Politics Alcúdia
Alcúdia, on Mallorca, is part of an island-wide political landscape shaped by decisions about public services and infrastructure. Transport funding, water supplies, housing and school capacity are recurring concerns for councils and the Balearic government. In Alcúdia, the presence of a solar park also gives local context to questions about energy and land use. Together, these issues show how political choices affect the space, resources and services communities depend on.
25 reports on Politics Alcúdia, latest from 11 November 2026
- Mallorca hearing: 24 bodies recovered from Balearic graves
- Mallorca rail plans: Gomila demands more funding
- Mallorca: nearly €5m for Alcanada clean-up at risk
- Mallorca’s last coal power units cleared to close
- Mallorca Ma-13: Vox wants dual carriageway to Alcúdia
- Mallorca–Menorca power link leads Balearic grid plan
- Mallorca airport row: minister attacks Govern over lets
- Mallorca fishing crews fight Menorca Channel ban plan
- Mallorca: Palma nursery staff miss out on €500 a month
- Mallorca: 714 vocational training places for Alcúdia
- Palma electric carriages row sparks Saturday protest
- Palma, Mallorca: 193 fast-growing firms, third in Spain
- Contestí takes MÉS seat on Mallorca’s Alcúdia council
- Mallorca fishing boats face 180-day limit in two bays
- Mallorca plans number plate checks at its ports
- Mallorca school sports hall heat sparks fan call
- Mallorca pipe burst puts Pollença water at risk
- Mallorca sells or reserves 1,896 tourist places
- Mallorca train: Govern seeks Madrid cash for Llucmajor line
- Mallorca housing crisis drives PSOE's 2027 campaign
- 400 objections: Mallorca train plan awaits answers
- Mallorca schools get 149 temporary classrooms
- Palma protest: up to 19,000 demand Sánchez quit
- Mallorca's Palma joins 260-town Ceuta rally call
- Alcúdia power cuts: council presses grid operator for action