. Having had a number of verbal reports of good times staying and eating at this well established Pissouri location, we asked Francis Geldart to write a review. The Sofocleous family opened the Hill View in 1991. George Sofocleous, the owner/manager, trained as a chef in Paphos. Today he is ably supported by his wife
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Ad Board, Cyprus’ leading out of home media company with a 45% market share, along with their partners Clear Channel Interspace Airports, the world's leading marketer of airport and outdoor advertising, have recently launched the new media at Larnaca airport. This new advertising showcase includes seamless displays which have been designed to fit in the
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Chevrolet Cruze was voted “Autobest 2010” by a jury of 15 European motoring journalists. The awards will be presented at the beginning of February in Russia. With a total of 844 points, the winner overtook Hyundai i20 with only 83 points, making this one of the closest wins in the history of Autobest. The Skoda
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The fundamental credit outlook for the Pakistani banking sector is negative, reflecting challenging operating conditions as a result of the continued economic slowdown, domestic security instability and the weak sovereign position of Pakistan. However, the banking system remains relatively resilient overall, Moody's Investors Service said in its new Banking System Outlook on Pakistan. "Overall credit
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Stock index futures fell on Wednesday, taking a cue from a decline in global markets, as investors found little reason to propel stocks higher as the market's solid year draws to a close. Airline stocks could see interest after Japan Airlines Corp (9205.T) tumbled as much as 32 percent to a record low on growing
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World stocks slipped and the dollar was stable on Wednesday as investors wound down for the year after booking stellar gains in a recovery rally stretching back to March. Japan's Nikkei, for example, slipped 0.9 percent on in its final 2009 session, but still has a 19 percent gain for the year after recovering the
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Bargain-hunting euro zone shoppers are flocking to British retail Web sites to take advantage of the strength of the euro against the pound and seasonal clearance sales. Online payments provider Moneybookers said on Wednesday it estimated that 30 percent of French, 29 percent of German and 22 percent of Polish internet shoppers are using British
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Britain's top share index fell 0.6 percent by midday on Wednesday, weighed down by weaker miners, retreating from a level in the previous session not seen since the October 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers. By 1158 GMT, the FTSE 100 index was down 30.73 points, or 0.6 percent, at 5,406.88 after gaining 0.7 percent on
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European shares fell by Wednesday midday, snapping a six-day winning streak in very thin trading, with commodity stocks tracking lower crude oil and metals prices and banking stocks reversing earlier gains. By 1124 GMT, the pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index was down 0.7 percent at 1,039.81 points, with volumes on the index about 15 percent of
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House prices in England and Wales rose 0.9 percent on the month in November, their sixth consecutive rise, leaving prices 0.3 percent lower than a year ago, government data showed on Wednesday. London led the recovery, with a monthly rise of 2 percent and a year-on-year gain of 3.5 percent, figures from the Land Registry
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