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Reports written by Nathan Morley
More delays in O’Dwyer case
It has now more than a year since Court proceedings got underway into the alleged assault of Conor O’Dwyer by a property developer, his son and another man.
British police probe Cyprus villas scam
British police are investigating an Internet scam in which Britons paid morairaway.com and sister websites for non-existent Cyprus holiday villas after adverts appeared on villa rental sites Holiday-Rentals and Holidaylettings.co.uk
O’Dwyer assault case drags on into sixth month
Cyprus Interior Minister Neoclis Sylikiotis suggests that property buyers should take developers to court if they believe they are acting illegally. As the case involving the alleged assault on Conor O’Dwyer clearly demonstrates, the Cyprus justice system is unfit for purpose!
Lord Jones speaks out on Title Deed saga
In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Mail, British peer Lord Jones of Cheltenham tells of how the powerlessness of those caught in the title deed trap prompted him to act in the House of Lords.
Home buyers left in lurch
We’ve all been strung along… the British government… the property buyers… everyone… we were all conned.
Cyprus could suffer as EU monitors deeds fiasco
Despite an assurance by the government that an end to the title deeds shambles is in sight, many desperate home buyers are putting their faith in the EU in an effort to safeguard their properties.
Outraged property buyers call for direct action
We are fed up with empty talk, false promises and being fed lie after lie. We need to be taking direct action against a corrupt system that puts profit above honest people.
Scammed property buyers lobby Cyprus president
This scam is endemic throughout the island; it’s harming people’s lives. The government is aware of it and so are the police. Why are they refusing to act?
Cyprus Title Deeds: Miliband waits for action
British Foreign Secretary David Miliband and Chancellor Alistair Darling have been in communication regarding the ongoing Cyprus Title Deed saga
Credit crunch drives ex-pats home
PENSIONERS who moved to a dream life in Cyprus say they are being left financially crippled by the pound’s slide against the Euro and many are considering moving back home.
And, if anyone knows how the credit crunch, weak pound and how increased prices have affected ex-pats in Cyprus, it’s Bob Winter, who for almost 30 [...]
Bizarre twist as entire O’Dwyer court ordered out
COURT proceedings on the first day of the high profile Conor O’Dwyer assault case were adjourned yesterday after defence lawyers expressed concerns that the hearing was being secretly tape-recorded.
In a bizarre twist to the ongoing saga, the entire gallery at Famagusta District Court was ordered out of the chamber and told by Judge Evi Antoniou [...]
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