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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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News
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The Bulgarian 'Loch Ness Monster': the Water Bull of the Rabisha Lake
Nessie vs. the Bulgarian Water Bull
The world famous monster Nessie from the Loch Ness in Scotland is about to get a...
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GERMANY PLUS RETAIL CHAIN TO OPEN 25 STORES EACH YEAR IN BULGARIA
The German retail stores chain Plus opened its new store in Burgas and plans to open 25 supermarkets a year in Bulgaria.
Other new stores are in Pernik, Gorna Oryahovitsa, Harmanli, Silistra, and Sevlievo.
The company has already...
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Bulgaria Makes Expat Retirement List
By HiFX
The Global Post has compiled a report of the best budget retirement locations around the world.
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No Bulgarian Injuries, Damages in Kosovo Quake
There are no reports of Bulgarian nationals injured in the 5,0 magnitude earthquake, which was registered Wednesday afternoon in Kosovo, Bulgaria's Foreign Ministry announced, citing information from the country's embassy in Pristina.
The building of the embassy has not suffered any damages, all its officials and the members of their families are safe and sound, the ministry said.
The epicenter of the tremor was registered at 46 kilometers West of Pristina, 26 kilometers Southwest of Kosovska Mitrovica and 220 kilometers West of Sofia.
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Bulgaria Commemorates Rescue of Jews in 1943
Bulgaria commemorated the 67th anniversary of the salvation of Bulgarian Jews and the 65th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust on March 10 with a ceremony at the memorial by the National Assembly.
"The salvation of Bulgarian Jews, which began with the participation of MPs and was supported by members of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, as well as of hundreds and thousands of honest Bulgarian citizens, was a peak achievement of the civic society," Parliamentary speaker Tsetska Tsacheva said.
Even though Bulgaria was an ally of Nazi Germany in World War II, 50,000 Bulgarian Jews were not deported to the Nazi death camps in 1943 thanks to mass civil protests, active stance by 43 Bulgarian MPs, and Tsar Boris III's resistance to Hitler's demands for deportation.
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Kosovo Earthquake Felt Slightly in Sofia
A 5,0 magnitude on the Richter scale was registered Wednesday afternoon in Kosovo, the European-Mediterranean Seismological Center announced.
The epicenter is 46 kilometers West of Pristina, 26 kilometers Southwest of Kosovska Mitrovica and 220 kilometers West of Sofia.
The earthquake was felt lightly in the Bulgarian capital but there is no information about casualties or material damage.
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High Waves Hit Bulgaria Black Sea Coast
Very high waves have hit Bulgaria's Black sea coast and the beach resorts near Varna and Burgas Wednesday, the Bulgarian National Radio, BNR, reports.
In the "Sunny Beach' resort near Burgas, the waves have reached the front-water hotels and have taken away several barges. In the northern Black Sea region, the storm had destroyed the water collector of the purification station of the beach town of Kranevo and has broken boats and port equipment near the towns of Shabla, Balchik and Kavarna.
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Bulgaria Health Insurance Payments to Increase from April 1
Health insurance contributions will be put up from 8 to 10% starting on April 1, Regional Development Minister Rosen Plevneliev reported Wednesday.
Plevneliev confirmed the April 1 date while speaking after a meeting of the Council of Ministers.
Bulgaria PM Boyko Borisov first announced the increase in health insurance payments on Monday after meeting with protesting doctors.
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March Blizzard Grips Bulgaria
The heavy snow continues to create significant problems all over Bulgaria Wednesday, with the situation being the most serious in eastern Bulgaria.
Three municipalities in the Varna Region - Vetrino, Aksakovo, and Suvorovo, have declared emergency since Tuesday with many roads closed and bus services suspended. The roads are also closed for cars between the cities of Varna and Dobrich and to and from the city of Shumen....
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Bulgaria's UNESCO Head Bokova Visits Devastated Haiti
Bulgarian UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova has started her two-day visit to Haiti for talks on re-building educational and cultural elements in the country.
According to local media reports Bokova will concentrate on the rebuilding of Haiti's historical cultural sites that were severely damaged after the devastating January 12 earthquake.
She will meet with Haitian President Rene Preval on Wednesday and will also hold talks with Haitian Prime Minister Jean Max Bellerive and Michaelle Jean, governor general of Canada, who arrived in Haiti on Monday.
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More Bulgaria GPs Join Strike, Sofia Doctors Back at Work
More Bulgarian doctors have joined the GP strike on Wednesday over the government's health reform plans.
GPs from 9 more Bulgarian towns are set to keep their cabinets locked Wednesday. Sofia GPs however called off their protest late Tuesday after a meeting with Health Minister Bozhidar Nanev.
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Bulgaria Bomb Disposal Crews Work to Defuse Dumped Tank Mines
Bulgarian bomb disposal experts are still working in a bid to defuse 7 powerful anti-tank mines found near a river in South Bulgaria.
The mines were discovered by a vacationing police officer near a dump close to Momchilgrad. They were reported to be large, Russian-made mines.
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Bulgaria Electricity Provider Safeguards Nesting Storks
Bulgaria's electricity distribution company CEZ has installed over 500 safety platforms for stork nests on its power poles during the past three years.
The company is also monitoring a further 800 nests on its pylons, ready to take safety action should that prove necessary.
Rosen Yardanov, the Director of Maintenance and Operations at CEZ, announced on Tuesday that the birds cause frequent power outages when they settled on electrical cables.
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