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Affordable living space for young people: In times of a shortage of skilled workers, this is also an urgent topic for employers. The Helios Clinic wants to create living space for employees on the campus in Gamsen. A car -free neighborhood with around 200 residential units is to be built in storey construction and adjacent parking lot.

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The 34-year-old Lida Goertz received a liver transplant at the age of 18. She took a long time to fight back to life. In the meantime she starts at sports competitions and fetches medals. She is currently taking part in the World Transplant Games (WTG) in Dresden – in the disciplines of badminton, running, swimming and darts.

With these and other topics you are well informed for your Monday in Gifhorn.]

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Living on the campus: Project of the Helios Clinic is progressing

That happened: Affordable living space for young people: In times of a shortage of skilled workers, this is also an urgent topic for employers. The Helios Clinic wants to create living space for employees on the campus in Gamsen.

That’s why it is important: With the help of an investor, a large new building is to be built in the immediate vicinity of the clinic building, as a car -free quarters with 200 residential units and adjacent parking space, plus floor apartment construction with three full floors plus a staggered floor on an open construction.

So it goes on: First of all, the Gamsen local council will deal with the topic in its meeting on August 19, then the municipal building and planning committee and the non -public administrative committee – and the city council will finally decide.

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After liver transplant: Gifhorner fetches medals in sports

That happened: The 34-year-old Lida Goertz received a liver transplant at the age of 18. She took a long time to fight back into life. In the meantime she starts at sports competitions and fetches medals.

That’s why it is important: With her participation in sports competitions, Lida Goertz wants to “celebrate life”, as she says. But she also wants to draw attention to the fact that an “almost” normal life is possible even after a transplant – but that there are far too few organ donors.

So it goes on: From August 17th to 24th, Lida Goertz will take part in the World Transplant Games (WTG) in Dresden. It occurs in four disciplines: badminton, running, swimming, darts. Medal hope? “I am surprised,” she says.

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“Kühner Plan” to Burgerladen-Brand: Gastro location back into operation at Easter

That happened: At the end of June, a fire on the upper floor destroyed the Burger and Pizzar restaurant Songül’s in downtown Gifhorn. In the meantime, the fire ruin is “broom clean”. And the reconstruction should begin soon.

That’s why it is important: Special precautions were taken for the upcoming Altstadtfest to ensure safety at the fire ruin construction site, which was completely packed in foil.

So it goes on: After the mega break this weekend, an emergency roof is to be set up-and as a “bold plan” of the client, the goal is to restart the gastro location at Easter.

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Trouble on Isenbütteler Weg: Construction site takes longer than expected

That happened: The Isenbütteler Weg is fully blocked for the renewal of lines of the LSW and the Gifhorn waterworks. First, the end of the holiday was considered a completion date. But the work is still ongoing.

The new appointment: Originally, August 13, the city said. In the meantime, however, the deadline had been extended.

So it goes on: The full closure should now apply until October 31. That should annoy residents, because the Isenbütteler Weg is also closed to them according to the signage.

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District elections: Comrade voices closed for Raulfs as candidates

That happened: At a general meeting in Oerrel, the SPD sub-district Gifhorn Philipp Raulfs unanimously nominated as a candidate for the district elections.

The candidate wants that: As a district administrator, the 34-year-old member of the state parliament wants to continue the path of former incumbent Tobias Heilmann (SPD) in the event of his election. This died suddenly and unexpectedly in May.

So it goes on: The choice of the future district administrator will take place on October 26th. In addition to the SPD, the CDU and the Sarah Wagenknecht (BSW) alliance have also named their own candidates.

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I say goodbye to today.

See you soon, Jörg Rohlfs

PS: If you still have time …

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Raulfs Nominated: A Look at the District Elections

That happened: At a general meeting in Oerrel,the SPD sub-district Gifhorn nominated Philipp Raulfs as their candidate for the district administrator elections.

The candidate wants that: In the event of his election, the 34-year-old member of the state parliament aims to continue the work of the late tobias Heilmann (SPD), the former district administrator.

So it goes on: The election for the new district administrator will be held on October 26th. Alongside the SPD, the CDU and the BSW (Sarah Wagenknecht Alliance) have also put forward their own candidates.

Key Election Points

Here’s a quick look at the key aspects of the upcoming district elections:

Category Details
Key Candidates Philipp Raulfs (SPD), CDU candidate, BSW candidate
main Issue Continuation of the policies of the late Tobias Heilmann (SPD) and key areas in the Gifhorn district, include lasting economic advancement in the Gifhorn district, investments in education and family-kind infrastructure in Gifhorn, and solutions to address the housing shortage in Gifhorn.
Election Date October 26th
Context Election follows the death of former district administrator Tobias Heilmann (SPD)

The election of a new administrator will be a meaningful event in Gifhorn, determining the future direction and focus of local governance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who is Philipp Raulfs?

Philipp Raulfs is the SPD candidate vying to become the next district administrator of gifhorn. He is currently a member of the state parliament.

What is the role of a district administrator?

A district administrator, or “Landrat,” is the head of the district administration. They are responsible for overseeing the local government, implementing policies, and representing the district.

when is the election taking place?

The election for the district administrator will be held on October 26th.

Who are the other candidates?

Besides Philipp Raulfs (SPD), candidates from the CDU and the BSW (Sarah Wagenknecht Alliance) will also be running.

What policies does Raulfs plan to pursue if elected?

Raulfs intends to continue the policies of the late Tobias Heilmann (SPD), focusing on key areas in the gifhorn district, include sustainable economic development, investments in education and family-friendly infrastructure, and solutions to address the housing shortage.

James Whitfield

James Whitfield is Archysport's racket sports and golf specialist, bringing a global perspective to tennis, badminton, and golf coverage. Based between London and Singapore, James has covered Grand Slam tournaments, BWF World Tour events, and major golf championships on five continents. His reporting combines on-the-ground access with deep knowledge of the technical and strategic elements that separate elite athletes from the rest of the field. James is fluent in English, French, and Mandarin, giving him unique access to athletes across the global tennis and badminton circuits.

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