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Report-it in Luxembourg: how to report a problem in public spacesBroken bench, damaged equipment, road incident: Report-it lets you notify the City of Luxembourg. How it works, examples, privacy, street maintenance workers and contacts.
Science Slam: the audience gets to chooseSix researchers, ten minutes each and a vote in the room: Science Slam returns to neimënster on 30 October. The event is billed as being in English.
Flu: preparing for vaccination in LuxembourgPrescription, pharmacy or medical practice: the steps vary depending on the vaccine. The Santé portal also explains the conditions for free vaccination.
Teenagers and AI: an evening to question trustThe CePAS announces a talk by Emmanuel Thill in Bertrange on 7 October. The registration deadline listed by the ministry has already passed.
7GC GP II: CSSF flags impersonationThe 30 September alert concerns people improperly using the name of 7GC GP II. The CSSF states that the real company has no connection with the reported activities.
The 2026 title: the starting point for Virton’s return to professional footballCrowned champions of D1 FFA, the club announced its return to the Challenger Pro League in May. Its management subsequently outlined the objectives for this new phase.
In Virton, the Academy’s revival is being driven by young people from the regionIn an update published in August, the management refers to nearly 200 young people and a largely regional reserve team. A training project whose ambitions remain to be realised.
Before investing: read the fees, risks and exit termsThe key information document accompanies products covered by the PRIIPs Regulation. The CSSF reminds investors that it must be provided before they commit: an opportunity to ask questions, not a guarantee of returns.
Éislek Trail: choose your stages before setting offFrom Kautenbach to La Roche-en-Ardenne, the Éislek Trail crosses two countries. This route of around 107 kilometres mainly requires choosing suitable walking days and organising your return journey.
Capsules: looking at art from the streetIn Luxembourg, Capsules turns vacant shop windows into exhibition spaces. The project, announced for autumn 2026, invites visitors to discover contemporary art on a stroll.
Organ donation: making your choice knownIn Luxembourg, the Passeport de vie allows people to express their consent or refusal. This written decision and a discussion with relatives play a different role from registering in a register.
Salamanders: report without touching — the right thing to doIn Luxembourg, a photograph and precise location can help monitor Bsal. Official guidance distinguishes reporting an animal from handling it.