Bock or Pétrusse: which casemates should you visit in Luxembourg?
Two entrances, two underground routes: a guide to choosing between the Bock and Pétrusse casemates and planning your visit.
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Bicherbus: check your stop before choosing your books
The timetable for September 2026 to February 2027 changes some Bicherbus stops. Stops, registration and reservations: what you need to know to use this mobile library.
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Capsules: looking at art from the street
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Cost-of-living supplement: the project aims to bring benefits together
Presented to the committee on 28 September, the future scheme is intended to simplify the process for the households concerned. The bill remains under discussion, with implementation announced for 2027.
Single tax class: one step completed, a vote still awaited
The Finance Committee adopted its report on 29 September. The public debate is scheduled for 27 October; the announced entry into force in 2028 remains dependent on the reform being completed.
Coaches: continuing education takes on a new role
The first Nationalen Trainerdag brought together more than 200 participants, according to its organisers. An INAPS licence announced for January 2027 is intended to make training part of a regular cycle.
Ethics in sport: a commission with its remit still to be defined
The founding act of the CNES was signed on 11 September. The body is expected to issue opinions and recommendations; its members are due to be appointed on 6 October.
Parliamentary rentrée: making proceedings more accessible
On 1 October, the Chamber presented its modernisation projects. Subtitling, security and research into democratic resilience are among the issues to follow.
Mondorf velodrome: a project that goes beyond the track
The site visit on 21 September is a reminder of the various planned uses: cycling, training, education and hosting training camps. The press release gives no date for opening to the public.
Bankruptcies: fewer court rulings, but no fewer jobs affected
In the first half of 2026, bankruptcies fell slightly in Luxembourg. Initial estimates of job losses, however, are not moving in the same direction.
Housing: minutes matter too when measuring prices
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