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A mistake to ditch free parking at Finikoudes (opens the original)
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For many years, we were fortunate that the Larnaca local council provided free parking just before the promenade. You could always rely on finding a parking space in Larnaca. Unfortunately, the town council has now decided to convert this entire area into what appears to be the largest bus stop – possibly in Europe.From what I have heard, they plan to station well over 100 buses there on standby. The problem is simple: parking has become impossible. On a typical day, at least 1,000 to 2,000 cars
My son never received his army draft papers so why are they still persecuting us? (opens the original)
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The attached blurred photograph, taken in 2010 when our son Serge graduated with three A*s and an A in his A levels and received local academic awards, marks the last time our family spent a day together in Cyprus. Our boy Serge was not served with a draft notice for the National Guard. Yet, instead of conducting an investigation, the army has labelled him a deserter and slapped him with a two-week military prison term on top of the standard conscription time. We belong to a minority group that
Staggering bureaucracy still exists, and forget GDPR (opens the original)
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Having lived here getting on for 26 years with our daughter being born here and educated through the Cypriot state system, and myself being involved in much inward investment in the Cypriot economy, we have in the main thoroughly enjoyed the experience of life in Cyprus. However, every so often we have to deal with government departments, and cannot but wonder, what they have bothered to learn in the last 22 years since they joined the EU. We needed to re-register one of our vehicles and went of
Negotiators had a crucial role post Annan Plan (opens the original)
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I would like to correct one important point in your recent column on the Cyprus negotiations (‘Tales from the Coffee Shop’, Patroclos, Sunday Mail, July 26). I served as Turkish Cypriot chief negotiator from April 2005 until November 2007. This was the period immediately following the failure of the Annan Plan. The previous negotiating framework had effectively collapsed and had to be rebuilt from scratch. During this period, the two leaders, Mehmet Ali Talat and Tassos Papadopoulos, met only tw
Time to focus on hooligans on motorbikes (opens the original)
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The Cyprus police have done a remarkable job in recent months. The traffic cameras and traffic campaigns have made a noticeable difference.However, since motorcycle fatalities are still a serious problem in Cyprus, implementing the following actions is bound to reduce motorcycle injuries and deaths:1. More strictly enforcing display of registration plates on motorcycles. Bikers with hidden identity are more prone to breaking the law (and also having accidents). Numerous motorcycles either have n
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