1.7.2011Limited Appeal?: The Pollensa Music Festival The poor advance publicity for this year's Pollensa Music Festival can be understood, but is it about time a re-assessment was made of what the festival represents? Full article
30.6.2011Where A Sardine Is A Sardine Sardines are a traditional food of fiestas, but how traditional are aspects of fiestas? Full article
29.6.2011A Mountain To Climb: Tramuntana and heritage The Serra de Tramuntanta mountain range has been listed as a World Heritage site, but will this confer any great benefit to Majorca? Full article
26.6.2011Wondrous Stories: Muro's church Majorca's churches are of a bygone era, but they are fascinating in their architecture and what they represent, like the parish church in Muro. Full article
24.6.2011Small Is Beautiful? The new Balearic Government espouses the philosophy of small government, but what does it mean? Full article
22.6.2011The Weaver's Tale Arguably the most pressing issue facing the new regional government in Majorca and the Balearics is that of economic development and diversification away from tourism. Full article
21.6.2011Educating Rafa: Majorca's schools The new education minister for the Balearics is likely to be faced with the controversy of the language of education, but more important is tackling the poor standards of education. Full article
20.6.2011Future Sound Of Majorca Music is symbolic of holidays, but it is not given what should be a greater priority in tourism thinking. Full article
19.6.2011In Good Company: Agriculture An independent has been appointed as Balearics agriculture minister. It could prove to be a positive move. Full article
18.6.2011The Real Carlos Delgado? Carlos Delgado has been appointed as tourism minister for Majorca and the Balearics. Is it the right appointment? Full article
17.6.2011Johnny Foreigners The British press often has a good old laugh at the Brit expat in Spain and Majorca. With good reason. But sometimes, the laughing isn't fair. Full article
16.6.2011Square, Practical, Good: Germans and food The Germans are in Majorca in ever greater numbers, and they are influencing eating patterns. Full article