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Welcome to our website where you will find information about Sredets and surrounding villages. We will endeavour to bring you all the latest news and events as we get them.
In addition to the above you will also be able to find information on shops, bars, restaurants, hotels and accommodation for rent.
There is a property section that you can go to if you are thinking of buying either as a new home or an investment.
We employ both English and Bulgarian staff and have a team of builders, electricians and plumbers to renovate your older property or build you a new home.
We also have professional associates to advise you with Mortgages, Legal advice and Currency.
If you need help or advice please CONTACT US and we will do our best to answer your query.
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Bulgaria Main Interest Rate Down to 2,27% in May 2009
Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) has determined Friday the main interest rate to be 2,27% in May 2009.
That is a 1,26 points decrease, compared to April's 3,53, and is the lowest rate since...
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Bulgarian Residential Real Estate Prices Down by 12,4% in Q1
Prices for residential real estate in Bulgaria's 28 biggest cities and towns dropped by an average 12,4% in the first quarter of 2009 on a quarterly basis,...
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Romanian and Greek Businesses Escape to Bulgaria to Avoid Financial Crisis
Romanian businesses have started to move on mass to Bulgaria, in an attempt to avoid the worst affects of the current global financial crisis in their home country, Bulgarian daily newspaper Standart reported Thursday.
The Bulgarian border city of Ruse has already seen a boom in rental property business and is expecting this to continue...
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Berlin Wall Exhibition in Bulgaria's Sofia University
An exhibition, dedicated to the twentieth anniversary of the removal of the Iron Curtain and the fall of the Berlin wall, has been opened in Bulgaria's biggest Sofia University.
The exhibition has been officially presented by the deputy chancellor of the university, Nedyu Popivanov, and the Hungarian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Judit Lang.
The exhibit is situated on the second floor of the History department....
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Two More Swine Flu Cases Confirmed in Bulgaria
There have been a new two confirmed cases of swine flu in Bulgaria, the Health Ministry has reported.
A 12-year-old boy from Stara Zagora was confirmed to have the A(H1N1) virus, following a 22-year-old man who was confirmed to have the virus Wednesday also in Stara Zagora. There have now been 4 confirmed cases in the town.
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Father in Bulgaria-Poland Custody Battle Set to Give Over Son
A Polish mediator has informed the Bulgarian father, Todor Vasilev, involved in a high profile custody battle that he will have to give his son over to the authorities on July 6.
7-year-old Pavel will now have to be returned to Poland with his mother Barbara Vasilev, who is currently there with their 8-year-old daughter Nikoleta, the Bulgarian daily 24 Chasa informed Thursday.
Machey Tanski, the Polish mediator in the case, who is under contract with the Ministry of Justice, allegedly asked Todor if he agreed with the decision but it is not yet clear what he replied.
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Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover 7 000-Years-Old Settlement
Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered a 7 000-years-old settlement close to the northeast city of Shumen.
The village dates back to the Stone-Copper Age, and is located in the locality of Chanadzhik, near the village of Sushina and the Ticha Dam.
The archaeologists have discovered over 300 finds, most of which are made of marble.
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Bulgaria Capital Sofia - Europe's 13th Most Costly City to Park In
Bulgaria's capital Sofia is the thirteenth most expensive city to park a car in Europe, according to a parking rate study, conducted by Colliers International.
Sofia overtakes the capitals of Spain and Germany and comes right after Prague, Athens and Budapest. Parking for a day in Sofia comes at the cost of EUR 8-12, while the price for having access to parking anytime during the month ranges between EUR 100-200.
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Environmentalists Rally to "Save Bulgaria Nature"
Bulgarian environmentalists will protest on Thursday against the country's preoccupation with flogging the mountains of Rila and Vitosha and Irakli beach on the Black Sea coast to developers as quickly as possible.
The start of the protest is scheduled for 5.30 pm in front of the National Palace of Culture in Sofia.
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4 People Struck by Lightning in Southern Bulgaria
Four people including one child were struck by lightning Wednesday in the village of Zmeitsa close to the southern Bulgarian town of Dospat.
The four people were working in the fields when a thunderstorm formed in the afternoon. They were struck as they were on their way back to the village probably because of their metal tools.
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New Swine Flu A(H1N1) Case in Bulgaria's Stara Zagora
A new case of the swine flu virus, A(H1N1), has been discovered in the southern Bulgarian city of Stara Zagora.
A 22-year-old patient has been hospitalized with the virus there. The man is a student in the UK, and came back on June 25 for his summer vacation....
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Bulgarian Speleologists Discover Unique Thracian Sanctuary
Speleologists from the city of Veliko Tarnovo have discovered an absolutely unique Thracian sanctuary in Northern Bulgaria.
The news has been announced by Evgeni Koev from the speleological club "Dervent" based in Veliko Tarnovo. The speleologists came across the Thracian sanctuary several days ago as they were studying cavern objects along the Danube.
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Torrential Rains Flood Bulgaria's Capital Sofia
Main streets in Bulgaria's capital Sofia have been flooded after torrential rains poured over the city on Wednesday afternoon.
The high level of collected water brought traffic along major arteries to a standstill, Civil Defence service reported.
The reason for the floods is the clogging of shafts.
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