Navigation error caused canal boat Juno to run aground outside Trosa
The canal boat Juno, which ran aground on Tuesday outside Trosa, needs to be repaired and cannot continue, according to the CEO of the shipping company Göta Kanal.
SwedenThe canal boat Juno, which ran aground on Tuesday outside Trosa, needs to be repaired and cannot continue, according to the CEO of the shipping company Göta Kanal.
SwedenThe canal boat Juno has run aground off Trosa. An evacuation of the approximately 45 passengers and 12 crew members began at 10 p.m., the Maritime and Air Rescue Centre told TT.
SwedenThis year, many households will feel the sting of higher water and sewerage prices. Water and sewerage tariffs are being sharply increased in many parts of the country, a new report shows. Municipalities are passing the bill on to households instead of taking responsibility for the cost, says Björn Berggren, chairman of the Nils Holgersson group behind the report.
BusinessAfter several years at the top - Vårgårda has been overtaken by Höganäs as the entrepreneurial municipality of the year.
BusinessResidents in many municipalities will receive lower taxes next year. According to Emelie Värja, chief economist at SKR, this is because the municipalities are no longer under the same pressure. Things are looking better financially for 2026, she says.
BusinessWater and sewage fees are skyrocketing for the country's property owners and housing associations, shows a new study. It is far above inflation, it will be a heavy bill for households and property owners, says Rikard Silverfur, chairman of the Nils Holgersson group.
BusinessIt is not "Farmer seeks wife", because it is not love that is in the center. When Viaplay follows five farmer families in the new venture "Swedish farmers" it is rather about portraying their hard toil.
TV & filmA fifty-strong group of academics have gathered in the summer heat at a conference centre outside Trosa to be educated to become teachers. Soon they will be placed in upper secondary schools with particularly great needs. Some people think you're crazy, says mother of two Isabell Englund who is changing careers from a career in the chemical industry.
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