Dr.
Seán
Damer, a senior sociologist and Research Fellow from the University
of Edinburgh, is here in Apokoronas for a year doing a research
project into the community of British migrants in the area. This
community is of interest to him because it is one which grew up very
quickly after about 2000. Seán
is interested in why people came to this area in the first place,
what they wanted to find, and if they have found it. He would like
to talk to as many British people as possible about their experience
of living in Apokoronas. If you are willing to help in this
important research project, please contact Seán
at: seannachai1@gmail.
com,
and he will make an arrangement to meet you at your convenience.
Showing posts with label Apokoronas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apokoronas. Show all posts
Monday, 3 November 2014
Friday, 11 July 2014
A view from the road
The first of our Blogs from residents of Apokoronas.
Thanks to the cleaning team of Apokoronas for doing their work.
Thanks to the cleaning team of Apokoronas for doing their work.
We are all citizens of our municipality. This means we have obligations and duties towards it. An obligation to keep it clean and safe. It is our duty to point out to the municipality all the dirt and mess, not just complain about it. With the help of the population, the cleaning team will be able to work more efficiently.
An example is that of the Kournas road, cleaned the day after publication on Facebook combined with a visit to the town hall.
We hope that the new team will pass regularly (at least every two months) through all the villages to take note of what is needed (road signs, cleaning, cutting the grass….)
Thanks again.
Anna
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