
Leros property levy to rise by 20% in January
The council has set the new levy at €0.30 for every €1,000 of property value, the lowest rate allowed.

Τα δημοσιεύματα της περιόδου, ομαδοποιημένα ανά ημέρα.

Nikos Komineas says islanders can have to spend days away from home for a court hearing, a tax appointment or a hospital visit.

Temperatures could reach 24°C on Saturday before easing slightly on Sunday, according to the Hellenic National Meteorological Service.

The Dodecanese MP set out the government’s tax and income measures in Parliament.

The Dodecanese MP won a substantial majority, including votes from opposition MPs.

Patients can go directly to the cardiology clinic between 9am and 1pm on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November.

Opinion by Angelos Konstantinidis.

Five days of fighting followed weeks of bombardment in one of the fiercest battles of the Dodecanese campaign.

The regional committee has approved the award to EKTER. The aim is to start building the new hospital wing in 2027.

The four-year public service award is worth about €9.15 million including VAT. The contract still has to be signed.

Nikos Tripis sets out why PASOK opposed the debt bill in principle and supported individual provisions.

The Dodecanese MP set out plans for digital services, Parliament’s buildings and the reopening of the Benakeios Library.

The island will help develop teaching materials and take part in an inclusive winter camp in Romania.

Speaking in Parliament on electricity market reform, the Dodecanese MP called for energy and planning rules that reflect island life.

A second large pine tree has been brought down by severe weather on the Greek island of Leros in the space of just a few days, raising concerns about the safety of trees alongside local roads.

A Greek appeals court has overturned the conviction of Michalis Kolias, the former mayor of Leros, who had received an 18-month suspended prison sentence for breach of duty in connection with the dismissal of a municipal social worker in 2019.

A five-hour power cut is scheduled to affect 10 areas of the Greek island of Leros on Friday 6 November 2026, from 8am to 1pm, according to an announcement by the local municipality.

A four-day programme of live-fire military exercises is due to take place off the Greek island of Leros next week, with authorities warning fishermen, sailors and residents to stay clear of designated danger zones.

Residents and visitors urged to avoid unnecessary travel on 2 and 3 November as emergency services step up preparations across the islands.

Greece's national meteorological service (EMY) has updated its severe weather warning, with the Dodecanese islands among the areas expected to experience heavy rain and thunderstorms through Monday, 2 November.

The former deputy mayor of Leros writes about inequality, the cost of living and the part citizens can play between elections and at the polls.

Efforts to restore eight historic buildings and monuments on the Greek island of Leros are moving forward following a visit by officials from the Ministry of Culture on Friday, 30 October 2026. Technical studies for four of the properties have already been completed, while work on the remaining four is nearing completion.

With the participation of young and old, associations, residents and volunteers, an organised cleaning action of the coasts and surrounding areas took place on the morning of Saturday, October 31, 2026, in Lepida, Leros.