Paphos Life

Dominic wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 14, 2019 10:31 pm

Yes, and the tennis was a corker too!

Not forgetting the F1 race.

Yes it's the same. On the FB Group you have to look under 'files' on the menu at the left hand side of the opening page. Got it thanks - it's similar as the one on Nigel Howarth's site ... but different!!! Nigel's is 20 pages, the other is 11 pages! :D I guess that they are similar ... can you chec...

JB, First stop is to read the law relating to communal properties. A copy can be found, free of charge, by joining the 'Apartment Complex Committees, Paphos' Closed Facebook Group which is a mine of information. I'm already a member of this group - I can't see a copy of the law, sorry, but is it th...

JB,
First stop is to read the law relating to communal properties. A copy can be found, free of charge, by joining the 'Apartment Complex Committees, Paphos' Closed Facebook Group which is a mine of information.

Chaddy wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 10, 2019 2:55 pm

Every body and their mother in law will be visiting the Doc,s now for every little ache and pain that they would not have done before.Even those who just want a chat....Human nature.

And using up their quota of free visits under the scheme.

The construction of a lined pool and tiled pool are different. The screed bottom of a lined pool is usually not tied in to the walls so there is movement between the two. On a tiled pool the base is usually tied in with re-bar to the walls and the whole structure moves as one. Tiling a pool constru...

I notice that the CM report refers to unnecessary visits by patients. I wonder if those patients realise that there are caps on free visits to GPs depending on the individuals' situations and that after the cap is breached there will be a charge.

One thing puzzles me concerning TM's exit deal and that it was subject to ratification by all other EU members or the EU parliament(?), so if it wasn't accepted by one then the EU would be coming back to the negotiating table. So why are they refusing to renegotiate when the UK parliament rejects th...

One thing to remember when starting the registration procedure on-line is that you cannot use the same email address for two applicants.

As the old unionist you claim to be I am surprised you demanding that others should work on such a day.....or is this just more of your doubles standards? You know, like the thread that you complained about the police not doing enough against law breakers and in the trailing thread you said you wou...

Notwithstanding previous comments there was one occasion when my wife was scheduled to have an ultra-sound and because the machine broke down the hospital rang us up a couple of days beforehand, explained the situation and re-booked for another date. So sometimes they can do the right thing.

Don't forget that doctors salaries are based upon how many signed up 'clients' they have up to a maximum of 2,500. I would assume that from their salary they might have to pay office/receptionist's costs. So if they have the full complement of 'clients' and maximum salary, those particular doctors a...

Once other factors such as doctor's receptionists are brought into the equation you are leaving yourself wide open to their actions (or lack of actions) which in turn can complicate and delay matters.

It seems that people are following several routes to get registration, with differing levels of success. Personally I/we did it all on-line and submitted the required documentation by post to Nicosia, received approval after 3 weeks by email, chose and received via email acceptance of our requested ...

As I said on another post, it should have been trialled in just a single town area first. Introducing such a major change over the whole country was inevitably going to result in problems. Doctors, Pharmacists and the public have to be patient for problems to be identified and then resolved over th...

Galexinda/Mike Strand, Balderdash, that really would have been a cock-up. How do you 'police' something like that? people would have been travelling toone area to received free health services. How do you pay for it? Who would pay the portion of income tax devoted to GESY. Come on, be realistic, th...

Galexinda/Mike Strand, Balderdash, that really would have been a cock-up. How do you 'police' something like that? people would have been travelling toone area to received free health services. How do you pay for it? Who would pay the portion of income tax devoted to GESY. Come on, be realistic, thi...

Re " the NHS system is in operation? " my wife had a blood test at a private place on Wednesday and asked if it could be done under the Gesy system.. The lady said she did not know what my wife was talking about and my wife had to pay €115 .. :-( As far as I can tell, all the GESY Pharmacies have a...

Yesterday around the Evangelismos it was packed with cars. Never seen it so busy - not a parking space either side of the road. What a strange turnaround! Jeanne Yes, all but 2 of the doctors have moved, most to the building next to the Evangelismos. They have taken their 'clientel' and their cars ...

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