No power shift in the country’s three largest municipalities as red-green coalitions hold firm
The balance of power appears to be holding in the country’s three largest municipalities, all of which are governed by red-green coalitions.
SwedenThe balance of power appears to be holding in the country’s three largest municipalities, all of which are governed by red-green coalitions.
SwedenThe Green Party wants to invest 1.5 billion kronor a year in greener cities. The idea is to make it easier to walk, cycle and use public transport.
SwedenThe Administrative Court does not believe that the red-green government's approval of an environmental zone in central Stockholm violates the law. The Court therefore dismisses the appeals that have been made. Now only a yes from the County Administrative Board remains for the zone to become a reality.
SwedenIt looks bleak for the environmental zone in Stockholm, which the red-green government in the city wants to introduce. This since the Transport Agency put its foot down on the issue.
SwedenThe ban on diesel and petrol cars in Stockholm city centre was to be introduced at the turn of the year. Now, the County Administrative Board is putting the decision on hold pending further notice, as several companies operating in the area have appealed.
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