A survey reveals that while Lomma residents generally view their municipality positively, trust in the local government has significantly decreased amid contentious long-term policy choices by the ruling coalition including Kristdemokraterna.
Kiki Furstedt resigns from Ljusdal municipal council citing a hostile political climate, prompting calls for better conduct in local politics.
LRF Berg's roundtable discussions between farmers and politicians emphasize dialogue on alunskiffer mining, sustainability, and the future of Berg’s rural economy.
Nora's municipal council approved the detailed plan for a TNT factory in Nor despite opposition, highlighting tensions between economic growth ambitions and local concerns.
Trust in Lomma's politicians has nearly halved over five years due to transparency issues and ignored voter preferences, while Uppsala pushes for background checks on school employees to improve safety.
Swedish municipalities differ significantly in how they compensate and provide perks to local politicians, sparking debate over fairness and transparency.
Local governments in Sweden face criticism for excessive political reimbursements and controversial closures of social support centers amid economic challenges.
Local politicians in Sweden face growing harassment amid community concerns over youth facility conditions in Gnesta, with parents calling for better support for children and teens.
Trust issues and political gossip have surfaced in Swedish municipalities, highlighting the need for respectful discourse and improved public confidence ahead of elections.
Swedish municipalities like Tierp and Bromölla plan to reduce their local politicians after the 2026 elections to improve efficiency and save costs.
Nyköping's Tovastugan faces a municipal fine, triggering strong local and political support to preserve the community hub.
Göteborgs Stads will convene a representative citizens' council in 2026 to gather public input on urban space prioritization, continuing its commitment to participatory democracy.
Recent political tensions in Ovanåker and Söderhamn municipalities highlight debates on organizational restructuring and impact of political communications on local employees.
Recent urban plans protect Malmö's cultural spaces while Piteå earns top cultural municipality honors for community arts initiatives.
Multiple Swedish municipalities face criticism for legal noncompliance and governance failures, prompting calls for political accountability ahead of the 2026 elections.
Luleå municipal executive committee has allocated SEK 6.8 million to political parties in 2026 to support their local democratic work.
Recent criticisms in Sweden's local governance highlight challenges in education reform, emergency services, and homelessness.
Swedish government policies eliminating local veto rights and limiting northern investments have ignited critiques of revived colonialism and political disconnect in Norrland.
The plan to reduce Karlskrona municipal council members from 75 to 61 was rejected due to internal coalition dissent and opposition coalition votes.
Controversies in Swedish municipal councils surface with an internal leak over preschool closures in Ovanåker and opposition to reducing politicians in Karlskrona.
Vimmerby plans to reduce its municipal council size and streamline committees ahead of the 2026 elections, while Håbo focuses on entrepreneurship and coalition stability.
Swedish municipalities including Vimmerby and Karlskrona propose cutting political positions to improve efficiency and save millions annually.
Local politicians plan to create a working group to address financial losses at the Kaskad swimming facility and boost its revenue.
Communities in Flen and Fagered react strongly to proposed school closures, sparking political debate and calls for more responsive governance.
The proposed sale of 300 municipal apartments in Karlshamn's Fridhem area has triggered a political dispute over economic strategy and housing security.
A family member's account reveals strained elderly care in Skellefteå, while local politicians debate centralization of services.
Falkenberg and Kimitoön see active political debate and community involvement over school policy changes, highlighting democratic challenges and party dynamics.
Swedish local politicians approve a new battery facility amid debates over a retail store's potential relocation, highlighting evolving community development priorities.
Moderaterna outlines key initiatives to improve Håbo's business environment and youth opportunities ahead of 2026 elections.
Varberg proposes school camera surveillance while Karlskrona’s Liberalerna resist cutting council seats, demanding better analysis.
Karlskrona considers shrinking its municipal council from 75 to 61 members to save costs, with varying political views on the scale of reduction.
Local politicians in Swedish municipalities Kortebo and Skinnskatteberg show divided responses to national housing and integration policies, raising concerns about community impact and inclusivity.
Several Swedish municipalities reject the government's voluntary repatriation plan, citing local needs to retain residents amid demographic challenges, prompting criticism from national politicians.
Lund's medieval Klosterkyrkan church faces potential impact from railway expansion, sparking firm opposition from local politicians and community activists.
Moderaterna proposes municipal safety guards with enhanced powers and training to improve local security and tackle dissatisfaction with police presence.
Leadership resignations amid financial scrutiny and renewed cost-focused hospital plans mark Växjö's municipal challenges.
Sweden is considering reducing municipal council seats and promoting inclusive housing in suburban villa areas to enhance governance and reduce urban segregation.
A proposal to reduce municipal council members by four before 2027 aims to restructure local political organization while adhering to legal council size requirements.
Local politicians in Sweden face hostility leading to high resignation rates, while under-resourced elderly care prompts calls for political empathy and action.
LRF Hofors convenes local politicians to discuss rural challenges and election priorities, fostering constructive community dialogue ahead of 2026.