Our newsletter from the Berlin districts has meanwhile been subscribed to more than 275,000 times throughout Berlin. On Thursday we broadcast from Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg and Pankow. You can order our newsletter from these three Berlin districts, like all other district newsletters from the Tagesspiegel, here free of charge: tagesspiegel.de/districts
For example, Boris Buchholz writes about these topics from STEGLITZ-ZEHLENDORF:
- There are a variety of political colors in Berlin districts after the repeat election: In Pankow’s district assembly (BVV), a Jamaica counting community is formed from the Greens, CDU and FDP. In Lichtenberg there is Kenya (CDU, SPD, Greens). In several districts, even after the end of the red-green-red Senate, there is still a majority in that three-way combination. In Spandau there is black and green, which is also in the offing in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf. And in Steglitz-Zehlendorf the traffic lights will probably continue despite the renewed strength of the CDU. The Greens and SPD are in favour, the FDP is probably going along with it. All this continues with a green mayor in the southwest. More on this in the Steglitz-Zehlendorf newsletter, other topics this time include:
- On a sailing trip: A class from the Emil Molt School wants to set sail on a two-master for two months – in an interview, father Arne Löffler explains why that is a good idea and how it is financed
- The diesel engines on the RB37 trains in Wannsee roar about eight hours a day: because the engine stays on during the breaks, resident Thomas D. can no longer sleep
- Stomp, stomp, clap: “Give us a safe way to school”: Around 400 parents and children from the North Primary School demonstrated for a traffic light on Potsdamer Strasse
- How does the Schloßstraße stay attractive? Citizen survey on the future of the shopping mile
- Music for spring: The four elements meet – in Lankwitz
- 100 exhibitors: Easter handicrafts on Mexico Square
- “German Divas”: Barbara Raunegger sings Hildegard Knef, Marlene Dietrich and Zarah Leander
- Wind Turbine, Hydrogen, Heat Pump: Guide to “Renewable Energies”
- Girls watch out! Freie Universität is looking for future female researchers at Girls’ Day
- Tips for the Easter days: Easter eggs in Teltow, women’s walk in the cemetery, Easter on the beach
Corinna von Bodisco writes about the following from FRIEDRICHSHAIN-KREUZBERG:
- SPD Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg against Signa plans for Karstadt on Hermannplatz
- The Berlin climate referendum achieved the necessary quorum in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg alone
- Network of Warmth: Funding for 41 projects
- That was the first BVV after the repeat election
- “Nachtspur” – a light installation for the Radbahn under the U1
- Path of the visionaries: a mirror of the patriarchal society
- District is looking for a new provider for sports facilities in Görlitzer Park
- Cheers to the Bundesliga chess in the Willy-Brandt-Haus
- Raffle: Terry Hoax gives a concert in the Badehaus
- Stand-up comedy competition for young talents in the Tempodrom
- Tip: Matcha ice cream and ramen on Mehringdamm
From the PANKOW district (with Prenzlauer Berg etc.) Christian Hönicke writes about, among other things:
- These parts of the city are affected: the development of new districts in Pankow is to be “accelerated”.
- Pankow’s school authority rejects the Senate’s proposal and calls for the clearing of the Eschenallee on the Werneuchener Wiese for a new sidewalk
- Most animal-hostile office in Germany? Pankow defends himself against criticism from the protection organization Peta – and shoots back sharply
- Wilhelmsmarkt as a neighborhood meeting point: New weekly market now every Saturday in Wilhelmsruh
- Controversial traffic light relocation in Stahlheimer Straße: District did not inform affected school in Prenzlauer Berg – SPD sharply criticizes the process
- Parking space abuse in Prenzlauer Berg? Mobile homes and trucks are to be driven out of residential areas
- Sport in the park: In these green areas there are subsidized exercise offers for people over 65
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