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Beat Moser concludes twelve years as Münsingen's municipal president, reflecting on achievements like new traffic solutions, village square renovation, and investments in schools and district heating.
Bern faces a crucial vote on the Gaswerkareal development, proposing 500 new apartments with a focus on affordability. The Anstadt collective, occupying part of the site, opposes the plans, citing con
Bern City Council rejects reinstating widespread funding for school ski camps, citing financial stability goals. Current support includes a 50-franc per child contribution and organized snow days, but
Bern's Cantonal Parliament is considering a motion to legally mandate cash acceptance in hospitality businesses. The proposal aims to protect the right to pay with physical currency and prevent discri
Bern voters approved a new initiative requiring landlords to disclose previous tenants' rent, marking a win for tenant groups and increasing rental market transparency.
Bernese voters have decisively approved a 14.9 million CHF funding package for community work until 2029, with 80.6% in favor, increasing annual allocations.
Bern's 2025 city budget was approved after a heated debate between conservative and left-green parties, with disagreements on international aid funding.
Five leading candidates for Köniz's municipal council shared their visions and priorities for the upcoming legislative period, focusing on finance, traffic, and family policy.
Münsingen plans to invest approximately 64 million Swiss francs over the next decade to upgrade its school infrastructure, including a new 31 million franc building.
A dispute over an eroded riverside footpath in Muri, Switzerland, has intensified, pitting a 3,000-signature petition against strict environmental laws.
