The Cyprus Mail reported: A convicted child rapist has been allowed to take children on horse and carriage rides along the Paphos coast and in Peyia since 2014 because a series of legal loopholes meant he did not need a police clearance certificate to obtain the necessary licence. The man was… Read More »Child rapist was allowed public access to children
Bank of Cyprus said it plans to shutter 15 branches as part of restructuring but no jobs will be lost at this stage, it emerged on Friday. In an internal memo to staff, the bank said the move would affect 15 branches, which will be announced in the coming days. “The move… Read More »BoC to shutter 15 branches, no redundancies
The Cyprus Mail reported………… The man who admitted kidnapping two boys from their Larnaca primary school in September pleaded guilty on Wednesday to two charges of giving them sedatives. Giorgos Nicolaou, 35, alias George, had pleaded guilty to kidnapping the boys back in November last year but denied administering Lorazepam to… Read More »Kidnapping defendant admits giving boys sedatives
May’s Brexit deal is CRUSHED: PM suffers biggest government defeat EVER by 230 votes as Tory rebels join forces with Labour in Commons showdown – and now she faces no-confidence battle Theresa May suffered massive House of Commons defeat on her Brexit deal in the long-awaited vote tonight Defeat by… Read More »Brexit – May Crushed
The Cyprus Mail reported…………….. Cyprus could be inflating another property bubble through the citizenship-by-investment programme, and at a time when such extraordinary policies are no longer necessary, distinguished economist Christopher Pissarides has warned. Now based in London, the 2010 Noble Laureate in Economics tells the Sunday Mail he is monitoring developments… Read More »The next property bubble in Cyprus
FRIGHTENING FREQUENCIES: THE DANGERS OF 5G & WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT THEM As the old saying goes, give us an inch and inevitably we’ll want a mile. And certainly, this sentiment is true with technology. Who doesn’t want faster, bigger (or smaller), more efficient? Take wireless mobile telecommunications. Our… Read More »The Dangers of 5G
The Cyprus mail reported: A group of 31 Syrian migrants were picked up near Kato Pyrgos late Monday. Despite the bad weather, their vessel had docked in occupied Limnitis from where the passengers were taken to Pyrgos. Among the Syrians on the boat were a family with two young children aged… Read More »Thirty-one migrants picked up in Kato Pyrgos
The British Government has been slammed for allowing homelessness in the UK to reach shocking levels. How can anyone possibly ignore the fact that one of the word’s top 10 economies has so many people sleeping on the street. Here are some statistics about homelessness in the UK… 1000 every… Read More »British govt slammed over homelessness
MPs seek say on ‘golden visas’ A LEGISLATIVE proposal is to be tabled to the House plenum in January aiming to give parliament a say in the criteria governing the issuing of passports to foreign nationals under the citizenship-by-investment scheme. The bill, authored by the Greens, is expected to go… Read More »MPs seek say on ‘golden visas’
Are you falling for the the bullshit that we are being spun by the political classes? We were lied to when our nation was dragged in the ‘Common Market’ and over 3 or 4 decades our country has been become wrapped up in so much red tape and political dishonesty… Read More »Scared of Brexit? Don’t be!
