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After 'Ducobu', the Smurfs got a place in the comic book route of the City of Brussels this month as well.

Cigarette butts that end up on sidewalks and streets, it's a real plague! That is why the City of Brussels launched a playful awareness campaign. You will now find several colorful ashtrays at a number of locations in the centre or during some major events.

A new comic book wall of Ducobu is now visible at the Rue des Six Jetons. The wall was created by the Editions du Lombard and in collaboration with the Ecole Léon Lepage.

A new mural has surfaced on the wall of the playground at the Rue Léopold, on the corner with the Rue du Fossé aux Loups. It is part of the Street Art Trail and was realized by the artist Pierre Coubeau, alias FSTN, on the occasion of the REVLT! exhibition, which runs in the former Vanderborght buildings until 10 June 2018.

With its Climate Plan, the City of Brussels wants to actively engage in the fight against climate change, with 35 actions divided into 27 subjects (participation, sustainable consumption, energy, mobility, awareness raising, sustainable town planning, greening). The plan was made thanks to the ideas of the people of Brussels and the expertise of the City staff.

The Ric Hochet comic book wall at the Rue de Bon Secours has been completely restored, as part of the comic book wall renovation plan.