Briton arrested after running over two people in Magalluf
The incident occurred in the early hours of Thursday morning.
Mallorca restaurants concerned by drop in March business
This said, March last year was an unexpectedly good month.
Doubts raised as to plan to tackle illegal holiday lets in Palma
The method is legal, but the evidence gathered may prove to be insufficient.
Dream Mallorca home for legendary goalkeeper
He intends to spend long periods on the island.
Outcry in Spain over Mum at 68
Surrogate pregnancies are banned in Spain, although children from such pregnancies can be registered.
50-year-old tourist critical after Mallorca balcony fall
For the moment, the police do not know if it was an accident or if the man tried to commit suicide.
The former Duke of Palma is back in Mallorca
Iñaki Urdangarin's divorce from Princess Cristina, King Felipe's sister, will be finalised later this year.
Mark Wright puts nightmare aside and enjoys Mallorca dream!
"I bought an apartment just over a year ago, and left it in the hands of some builders that I didn't know, it wasn't that I wasn't happy with the look..."
Evolving with Mallorca
Meet Shane, former Magalluf bar manager and, Connected Mallorca owner.
The Hero of Santa Margalida
It is nevertheless possible to say that there was something heroic about Hero in the sense of the effort that must have been made to create the well - a “magnificent communal well”.
Alcudia gets tough on quads and buggies
Town halls have been introducing bylaws to cover areas that don’t have protected status, such as the Albufera park...
The islands take over tourism
Having a minister and a secretary from the Canaries and the Balearics reflects the importance of the two regions to Spain’s tourism.
Dragons in the pipework
“He’s waiting for the sticks to tremble uncontrollably before crossing over each other.”
Easter is a great time to visit us here in the Soller Valley
“What will the visitors of this year find in Soller and the Port that is different to last year?”
Old hotels to solve the housing crisis. Government plans massive purchase
The government first announced this several months ago.
Palma is one of the busiest private jet destinations in Europe
"A ban on private planes would be a good sign of justice for Balearic citizens in the context of the current climate emergency."
Find out which ships are in port today
There are no cruise ships scheduled to dock in Palma today
What's On
Grabbing a bite at Port Adriano's XIV Street Food Festival
The event will be held at Easter, between April 7 and 9 in the central square of the port, from 12pm to 12am.
Slight nip in the air for Easter in the Balearics, slim chance of snow
From Easter Wednesday onwards, there could be a significant change in the weather.
Saturday's weather in Mallorca
The forecast for the first of April - temperatures down on what they have been.
Queen's College Science Week 2023
Each year the pupils at Queen's College work together in celebration of "Science week".
Activities in Marratxí, our municipality
This week: school trips, road safety activities, celebrating World Maths Day and St Patrick's Day.
UK 2023 budget abolishes the pension lifetime allowance
Your lifetime allowance is the amount you can hold in combined UK pension benefits (excluding the state pension) before incurring additional tax charges.
Spring lamb for Easter
Looking for something different for Easter this year? Here are three lamb recipes to share with family and friends.
Eating out in Mallorca: Tree House in Palma
Open-air sushi lounge with breath-taking views.
Roast chicken must be kept very simple
When properly done to a delicious golden colour, this French classic served with a mound of chips and a green salad is one of the world’s great dishes.
Comment
Families at war: why not negotiate a truce?
I have this theory that very rarely do family members have big bust-ups, mostly we just drift apart slowly, nothing to do with ill-will, just the pressures of life in general.
Frank Leavers