Paphos Life

Maybe he's sick of hearing the whinging and moaning from the remoaners, as we all are. He's right that the moaners will never accept the will of the majority, where all could vote but some chose not to, but still they moan. Jackie Having listened to mainly Tory euro-sceptics for decades, moaning, c...

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Im not with SOS, but mine has come back to menus and radio working as well ....

This is definitely NOT a Cyprus-only issue. I have one o the mAG boxes in the UK, with same provider as Cyprus in my Villa and it has stopped working.... my provider is SS

works for me

It is still a pipe dream, despite a tender 10 years ago now, won by one group, then protests from all the others, and so on....

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Having upgraded from BT with copper, where I was in theory on 20Mb/s but in practice about 13Mb/s - to Vodafone fibre, which in theory is a minimum of 53Mb/s and in practice is about 50Mb/s, I have to say that the difference for most operations like Mail, Web etc. is not noticeable. Where it makes a...

Maybe he’s fed up counting his pension dues from the EU he hates so much. A hypocrite of high order.

Nigel Farage: UK should hold second EU referendum The ex-UKIP leader says another vote would finish the "whole thing" and send former PM Tony Blair into "total obscurity". By Andy Hayes, News Reporter Nigel Farage has suggested a second EU referendum should be held to silence &q...

Hypothetical question to Hudswell: if someone paid the UK licence fee but viewed the BBC content in Cyprus, would that be legal? 2nd hypothetical question to Hudswell: how can one watch the BBC overseas services which are free-to-view without having some form of streaming or IP service? If you paid...

Hudswell view will always be that he is only tasting the forbidden fruit and not removing it from the tree!

So, it never rains..... but corruption and an inherent inability to tender for work and be able to finance it, seems outwith the capabilities of too many. I hope the new Paphos mayor realises that this project could really enhance Paphos in the future and pushes for a successful outcome. It's dragge...

ApusApus wrote: ↑Mon Jan 08, 2018 8:58 pm Sorry to disappoint Jimgward but I was & still am a remainer ............. however, I respect the decision of the majority! Isn't it called a democracy for a reason?


Shane

As is the freedom to protest, lobby and try to change a decision.....

Well. If it was a personal opinion, I could see your point, but its an article from the Guardian, using their headline! But you chose to post this & presumably then you believe it, so I guess it reflects your personal opinion! :roll: Shane FFS..... you need to chill man.... I get you’re a dyed ...

As I indicated some time ago on here, VAT could be the straw to break the camel's back for British firms regarding Brexit. It means companies having to lay out an extra 20% up front.... will also be the situation for EU companies ordering from the UK - which may make us not worth the bother.... Esp...

As I indicated some time ago on here, VAT could be the straw to break the camel's back for British firms regarding Brexit. It means companies having to lay out an extra 20% up front.... will also be the situation for EU companies ordering from the UK - which may make us not worth the bother.... Espe...

The Turkish Despot lunatic president wants Turkey to be the next Iran....Turkey has gone from being a progressive modern country to a third world banana republic jailing everyone who dares speak up against the tyrant Pasha.....as for the building of mosques ..I think the money comes from Saudi Arab...

Ramone wrote: ↑Sun Jan 07, 2018 12:07 pm Maybe they didn't suspect she had been drinking at first.
Goes to show there are people who live among us that were at the end of the cue when brains were given out.
Or weren't in the cue at all !!

Potted in one!