AGIA PARASKEVI TRADE FAIR
The Municipality of Geroskipou announces that the traditional Agia Paraskevi trade fair (24-26/7) will not take place, due to the impossibility of implementing the health decree.
The Municipality of Geroskipou announces that the traditional Agia Paraskevi trade fair (24-26/7) will not take place, due to the impossibility of implementing the health decree.
The Municipality of Geroskipou informs the public that the Municipality’s offices will remain closed on Monday, 26 July 2021, on the occasion of the feast of Agia Paraskevi. However, the Refuse Collection Service will operate as normal.
With the aim of enhancing the quality and appearance of the Geroskipou seafront, as well as providing facilities to improve accessibility for people with mobility difficulties, the Municipality of Geroskipou continues to carry out projects and initiatives, proving once again that Geroskipou is an enticing summer destination for both locals and visitors from abroad.
As part of the effort to upgrade the seafront’s amenities, modern sanitary facilities were recently completed near the area’s three Snack Bars, and street lighting was reinforced, while within the coming days the tender process for the supply and installation of exercise equipment along the beach will be concluded.
Specifically, 22 pieces of exercise equipment suitable for outdoor use and a seaside environment are expected to be installed at four different points along the beach, allowing visitors to now enjoy a complete experience on the shores of Geroskipou.
In addition, with particular sensitivity towards people with disabilities, the Municipality of Geroskipou, through projects and interventions, aims to improve their daily lives by creating a more welcoming environment for all.
To this end, it is ensuring equal access to the sea and the area’s seafront by carrying out projects that improve accessibility to the beaches for people with disabilities.
At the same time, it is harnessing the development potential of the area’s seafront on terms of sustainability and social justice, thereby contributing to the development of tourism for people with disabilities in the Municipality’s seaside area.
The unveiling of the Monument to Democracy and Resistance 1974 will take place tomorrow, 15 July 2021, on the day of the black anniversary of the Coup.
The unveiling of the Monument will be performed by the former President of the House of Representatives, Mr Giannakis Omirou, at 11.00 a.m.
The Monument is located next to the entrance of the Old Silk Mill (former Geroskipou National Guard Recruit Training Centre).
The Mayor of Geroskipou, Michalis Pavlides, held meetings with the Members of Parliament for the District, during which various matters of concern to the Local Authority were put forward for discussion, in a joint effort to advance and resolve them.
Among the matters raised for discussion was the issue of Local Government Reform, which is a high priority for the Municipality of Geroskipou. The Mayor reiterated the Municipality’s desire for the creation of a Municipality of Geroskipou and Eastern Paphos.
At the same time, he congratulated the District’s Members of Parliament on their election and wished them every success in their work, noting that he looks forward to a close and constructive cooperation between them in order to set the town on a course of development and progress.
The Municipality of Geroskipou informs the public that, following complaints about the wasteful use of drinking water outdoors, Municipal Departmental staff will be carrying out inspections throughout the day in order to ensure its responsible use.
Water, as a fundamental good for humanity, is one of the most important natural resources. It is the main means through which climate change affects the earth’s ecosystems and, consequently, the lives of us all.
Let us learn to use it properly.