Bulgarian news. British perspective. Actually useful.
For Brits in Bulgaria
We take Bulgarian news, verify it properly, research the angle, and rewrite it in English so you know what is going on and what to do about it.
Twelve new average-speed cameras go live next month on the main route between Shumen and Varna. If you drive that road, you need to know where they are and what the fines look like.
A convincing Bulgarian-language voicemail is catching out expats who pick up and press 1. Here is what happens next and how to avoid it.
Read Article →The migration directorate has launched an online booking system. It works, mostly, and it is faster than queueing at 6am. Here is a walkthrough.
Read Article →The regional hospital now has a dedicated English-speaking intake point. It covers A&E arrivals only, but it is a genuine step forward.
Read Article →Several readers have reported failed purchases on the official e-vignette site when using British bank cards. There is a workaround.
Read Article →Electricity prices shift from 1 June. Day rates drop slightly but night rates increase. Here is the maths for a typical expat household.
Read Article →New documentation requirements apply from July. If you are buying, selling, or transferring property, the paperwork just got heavier.
Read Article →We monitor dozens of Bulgarian news outlets, police announcements, and official channels daily.
Every major claim is verified against at least two sources. If we cannot confirm it, we say so.
Every story answers the question: why does this matter if you are a Brit living in Bulgaria?
Written by Adrian Dane. Not AI sludge, not embassy copy, not a literal translation. Proper reporting.