Countdown to Virtual Firo in Soller
The mood around the Soller Valley this weekend is like a deflating balloon.
The mood around the Soller Valley this weekend is like a deflating balloon.
Mimi, my middle granddaughter was my companion as we pointed the car in the direction of Esporles.
Easter is all over now and the visitors begin to return to whence they came.
Life didn’t turn out as she expected when she came here...
Easter expectations of ‘families’ home for the holidays’ have largely been dashed.
Lemon Pie Catering has fed the villas and functions of this Soller for a few years now.
The Orange Fiesta is being planned for May when low key local events will take place followed by the Orange menus at participating restaurants.
Humans of Mallorca will be one place where the decision makers can hear the voices of all those, who choose to tell me their story.
Easter will be different again this year, as for the second year the parades have been cancelled.
The book is an act of love for Ellen who is one of the second homers here and comes to stay as often as she can.
So much work going on behind the scenes to make sure we are all vaccinated and ready to receive the incomers when the permissions are granted by Governments.
"This is just a snapshot of a much bigger subject we will be learning about this year."
The life of the Soller Valley will go on in all its beauty as Spring is the most glorious season here.
Take a look at Soller Valley's latest news and what are the new expectations of its inhabitants.
The glowing future seeds are really sprouting in the Soller Valley beginning the post Covid hedonism which is being predicted.
The Soller population who are not working are looking for things to fill their time, in common with many all over the island.
Take a look at what has been happening in Sóller this week and how its residents are thriving even in these difficult times.
Life goes on in the Soller Valley in all the ways that life does. Illness, work, weddings and day to day routines in these difficult times.
Take a look at what has been happening in the Sóller Valley lately and how its residents are living under the new restrictions.
The beginning of 2021 in the valley of Sóller is presented with another 15-day lockdown, and a lot of renovation work for this summer.
The island is on the move to make sustainable accessibility a reality.
After a very different Christmas, we want a great New Year for us and for everyone we know.
It is a new era for Centre Stage productions with many incomers arriving at the beginning of each year
What have the Humans of Majorca learned since the first lockdown in March?
A gentle, different, Christmas is in store for most of us and we are all fine with that.
The Food Bank of Soller and all who work there, volunteer their time, and donate are my heroes of the year.
The countdown to Christmas begins with a semi-lockdown and big problems with the PCR testing needed to get home.
This Christmas it has been all about Food. The human spirit can do so much but it needs feeding every day.
Christmas has landed in the Soller Valley and with the end of the year, Soller's people look forward 2021.
This Christmas programme is not announced yet but expect music and carols as life goes on in the Soller Valley.
2021 will bring radical changes to the town centre as well an atypical Christmas in the calm life of Soller Valley.
Newbie innovative businesses open in Soller aimed at creativity.
Take a look on ow the new normal is impacting the life in Soller Valley as we move towards the end of the year.
Check out what has been going on in Soller Valley lately and what is expected for the Christmas season which is just around the corner.
Spotlight on Soller
Find out what columnist Shirley Roberts has to say about Soller Valley this week.
Humans of Majorca
The pandemic changed the focus of the sowers of Soller and bags gave way to mask production...
Spotlight on Soller
News from Soller this week by Shirley Roberts.
Humans of Majorca
My crew, which I will introduce you too, is Rachel Fox, Anna Nicholas and Barry Byrne.
Spotlight on Soller
Keeping an open mind on everything is the way I walk through life.
Humans of Mallorca
Local and national newspapers want the story and now the TV cameras have been in the Soller Valley.
O2 is constantly creating new deals and new ways for clients to find great bargains.
Don't miss this lovely ground floor apartment in Can Picafort.
It's partly cloudy, partly sunny in Mallorca today with a high of 20 degrees.
To find out what the weather is like elsewhere in Mallorca, by checking our webcams by clicking here.
This week's Scandinavian Spotlight: "Somewhere during the evening, she exchanged phone numbers with what would turn out to be the man of her dreams."
Films have been updated. New release this weekend is The United States vs. Billie Holiday.
“I waited a year to go back to a flea market and I wanted Consell to be the first one I visited..”
"Visually some of the rally stages include more than a little spectacular Tramuntana scenery."
Spanish football highlights of the weekend
The authorities, those about to be removed, didn't really know how to react or what to do.
In this week's Wild Mallorca spotlight: It's that time of year when the flowers begin to show off their multitude of colours and when the birds are singing their hearts out to claim both a territory and a mate.
It was lovely to see mums and dads proudly wearing their children’s Easter bonnets at the end of the day. Happy Easter from Queen’s College!
Try one of these amazing Mediterranean recipes with our Fosh Food delivery service!
It’s not all US glamour for Maria, who also spends time in Mogadishu.
Real Mallorca came that bit closer to the pinnacle of Spanish football.
How often have we heard politicians say that they will be guided by science, by scientists and by data?
The mood around the Soller Valley this weekend is like a deflating balloon.
After an Easter holiday hunt in Mallorca, German bookings are tailing off.
What an amazing response to our Easter Charity Campaign!
Most of Europe had a good laugh at London in the early days, now who is laughing?
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My column
At the root of his appeal, I suspect, is the curiosity that makes us all want to read other people’s secret diaries.