News From Mallorca

Palma neighbours meet the Balearic government on 23 September 2026 to press for Joan Crespí centre to reopen with local therapy services.

Palma, Mallorca, 21 September: hotels prepare 15 tonnes of donated beds, linens and hygiene supplies bound for a free clinic in Liberia’s capital.

Guardia Civil and local police intercept seven people after a small boat reaches Cala d'Or, Santanyí, Mallorca, on 21 September at 15.30 on Monday.

Madrid, 21 September: Spain tells universities to set limits on digital platforms as Vox raises concerns over stress, insomnia and constant contact.

Palma, 21 September: the Balearic Government and Felib launch a data-sharing project to help Mallorca town halls use reliable information in decisions.

In Dublin on 21 September 2026, Spain's transport minister urges flexible EU rules as fuel prices put transport-linked sectors at risk across Europe.

Spain presses Brussels for an EU-wide oil-company windfall tax in Gatika, Biscay, on 21 September as summer electricity prices climb sharply.

Palma, 21 September: City Hall opens a 15-day consultation on rules to test new products and platforms in municipal spaces and services under supervision.

Palma starts 22 free guided tours of traditional shops on 29 September, tracing two routes from Plaça d’Espanya to Cort and on to Passeig del Born.

Palma’s Ciudad de Palma Volleyball Trophy serves up four matches at Son Moix on 26 and 27 September, including three Mallorca women’s teams in Superliga 2.

Seven shops in Ciutadella, Menorca, received Emblemàtics Balears plaques on Monday, 21 September 2026, lifting the town’s total to 21 and backing local trade.

Police arrest an insurance agent in Maó, Menorca, on 21 September over alleged €100,000 fraud that left customers without cover, and traffic fines.

On 21 September, inspectors seized 142 bottles in Menorca after wine listed as local was found to have been made on the Spanish mainland instead.

A fuel slick from a sunken boat has put es Pouet beach, Ibiza, under a yellow flag on 21 September 2026, with recovery work due Tuesday morning.

On 19 September, a 62-year-old British man fights off a watch thief in Puerto Portals, Mallorca. Police arrest a 22-year-old after a security guard spots him.

Palma begins work on 21 September to brush and loosen rubber infill on municipal artificial-turf football pitches before the new sports season.

On 21 September, Mallorca has 765 vocational school bus places as Ciutadella, Menorca, opens its new hospitality training centre with 281 students already enrolled.

Palma, 21 September 2026: A banner and turquoise lights launch Mallorca’s week for deaf rights, sign languages and accessible public services.

On Monday in Ciutadella, Menorca, Marga Prohens unveils €500,000 for Balearic artisans to repair machinery, with €4 million more planned.

Four horses in Maó, Menorca test positive for West Nile fever on 21 September 2026, prompting Mallorca and the Balearics to step up health checks.

Menorca will launch home hospital care in early 2027, with 12 beds, nine staff and three vehicles, Manuela García said on 21 September 2026.

Turespaña’s sustainable tourism campaign takes a travel-film prize in Tortosa, Tarragona, on 18 September 2026, backing quieter Spanish regions.

MÉS per Palma attacks plans for more passengers at Son Sant Joan on 21 September, warning Palma faces deeper pressure on housing and costs.

Madrid, 21 September 2026: young people aged 16 to 21 make four videos on cyberbullying, grooming and sexting after workshops in two regions.

On 21 September 2026, Marga Prohens says the PSOE wants five million tourists in the Balearics by 2031 and attacks airport expansion plans.