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Bicycle counter near the Passerelle in Luxembourg City, photographed in 2018, for illustration.Nature and environment · Oct 22, 2026GoGo VELO: what 490,000 km cycled in Luxembourg tell usGoGo VELO brought together around 1,250 people and exceeded 490,000 kilometres in autumn 2026. A look back at the results, the campaign’s history and what these figures say about travel by bike.Aerial view of Larochette Castle and town, archive image from August 2009.Debate · Oct 21, 2026Heritage: preserving a changing cityAfter the sectoral meetings on 16 October, three practical questions: understanding what lies underground, transforming buildings and documenting the objects to be protected.Cordless drill photographed in 2005, illustrating tool lending.Lifestyle · Oct 21, 2026Tools to borrow close to homeGutt Geschier has six lending points. At Munsbach, Differdange and Esch, booking, returns and workshop use each follow different arrangements.Apartment blocks on Route de Thionville in Bonnevoie in January 2022Society · Oct 21, 2026Affordable housing: from project to allocationThe reform that came into force on 2 October affects projects and allocation criteria. The RENLA, meanwhile, organises rental applications.The Sûre in flood at Diekirch on 15 July 2021, archive photographClimate · Oct 21, 2026Flooding: preparing for autumn in LuxembourgThe inondations.lu portal has been revamped after a dry summer. Forecasts, maps and building protection address different needs.Goal net at pitch levelSport · Oct 1, 2026Sports for all: a new season close to homeThe season starts on 1 October in the capital. Beyond choosing a sport, schedules, travel and registration arrangements make all the difference.Trees in the Pétrusse valley, the Adolphe Bridge and buildings in Luxembourg City.Nature and environment · Oct 1, 2026Trees in the city: Luxembourg sets out its scheme for municipalitiesPresented to municipalities on 28 September, the urban tree canopy scheme combines greening with the streamlining of certain procedures. The aim is to view trees as a lasting component of urban planning.Cyclist photographed in motion against a blurred background.Wallonia · Oct 1, 2026After Mobility Week, which journeys can we really change?The Walloon campaign, running from 16 to 22 September, invited people to try walking, cycling, car-sharing and public transport. The challenge now is to distinguish a one-off experience from a solution that works in everyday life.Construction worker seen from behind, wearing a blue hard hat and orange clothing.Economy · Oct 1, 2026Property in Luxembourg: what sales and prices really tell us in 2026Apartment sales rose in the second quarter of 2026, but the new-build market remains in difficulty. Prices, rents, regions and a new calculation method: the market figures explained.Pages of a book photographed in motion.Culture · Oct 1, 2026Luxembourgish is also told in the pluralMore than 60 activities accompanied the second Luxembourgish Language Day. Beyond the celebrations, LëtzCamp gathered ideas for the next action plan.Close-up of a quill and handwritten writing.Politics · Oct 1, 2026Municipal integrity: GRECO calls on Luxembourg to strengthen implementationThe sixth evaluation round focuses on preventing corruption at local level. The report sets out good practices and areas for improvement, and is not a criminal investigation.Roofs and façades in Luxembourg’s Grund district, around the Alzette under a pink sky.Greater Region · Oct 1, 2026Rents across borders: why the price per square metre does not tell the whole storyA study published on 30 September compares flats advertised for rent in the functional area of Luxembourg. The differences are significant, but the size of the properties changes how the prices should be read.
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