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Sigrid Kneist reports from TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNEBERG on the following topics, among others:
- It’s BVV week and in Berlin’s district council meetings, the parties want to make a name for themselves with their issues before the elections are repeated in February. In Tempelhof-Schöneberg it’s all about the eternal topic of cars with debates about parking zones, parking vignettes, short-term parking. More on that in the newsletter, where you can also read about these other topics, for example:
- From the outskirts to the center: Alina Gause is director of the Theater im Palais am Festungsgraben
- Against displacement: two new environmental protection areas
- Failed advance purchase: These are the consequences
- No through traffic: neighborhood block initiative for Monumentenstrasse
- Anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp: events to commemorate
- The long wait for a sports hall: The tender for the Friedrich Bergius School failed
- Where to go with the chicken snack in Friedenau: no solution in sight
- Tree discs that are too small: The district office is planning this
For example, Johanna Treblin writes about the following from MARZAHN-HELLERSDORF:
- Nazi graffiti on the Wuhletal hiking trail are gone
- AfD city council candidate rejected again
- Re-election: Fridays For Future examines the climate policy of the parties. The left demands honor for Marie-Luise and Carl Hotze from Kaulsdorf
- Poll for re-election
- Current planning status of the TVO
- Network bicycle-friendly Marzahn-Hellersdorf to the Marzahn traffic junction
- Voting on the participatory budget has begun
- Bad testimony for building senator Geisel
- 966 housing benefit applications since the beginning of the year
- Motorists hit employees of the regulatory office when they are checked
- Tip: “Little Red Riding Hood” in the paper theater
- Dancing against dementia: Christoph Richter heads the Vivantes Memory Clinic in Kaulsdorf
- Announcement: Fund Performing Arts for a young audience
- Concert of the String Trio Berlin: “A European Sound Journey”
André Görke reports from SPANDAU on the following topics, among others:
- Best-of-BVV: What moves politics before the election – from mice, villages and the AfD city council
- Spandau and the Big Bad Wolf, Episode 421: It was a dog
- Youth history workshop: boss about youth and wishes to the town hall
- Holocaust commemoration: “The rabbi’s grandson travels to Spandau”
- “Container full of poison”: residents worried about garbage on Lake Glienicke
- Noise and frenzy on the Havel: Wannseewache is coming
- Will Neuendorfer Strasse be closed? News about the radical one-way street idea
- 700 guests: the date for the 2023 sports ball has been set
- 60 million construction site: News about the “Spandau Horn”
- FDP wants Buga 2031 – Wuppertal says: “But there we have the Buga!”
- “22,000 euros rent per month”: district buys sports property on ICE route
- City council about the new citizen offices, the garbage, the new image of the regulatory office and already over 25,000 postal voters
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