Our people newsletters provide you, dear readers, with news from the twelve districts and have now been subscribed to more than 257,000 times across Berlin. With more than 34,400 subscriptions, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf is the most-read of our district newsletters and will be published again this Friday, written by our City West expert Cay Dobberke.
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Cay Dobberke has the following topics for you:
- Dog owners show a remarkable ignorance: inside on the newly designed Olivaer Platz near Kurfürstendamm. They let their animals run and jump around freely, although nine signs with the green triangle and the tulip symbol mark the “protected green area”. Because that wasn’t enough, the district office of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf even added extra signs. “Dogs are to be leashed”, is written under the pictogram of a frolicking dog with a red prohibition bar. More on this in the newsletter, further topics this time including:
- Corona update: More vaccination centers and extra offers for children
- Political course setting: Greens and SPD name common goals, district office candidates: inside have been determined
- The new “business living room” is a showroom for the neighborhood
- BVG completes elevator and wants to renovate subway tunnel
- The Stilwerk design center moves into the Kant garages
- Environmental protection association praises cycle paths in Kantstrasse as a “sensational” success
- Plans for high-rise quarters near the Zoo train station are making progress
- Advent concerts, Christmas galas and stricter market rules on Breitscheidplatz
- Swimming pool open again
- Dispute over locked tennis court
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