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You can now submit and track your planning permit application online via the MyPermit platform.

After mobilising the entire population of Brussels around the objectives of its Climate Plan, in 2023 the City of Brussels is launching an awareness-raising campaign aimed at socio-economic players. Whether they are companies, shops, non-profit organisations, schools, care centres or government departments, all these organisations have an essential role to play and have every interest in…

Taking someone into your confidence? Report violence or abuse? Want to discuss something in Ukrainian? Contact one of the Ukrainian women of the (V)oor Vrouwen project.

You don't receive your Brusseleir, the info magazine of the City of Brussels, in your letterbox every month? Let us know!

Pick your own flowers and lay them by a grave like a bouquet. This is now possible at the cemeteries of Laeken and Brussels.

'The Bike Project' offers tailor-made guidance for the development and application of a bicycle action plan in organisations, associations or companies in Brussels.

The City of Brussels has launched its 2023 Climate call for projects. Here you can watch a video of one of the winners of the previous project calls: the Canal It Up association, which is committed to a clean canal where nature has its place.

The City of Brussels has inaugurated a new sports infrastructure at the Rue de Verdun in Haren. More than 2,688 m² of sports grounds have been developed for this neighbourhood in Brussels.

A campaign is currently running on social media to highlight the work of child carers in the Dutch-language nurseries (crèches) of the City of Brussels.

About 30 to 35,000 people in the Brussels Capital Region could be entitled to the increased allowance but do not receive it. If you think you meet the conditions, contact the Public Welfare Centre (CPAS-OCMW) for help.