News From Mallorca

Calvià, Mallorca: On 30 September, the Civil Guard says five sealed bags of cannabis in a parcel led to a weeks-long search and a man's arrest.

On 30 September, Mallorca’s island council backs Sahrawi aid with 124,000 euros and prepares to take the case for self-determination to the UN in New York.

On 30 September, the Balearic government unveils a label for goods made entirely on the islands, including Mallorca, to help shoppers spot their origin.

Mallorca, 30 September 2026: The People's Party wants a cap on cars entering the island next summer. The plan also targets hire cars and exempts residents.

In Maó, Menorca, on 30 September, Spain’s transparency council opens a case after the PP says town hall reports omit the source of water delivered by tanker.

Formentera closes its vehicle permit season on 30 September with 5,393 refusals. Mallorca and Menorca drivers get permits as the council seeks rule changes.

Balearic Islands, 30 September 2026: Business service firms pay bills 20.87 days late on average. See how the islands compare with the rest of Spain.

In Palma, Mallorca, on 30 September 2026, the PSIB sets out a plan to let councils cap rent rises. The Balearic Parliament debates it on Tuesday.

On 30 September 2026, Soltour's chief sets out plans for more 2027 holidays in Samaná, Dominican Republic, as Cuba and Mexico sales stall.

Madrid, 30 September: Spain's €0.20 diesel aid draws a PP demand for more help for farmers and fishing crews, plus zero VAT on basic foods.

In Spain on 30 September, the government extends petrol and diesel tax relief to December, but trims it from 20 cents to 6. Station operators object.

Hundreds of tax agency delegates protest in Madrid on 30 September 2026 over staff shortages and stalled agreements. Their union warns of more protests.

In Madrid, Spain, on 30 September, Pedro Sánchez says he is optimistic about two housing decrees facing a Congress vote, with rent extensions at issue.

On 3 and 4 October, groups across Spain map missing and dead trees in more than 150 municipalities, seeking better planting and care from local councils.

Madrid, 30 September 2026: A sample regulated electricity bill reaches €104.31, up 28% in a year, while a November tax cut hangs on inflation.

On 30 September 2026, Tinsa reports Balearic home prices up 14.3%. In Palma, Mallorca, see the price per square metre and what is driving the rise.

Mallorca may see heavy storms from late Friday. On 30 September 2026, officials warn of sudden floods in low-lying areas, but the forecast remains uncertain.

On 30 September 2026, the Balearic government sets out plans for a desalination reserve in Andratx, Mallorca. The extra capacity could also help Calvià.

Mallorca, 30 September 2026: Public works tenders across the Balearic Islands fall 8.4% to €186.3 million, while their value across Spain rises 26.2%.

On 30 September 2026, Spain’s weather agency forecasts locally heavy showers on Mallorca from Friday, with storms, possible hail and weekend rain.

At Cala del Toro in Mallorca on 30 September 2026, GOB challenges a Port Adriano beach kiosk plan that could put public space under tables and chairs.

Palma, Mallorca, 30 September: parties back an eviction halt and longer leases, but say Spain’s housing decrees cannot fix the island’s housing market.

Mallorca could see severe storms from late Friday. On 30 September, Aemet warns of flash floods on Spain’s east coast, but the islands’ forecast is uncertain.

Madrid, 30 September: A poll finds 68.4% say decent housing is guaranteed only for some in Spain; 65.9% expect the housing problem to worsen.

An Italian air traffic control strike cancels six Madrid–Italy flights on 30 September. Air Europa offers free date changes, while ITA Airways cuts flights.