in-cyprus3 Aug 2026

Limassol mayor: “We want funding, not privileges”

Limassol mayor: “We want funding, not privileges”

Dozens of Limassol Municipality workers held a three-hour work stoppage outside the Municipal Building on Monday morning (3/8), demanding increased state funding for local government and sending a message that the reform cannot be implemented without the necessary financial resources.

The mobilisation ran from 9am to noon, in line with a unanimous decision by the Union of Cyprus Municipalities, which the Limassol Municipal Council also adopted. Dozens of municipal employees took part in the...

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