Permit renewal: A snapshot review
Karen Brown I DO think the new process for applying for residency is a positive move forward. We are living in a digital age, so it’s great to be able to do some of the process online.
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My little Idil: Amy Idem
VOICES columnist Amy Idem, originally from a small market town in Lancashire, is now living with her husband and three children, in Idil, in Turkey’s south eastern province of Şırnak. She writes about her cultural and life experiences here, and on her blog: https://memyselfandidil.wordpress.com/ İdyllic İdil? Sometimes life in İdil is less than idyllic. Since…
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‘Galaticos’ and Norwegians of Siesta
A POPULAR AKBUK resident and avid Galatasaray fan has celebrated her birthday on her favourite daytripper boat – Siesta.
Read MoreBars, tour agent closed for hassling
HASSLERS causing bother to tourists have caused the temporary closure of three bars and a travel agent in Altinkum.
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Priene to host spiritual healing event
A SPIRITUAL help group has confirmed it will be hosting its next event – next Wednesday (July 22) – within the confines of the Priene ruins, on the outskirts of Didim.
Read MoreFete, auction bolsters AKUT
TOURISTS and expats enjoyed a good old-fashioned village fete day at REDS Bar on Sunday and helping raise hundreds of Turkish Lira for AKUT, the local search and rescue organization.
Read MoreLetters to the editor: July 15
Thanks Voices John Matthews ON behalf of the residents of the Sunflower Complex(855/856 Sokak) I would like to thank you, the Voices Newspaper, the Mayor and the Council for the great work that has been undertaken to clear the area of the rubbish, litter and weeds that had plagued the surrounds of our lovely complex.
Read MoreSecurity ramped up across resort
DOMESTIC and international tourists have been heartened by news that security is being stepped up by Didim police and Zabita officers in the resort.
Read MoreSyrian gangs dominate trafficking in Aegean
SYRIANS have begun to dominate human smuggling activities in the Aegean Sea that originate in Turkey, police have said.
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David People – not just a coffeehouse!
Restaurant review by Andy Probert ‘IT’S a franchise’. My initial thoughts as we walked into the spick and span David People, the newly opened coffeehouse-cum-dining experience on Ataturk Boulevard. Clean lines, clean tables, newly plumped seats and all waiting for new diners.
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