Posts tagged with "Tseri avenue"

Shopkeepers win the day over Tseri avenue upgrade Cyprus

Shopkeepers win the day over Tseri avenue upgrade

July 12th, 2018 Shopkeepers and pedestrians have apparently won the long battle over the future redesign of Tseri avenue in Strovolos. Strovolos mayor Andreas Papacharalambous announced on Thursday that the municipal council had rejected the government’s proposal for a three-lane road, two for cars and one for buses, with a central reservation and...
Our View: The scandalous way important decisions are taken Our View

Our View: The scandalous way important decisions are taken

September 6th, 2017 We were given a demonstration of the comical way in which the government takes important decisions last Friday. A meeting at the presidential palace attended by the president, three ministers, the mayor of Strovolos and a delegation of Tseri Avenue shopkeepers decided that plans for the widening of the avenue should be scrapped and new...
Tseri Avenue plans sent back to the drawing board Cyprus

Tseri Avenue plans sent back to the drawing board

September 1st, 2017 NEW plans to redesign Tseri Avenue will be drawn up soon and will examine the possibility of two lanes, it was decided on Friday, Strovolos Mayor Andreas Papacharalambous. Although the government has wanted to facelift the area for years, opposition from residents and shop owners, as well as cash needed for the works being blocked by...
President to chair meeting on Tseri Avenue Cyprus

President to chair meeting on Tseri Avenue

August 5th, 2017 President Nicos Anastasiades will preside over a meeting later in the month on the redevelopment of Tseri Avenue, Strovolos Mayor Andreas Papacharalambous has said. Anastasiades’ involvement, is aimed at finding a comprome solution to satisfy both parties – the transport ministry and the Tseri Avenue residents and shop owners –...
Strovolos mulls new proposal for Tseri Avenue Cyprus

Strovolos mulls new proposal for Tseri Avenue

July 29th, 2017 THE Strovolos municipal council is to respond to the latest proposal by the transport ministry on the redevelopment of Tseri Avenue in September, Mayor Andreas Papacharalambous said on Friday. The saga of the redevelopment of Tseri Avenue has been ongoing for a number of years as residents and shop owners have been opposing the...
Last-ditch attempt to agree on Tseri Avenue works Cyprus

Last-ditch attempt to agree on Tseri Avenue works

April 21st, 2017 Consultations re-started on Friday between the Strovolos municipality and the public works department with the aim of reaching common ground as to the redevelopment of Tseri Avenue as the project was halted following the disagreement of residents and shop owners on a number of changes proposed. Strovolos Mayor Andreas Papacharalambous...
Hasikos tells Strovolos officials to butt out of road-making decisions Cyprus

Hasikos tells Strovolos officials to butt out of road-making decisions

February 15th, 2017 Municipal councillors should butt out of road-making decisions and stick to the duties assigned to them by law, Interior Minister Sokratis Hasikos said on Wednesday. Speaking on state radio, Hasikos had been protesting the Strovolos municipal council’s Tuesday decision to reject the government’s plan to turn Tseriou avenue into a...
Man in serious condition after road crash News in Brief

Man in serious condition after road crash

October 15th, 2015 A young man was seriously injured in a traffic collision in Nicosia on Thursday and had to be freed from his car by the fire service. The incident happened at around 10.45am on Tseri Avenue in Strovolos. A fire service rescue team was scrambled to the scene and freed the man whose car had crashed into a parked lorry. The man was...
Tseri business owners stage new protest over road revamp (updated) Cyprus

Tseri business owners stage new protest over road revamp (updated)

July 7th, 2015 By Andria Kades Residents and business owners from Nicosia’s Tseri Avenue organised another protest on Tuesday morning to stress their opposition to government plans to redesign the street. A peaceful protest at 8am blocked the road at Konstantinopoleos Avenue for 10 minutes and attracted the interest of about 150 people...
Our View: Tseri Avenue re-design is long overdue Opinion

Our View: Tseri Avenue re-design is long overdue

June 19th, 2015 TSERI AVENUE in Nicosia is the worst possible advertisement for a modern town. With dirt paths instead of pavements, poor street lighting, rudimentary drainage, which causes flooding whenever there is a downpour, and anarchic planning that guarantees congestion, it is reminiscent of the way our towns looked 30 years ago. But apart from...
MPs call for a rethink of Tseri Avenue plan Cyprus

MPs call for a rethink of Tseri Avenue plan

June 11th, 2015 By Andria Kades ANY decision over the much debated Tseri Avenue needs to be taken after proper study, House Interior committee chairman Yiannos Lamaris said on Thursday. “Every time there is a reconstruction of a road in any town there are always different views by the relevant authorities, residents and particularly business...
Tseri Avenue businesses threaten to sue the government Cyprus

Tseri Avenue businesses threaten to sue the government

June 10th, 2015 By Evie Andreou Disgruntled residents and shop owners along Tseri Avenue in Nicosia said on Tuesday they were contemplating reporting the government for possible waste of public funds should the planned redevelopment of the street materialise. Less than a week after Interior Minister Socratis Hasikos said in an unequivocal tone...
Tseri avenue residents protest against ‘outdated’ plans Cyprus

Tseri avenue residents protest against ‘outdated’ plans

December 13th, 2014 By Evie Andreou ABOUT 50 protesters gathered outside Strovolos town hall yesterday and chanted demands that the busy Tseri Avenue undergo a facelift that will preserve its commercial life and neighbourly-like character. Residents and shop owners of the area, headed by the Tseri Avenue initiative committee, handed a memo to a...
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