Tylliria
The study for the preparation of an integrated development plan of Tylliria has started and is expected to be completed in ten months, the interior...
Moves to improve life in Tylliria get underway
All aspects of life in the Tylliria area will be covered by an integrated development plan of the area, commissioner for the development of mountain...
Big plans for integrated development of Tylliria region
A strategic study is to be ready in ten months for an integrated development plan for the Tylliria area in the north-west of the island....
Upgrade of Cyprus-France relations expected says minister
After President Nicos Anastasiades’ visit to France an upgrade of the relations between the two countries is definitely expected, Defence Minister Charalambos Petrides said on...
Tylliria: beautiful, remote, struggling
In August the region around Kato Pyrgos springs into life as a popular holiday spot for Cypriots. The rest of the year, the villages are...
Search launched for Greek Cypriots killed in 1964 Turkish bombing
Crews on Wednesday began searching for the remains of Greek Cypriots killed during the Turkish aerial bombardment of the Tylliria area in August 1964. At...
Excavations in September to locate remains of victims of 1964 battle of Tylliria
Excavations will begin in September at the site of the former Pachyammos hospital at Tylliria to find the remains of those killed during the August...
What happened at Tylliria in August 1964
According to the UN secretary-general’s report to the Security Council in September 1964, just before the battle of Tylliria, the Turkish Cypriot bridgehead around Kokkina...
Government defends annual Turkish Cypriot access to Kokkina
The government was merely honouring a 2009 agreement between the two communities when it allowed a bus convoy of Turkish Cypriots through to the government-controlled...
Turkish Cypriots to mark Kokkina battle anniversary
Over 2,000 Turkish Cypriots will attend an event on Saturday marking the battle of Tylliria some 50 years ago. The buses carrying the Turkish Cypriots...