Council news round up
DIDIM Council has reported a number of activities and ongoing works within the town, so we decided to wrap them up in one article for you.
Read MoreConsular meeting updates
AROUND 50 expats turned out for the latest British Consulate community meeting last Wednesday (Nov 12).
Read MoreMarch to highlight violence against women this Sunday
A MARCH is being organized this Sunday (Nov 23) in Didim to coincide with an international effort to highlight the struggle against violence against women.
Read MoreBurglary suspects caught in Didim
TWO men who burgled a foreign family’s Didim summerhouse and fled in their rental car have been caught in dramatic fashion.
Read MoreAtabay on Leros and new cemetery
DIDIM Mayor Denzi Atabay, at his weekly press conference, confirmed he had been forced to cancel a planned trip to Leros due to heavy rainfall affecting our resort. Mr Atabay said he was helping to co-ordinate effective responses to residents and businesses adversely affected by two days of rain late last week. He said he…
Read MoreDidim win moves them into third
DIDIMSPOR moved into third place in their regional league with a last minute 1-0 away win over Karabiga.
Read MoreHelp-in-Hands deliver Balat surprise
A BALAT villager and his wife had a wonderful surprise delivered to their home, thanks to members of Help-in-Hands members.
Read MoreHelp-in-Hands deliver Balat surprise
A BALAT villager and his wife had a wonderful surprise delivered to their home, thanks to members of Help-in-Hands members.
Read MoreShould children be allowed in bars?
Klaus Jurgens A RECENT discussion on social media has focused on the fact that apparently many hospitality establishments in Didim lack the necessary paperwork in order to allow under-18 year old guests to enter their premises. By paperwork I refer to the appropriate license obtained from national authorities.
Read MoreGermans plea for Apollo road closure
GERMAN archaeology teams tasked with digs around the Apollo Temple have petitioned the Aydin ministry officials to finalise plans for the permanent closure to vehicles on the road through the Eskikoy area.
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