British High Commission Awards Grant to Cyprus Property Group

The Cyprus Property Action Group (CPAG) has received a grant from the British High Commission in Nicosia. The money is to go towards computer equipment and expenses.

L-R British Consul Claire Lawley said: "The British High Commission is very pleased to recognise the splendid efforts of CPAG in supporting many British people and other nationalities, including Cypriots, with their property problems."

With the growth of the British Community on the Island," she continued: "the aim of the High Commission is to help people to help themselves. CPAG is a shining example of what can be achieved by a group of dedicated volunteers. We wish them every success in their endeavours."

CPAG co-founder Dennis O'Hare said that the group was most grateful for the continued of the British High Commission, especially their public endorsement, which added significant weight to the group's credibility.

The presentation followed the recent event hosted by Caroline Flint MP, UK Minister for Europe, on her recent visit to the island, during which she presented a donation of €50,000 to the ongoing mine clearance efforts on the Green Line.