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Environmental initiative in Erimitis
CORFU. Meeting on Sunday, May 31, at Avlaki, with parallel cultural and educational activities.
Juvenile violence in Corfu: Screen culture and normalisation of aggression
The incident involving the injury of a pupil in Corfu once again brings to the forefront the discussion about juvenile violence, the influence of the media and social media, as well as the social model shaping a generation raised amid tension, competition, and constant exposure to aggression, while parents are away at work from morning until night.
Primary school pupil hospitalised following fight at school
CORFU. An incident of violence involving primary school pupils ended with one child being admitted to hospital. The episode occurred during a school break, while the injured child’s parents filed a complaint against teachers.
Corfu in cruise and same-day visitor tracking network following Dubrovnik model
CORFU. At last, policies and public discussions should move beyond simply counting arrivals and departures. Corfu is taking part in a tourism pressure monitoring programme focused on cruise activity and day visitors, together with destinations such as Rhodes.
From Venice to Corfu: the archive, the Ionian University, and an old relationship seeking to continue
VENICE. The visit of Yiannis Loverdos to Venice for the digitisation of the Greek archive brings back into focus the role of the Ionian University Department of Archival Science and the enduring connection between Corfu and Venice through historical documents.
Community presidents join forces, demanding meaningful say in decision-making
CORFU. In an effort to coordinate actions, push for solutions, and enhance the role of local communities, village presidents and representatives across Central Corfu launched a joint initiative in Sinarades.
When access to Vidos, Porto Timoni, Erimitis, and Antipaxos is prohibited
CORFU. Corfu Port Authority has issued instructions to maritime professionals, shipping agents, and boat owners ahead of the fire prevention season.
14th Social Solidarity Festival in Spianada Square this weekend – See the programme
CORFU. Spianada Square is hosting the 14th Social Solidarity Festival featuring workshops, social activities, and evening concerts until Sunday.
Power cuts 23-27 May
The Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator (DEDDIE) has announced that there will be power cuts between Saturday 23 and Wednesday 27 May in order to carry out necessary maintenance work.
Musical evening in Kastellanous Messi
CORFU. Wednesday 20 May in the village square.
Traditional Dance Festival organised by Lykeio Ellinidon — May 20–21
CORFU. Accompanied by a five-piece musical ensemble led by traditional choir conductor, Apostolos Valsamas.
From Waste to Sustainability: The message of the Corfu Food & Wine Festival
CORFU. The circular economy, the reduction of food waste, and sustainability were at the heart of an open interactive event held as part of the 8th Corfu Food & Wine Festival at Faliraki, where pupils, families, and visitors experienced firsthand how the everyday management of food can be connected to respect for the environment and local production.
Target shooting competitions for anniversary of Union of Ionian Islands with Greece
CORFU. Wednesday, May 20, at 4:30 p.m., at the Shooting Range at Gefyra Iatron near Skripero.
Aquathlon in Garitsa Bay
CORFU. Sunday, May 17 at 13:00 – ‘Swim. Run. Push beyond your limits.’
Celebration of music and voices at Kouzeli Estate in Moraitika
CORFU. Friday 15 May at 20:30.
Corfu Food & Wine Festival: the essence of hospitality
CORFU. Friday 15 May at the Scout Hall at Faliraki.
Today, accountability; the day after tomorrow, reimposition of 2025 increases
CORFU. The issue of improperly collected payments and possible refunds to residents is being brought before the Municipal Council by Giorgos Karydis, while the municipal administration cites financial inability.
How will local tax increases be reimbursed?
The decision of the Greek Council of State of may pave the way for refunds of municipal taxes, but its implementation appears to be anything but straightforward. The involvement of electricity providers, the fact that the finalised written ruling has not yet been issued, and the potential fiscal cost create a complex administrative and political landscape for municipalities.
