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To Kafeneion => Grapevine / News Briefs => Topic started by: Maik on Tuesday, 28 February, 2017 @ 16:37:15
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Elderly man locked himself in the bell tower of Ag. Spyridon church, near Antico café on Lithostrotou, earlier this morning. Some concern that he'd jump but eventually talked down.
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Olympic have a special offer on Kef-Athens (from 19€) / Athens-Kef flights (from 41€), bookings taken until 01/03/2017 for travel between 26/03/2017 - 28/10/2017. More info: https://www.olympicair.com/en/Travel/Offers/domestic-offer_feb_23_17
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Allegedly a dispute between two Greek neighbours in Svoronata has resulted in the pet dog of one being killed and dumped by the other.
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Cretan natural mineral water top brand in the world
http://en.protothema.gr/cretan-natural-mineral-water-top-brand-in-the-world/
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Pets at Home recalls food after cats 'collapse'
Pets at Home is recalling AVA dry cat food after three cats became ill.
The pets "exhibited symptoms of sudden collapse, fitting, widespread twitching and general unsteadiness" the firm said, after consuming the biscuits from their range aimed at senior and neutered cats.
The level of thiamine (vitamin B1) in the cat food listed was much lower than the recipe specified.
Pets at Home said customers would be given a full refund.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-39117832
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Why your car servicing costs could be about to rise
...your car's manufacturer probably knows where you've been, how fast you drove, and how soon you're likely to need a service.
And it wants to turn this knowledge in to money.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-39103150
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Well Olympic Air obviously don't want to sell many cheap seats to & from Kef......offer announced today & only available until 1/3/17 which is tomorrow!
Typically Greek!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Well spotted, kef97!
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No such thing as 'finders keepers', police warn after shopper is charged with theft for pocketing £20 she found lying on shop floor
There is no such thing as 'finders keepers', police have warned, after they prosecuted a shopper who pocketed £20 she found lying on a shop floor.
Nicole Bailey did not imagine she was breaking the law when she picked up the cash she found on the floor while out shopping.
But the 23-year-old landed herself in court after CCTV cameras caught her picking up the bank note another customer had dropped just minutes earlier.
Now police have warned people to discard the old adage "finders keepers", saying it is a crime to keep money or goods someone else has lost.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/02/28/no-thing-finders-keepers-police-warn-prosecute-shopper-pocketed/
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Sir Philip Green puts £363m into pension fund of collapsed retailer BHS after bitter row and threats to strip his knighthood
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2017/02/28/sir-philip-green-puts-363m-bhs-pension-fund/
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Landline charges for 2m customers to be cut as telecoms watchdog steps in
Ofcom condemns poor value on landline-only accounts with plan to force biggest provider BT to trim bills by up to £7 a month
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/feb/28/telecom-watchdog-ofcom-cut-landline-charges-2m-customers-bt
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NHS accused of covering up huge data loss that put thousands at risk
Exclusive: More than 500,000 pieces of patient data between GPs and hospitals went undelivered between 2011 and 2016
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/feb/26/nhs-accused-of-covering-up-huge-data-loss-that-put-thousands-at-risk
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Elderly man locked himself in the bell tower of Ag. Spyridon church, near Antico café on Lithostrotou, earlier this morning. Some concern that he'd jump but eventually talked down.
Was he tolled to come down? :lol:
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Was he tolled to come down? :lol:
:doh:
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Was he tolled to come down? :lol:
:doh:
Mmmm... That rings a bell
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Elderly man locked himself in the bell tower of Ag. Spyridon church, near Antico café on Lithostrotou, earlier this morning. Some concern that he'd jump but eventually talked down.
Was he tolled to come down? :lol:
Pull the other one!
Tony
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Why your car servicing costs could be about to rise
...your car's manufacturer probably knows where you've been, how fast you drove, and how soon you're likely to need a service.
And it wants to turn this knowledge in to money.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-39103150 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-39103150)
It probably reads your Facebook page as well. :rant:
Tony