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The Public Welfare Centre (CPAS) of the City of Brussels makes free study rooms available to students to prepare their exams.

No need to make an appointment anymore to pick up your documents! From Monday 6 May 2019, your passports, ID or residence cards and driving licences can be collected directly at the fast counters on the 2nd floor of the Administrative Centre.

Residents of the City of Brussels can get help filling out their tax returns. This service of the Federal Public Service Finance is available in the City of Brussels. Even if you have not yet received your declaration, you can already call 02 279 22 11 for an appointment at one of the following dates and places. An appointment is required.

The French-language library Brand Whitlock will reopen its doors on Thursday 2 May 2019, at its new address: Rue Sainte-Anne 10 - 1000 Brussels.

The redevelopment works at the Rue Neuve and its side streets are progressing zone by zone without impeding the accessibility of the shopping street. No works will be carried out during the July sales period.

A tram will soon connect Neder-Over-Heembeek to the city centre. To make the tram a success for all users, the City of Brussels set up a citizens' panel to guide the study of the project, bringing together the Brussels Capital Region, the municipalities and citizens. 8 citizen representatives were selected for the Guidance Committee.