Paphos Life

No publication of the schedule I see. Perhaps we are meant to turn up on spec.

Barry's alleged support for Britain First should stand him in good stead with the right of the party.

I'm with Hellenic as well. Very happy with them.

The jail term may seem light. However, it probably means loosing his job. It certainly means loosing a months income with possible consequences on tenancy if he rents. It also means having a criminal record which reduces further employment opportunities and can have other ramifications.

Condolences to you and yours Alan.

Why not boycott Paps and Lidl until it is dealt with. There are alternatives.

Whatever you do, get private health insurance. As said above, you won't be eligible for a Cypriot health card, so you it is likely you will be going private for your needs. If something happens then you will need to be able to pay for the medical attention necessary so, i'll say it again, get health...

I would say 3300 is more than enough to fund a comfortable lifestyle. Individuals don't pay tax on income less than 19500, and most people don't pay tax as a result, so you can see 3300 is a good income. I wouldn't try for an apartment too near the harbour as it would be more expensive, and possibly...

I think it is 800 euros.

It isn't a legal requirement to use an agency, although it is obviously easier if you do. The correct term for what you call a maid/carer is Domestic Worker. If you use this term people will better understand what you mean. My suggestion is to approach existing Domestic Workers who work in your area...

I recommend Status as well.

Cactuslil wrote: ↑Thu Jun 28, 2018 7:29 am Good news but it needs the police to catch the offenders in the first place & how likely is that

Having been caught twice, I would say fairly likely.

Both my stupid fault and shouldn't have happened, nevertheless I support the increase in penalties.

The Cyprus government shouldn't touch this with a barge pole. It will be a bit of Israel in all but name, with all the associated problems.

Varky wrote: ↑Wed Jun 27, 2018 9:19 am Nice words. Please note it refers to 'citizens'. Does that include expats?

Yes, included as they are now.

The government recognise this legislation is out of date and needs modernising. In my 16 years as an owner here I'm not aware of anyone who has been prosecuted for not having a lifeguard at their pool. Has anyone else?

As news items are by their nature current, it seems putting them in the general section seems sensible.

You are right in that Napoleon supporting countries chose to drive on the right and his opponents continued to drive on the left. However, that wasn't the start of it. In the late 1700s, prior to Napoleon being in charge, teamsters in France and the United States began hauling farm products in big w...

I seem to have committed the crime of putting forward an alternative view. Slap on the wrist for being honest. For information, I frequent a number of very good restaurants with a number of very nice people. So no need for staying at home, being miserable etc etc. Who knows, you may have even had a ...

Samsung has too much bloatware and cost more then it needs to. I go for Huawei.

If you prefer your dogs on a plate then you are no friend of mine.. :-( I don't recall saying anything about dogs on the plate. I don't eat dog or cat (although I accept some places in the far east do). But neither do I eat baby sheep. I just don't want dogs in restaurants, Neither do I want most c...