CYPRUS SAMARITANS CHRISTMAS FAYRE
Angelika Restaurant, Coral Bay Road, Paphos [St George's traffic lights]
30 November - 9am-1pm
Cakes, men and women's clothing, home baking, flowers, christmas decorations, jewellery, books, crafts, bric a brac and so much more
Live entertainment
Pafos Live 6 November 2024
The third arrest was made by the Pafos Police after the two previous arrests and the detection of a loaded pistol in an open area in Paphos in a police operation in Konia preventing planned or planned criminal acts.
According to an announcement by the Office of the Communication Branch of the Police Headquarters, he is a 29-year-old man from Limassol, adding that the investigation of the case began on November 1, 2024, following an assessment of information that a car without registration plates is hidden in a deserted area in the Paphos district.
Filenews 6 November 2024 - by Dora Christodoulou
After many attempts, the construction of an above-ground pedestrian bridge on Tassos Papadopoulos Avenue in Paphos is progressing and is now essentially in the construction phase.
This was announced today by Pafos MP Chrysanthos Savvides, who had raised the necessity of constructing the project to protect the hundreds of students, mainly, of the schools located by this busy road.
The Fat Fig, Chlorakas
31 December
€55pp - booking essential - 99 281351. 50% deposit required
QUIZ NIGHT & SUPPER - for PAWS
Phoenix Social Club
14 November - starting 6.30pm
Tickets €15pp which includes main course from menu above.
Booking with menu choice essential - marion.l@cytanet.com.cy or 99 806317
Cyprus Mail 5 November 2024 - by Elias Hazou
In 2025 the state will spend about €9 million on the salaries of clerics, based on an agreement between the government and the church dating to the early 1970s.
The finance ministry has budgeted €8.85 million to pay the wages of Christian Orthodox priests based in rural areas, plus another €350,000 for the clerics of other denominations – Maronites, Armenians and Latins.
The arrangement dates back to 1971 when President Makarios introduced the deal between the government, which he headed, and the church – which he also headed.
in-cyprus 6 November 2024 - by Fanis Makrides
The Civil Aviation Department has questioned the legality of using security dogs at Larnaca and Paphos airports by private contractor ICTS, which provides security services under an agreement with airport operator Hermes.
ICTS staff have been deploying dogs at both airports since October, prompting immediate concern from the Civil Aviation Department, the state’s supervisory authority for airport security. The department claims it is the sole authority authorised to certify and approve such security measures, noting that ICTS had not submitted any formal request for dog deployment.