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The 'Safe Ta Night' network launched an awareness campaign against sexual harassment and violence in bars and party places in Brussels. This campaign, aimed at professionals in the catering industry, is available in French with subtitles in English.

The project consists of the redesign of the area around the new Brucity building (Hallenstraat, Zwarte Lievevrouwstraat, Visverkopersstraat, Augustijnenstraat, and parts of Kiekenmarkt, Lakensestraat, Sint-Katelijneplein, and Bisschopsstraat) with the aim of better connecting the different neighbourhoods and creating a homogeneous whole. 

In March 2022, the City of Brussels launched its Climate call for projects. 27 winners were selected to carry out projects related to current climate issues.

The collection of Christmas trees coincides with the collection of garden waste.

The general presentation and all details of the 2024 budget of the City of Brussels are now available (in Dutch and French). The municipal budget contains all the expenses and revenue which a municipality is going to make.

Maintenance works will be carried out on the railway infrastructure in Brussels (between Brussels-Midi and Brussels-North among others). These works may cause inconvenience to local residents.

The use of fireworks (skyrockets and firecrackers) is prohibited by the General police regulation in Brussels.

The City of Brussels set up a new cold wave plan for the winter. People who suffer from isolation or who are in a precarious situation can take their precautions and contact 0800 35 550.

The City of Brussels 'adopts' two new persons at risk: Vahid Afkari and Dorgelesse N'guessan. This double adoption is part of the city's participation in Amnesty International's Ville Lumières label, a network that brings together cities and municipalities that stand up for the freedoms, values ​​and rights that are the basis of democracy.

Equal.brussels and safe.brussels launched the #JoinTheFam campaign against sexual harassment and assault. Watch the video below.