Illegal builds destroyed around Apollo
DIDIM Council teams have been busy demolishing illegal builds – including one that stood for years opposite the Apollo Temple.
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Fishermen bemoan trawler fishing LOCAL fishermen have hit out at trawler fishing I the Aegean for depleting fish stocks. Fishermen in Didim and Kuşadası claim that there were less fish stocks than last year due to intensive trawler fishing in the region. One fisherman Ali Tekintas said: “There has been a massive decline in fish…
Read MoreBrits fined for playing cards at bar
FIVE British residents have been fined 185TL each for illegally playing cards for money in an Altinkum bar, it has emerged.
Read MoreWorks on new burial ground in Mavisehir under way
A NEW burial ground, in 78 acres of land out towards Mavisehir, is now underway.
Read MoreHotel sees stars – and ministry action!
A ‘FOUR STAR’ HOTEL in Didim has had the stars stripped from its sign following action by the Culture and Tourism Ministry.
Read MoreTeachers urged to fight drug abuse among children
TEACHERS in Didim have attended a seminar that outlined ways to identify drug and substance abuse among school children.
Read MoreDidim News in Brief: December 4
Dental x-ray machine gifted to Didim A DENTAL X-ray machine has been gifted to Didim State Hospital to help diagnose problems of patients’ teeth.
Read MoreA Christmas/New Year balancing act
Klaus Jurgens EVERY year my family is faced with the same recurring dilemma of sorts: shall we celebrate Christmas the way we were used to do back in the UK, that is enjoying a two to three day break, or is it more appropriate to straightaway combine Christmas with New Year’s Eve?
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EXCLUSIVE: Lifetime permit granted to Brit
A BRITISH man, living in Didim, is among the first foreigners living in Turkey to be granted a lifetime residence permit – until 2099!
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VOICES EXCLUSIVE: Work permit ‘first’ for Didim businessman
A BRITISH businessman is among the first in the Aydin region to be granted a work permit after he was inspired by an article in Voices.
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