LTV shuts down

2014-08-22

By Constantinos Psillides LUMIERE Television (LTV), the first cable provider in Cyprus has shut down and sold most all of its assets to rival CyTAvision,

CyTA-LTV sports channel goes live

2014-03-06

By Constantinos Psillides Telecommunications Authority (CyTA) and Lumiere Television (LTV) will be launching a new collaborative sports channel, hosting matches from the English Premier League,

LTV secures Premier League until 2016

2013-08-12

  FOOTBALL fans breathed a collective sigh of relief over the weekend when local subscriber channel LTV announced it would be retaining the rights to

More milk thrown away

2012-03-21

SHEEP and goat farmers yesterday continued their protest over the halloumi prototype by throwing over 20 tonnes of milk on the street leading up to the Presidential Palace, saying another eight tonnes would be spilled into a field.

On Monday, farmers started their protest by spilling 15 tonnes of milk.

In both incidents, police tried to intervene causing a bit of tension. But no serious scuffles broke out.

“We will remain here until we have clear answers over what will happen,” said one farmer, Panayiotis Constantinou.

A meeting last night between Agriculture Minister Sophocles Aletraris and the dairy manufacturers failed to yield any results. The meeting was to decide whether the dairies would take the excess milk.

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