficulties with getting onto the vaccination list for recent UK residents in Mallorca.
Give AstraZeneca a break
It’s astonishing to think that in less than a year the first Covid vaccine was rolled out.
The allure of indian spices
Our food expert Andrew Valente reviews a fantastic Indian restaurant in Santa Catalina.
Loughborough Sant Jordi
The sport has recognised the gap and are taking steps to keep more players engaged with the sport for longer.
Comment
Sticking to their guns
The Balearic government should stick to their guns when they make a decision”
Jason Moore