Jason Moore
Managing Editor
Jason Moore joined the Bulletin straight from school as a junior reporter after being educated at international schools on the island in 1988. As a news reporter he worked closely with our Spanish stablemate Última Hora and was sent on numerous foreign assignments including Boston and London. He became Deputy Editor in 1996 and Editor in 1997. In 2018 he was appointed Managing editor with the additional responsibility of sales and advertising. In 2022 he oversaw the transformation of the Bulletin into an online publication and the launch of the new Mallorca Bulletin. Born in Cambridge in 1970, he moved to Mallorca aged 5 and was educated at Bellver International College and Kings College. In 2012 he received a special award from the Calvia Council on the Bulletin’s 50th anniversary. He has written articles for most of the leading UK newspapers and has often worked as a pundit on British and Spanish television and radio programmes.
Election shock?
The British public came to see May during the election campaign and they haven't been impressed.
Banning British tourists
It is time that these bogus claims were stamped out for the good of all of us.
Corbyn underestimated
Corbyn's policies may not please everyone but he can certainly defend them.
Britain and European security
Brexit may mean Britain’s departure from the European Union but it doesn’t mean the end of Britain's role in Europe.
Society
My unusual meeting with John Noakes
He was an exceptionally nice man, who would often prefer to talk tomatoes than BBC.
Troops on the streets
Putting soldiers on patrol in Britain is an excellent idea, which should be welcomed.
Punish Britain
Why is the European Union seeking to punish Britain? For what? For having a referendum?
Tourism competition
You can’t afford to sit back in the travel industry. There will always be competition.
Resorts behaving badly
Magalluf is just as bad as Playa de Palma but it is the Calvia resort in the headlines.
Real Mallorca miracle needed
A minor miracle is needed to save Real Mallorca from relegation.
It pays to talk
Oh no, we might have to use pen and paper again and perhaps we might even have to talk to someone.
Sturgeon woes
A majority in Scotland want to remain in EU but a majority want to remain in UK.
- Spain wants Britons to show they have 113.40 euros, £97, per day for their holidays
- Over two hours for Britons to get through Palma airport queues
- Palma Airport passport control "collapse" put down to unscheduled flights
- Living in a motorhome in Palma: "It'll only get worse"
- Watch those prices in Mallorca
Comment
Best Brexit deal
So the best deal for Britain, perhaps, is limited access to the single market and no free borders.
Jason Moore 03/06/2017 00:00