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The City Council of the City of Brussels has appointed the members of the Haren District Council. These residents of Haren held their first District Council at the end of February 2021. Their complementarity, expertise and experience will help to further develop the neighborhood and make the neighborhood more pleasant.

Shutting off gas or electricity may take place from 1 June 2021. From that date, the measures against the coronavirus (Covid-19), which prohibit these shutdowns, will no longer be extended (or only for a short period). Guidance and aid exist for people in difficulty.

The new audio guide of the Sewer Museum is made according to video game codes and takes you on a journey that you create yourself. You can start using it from 9 February 2021.

The Museum of the City of Brussels (at the King's House) lets you discover its rich collections from the comfort of your own home, thanks to a virtual tour available on its website.

More information about the vaccination against Covid-19 in Brussels is available at:

Four zero waste tours in Brussels (at the De Wand, Sainte-Catherine, European and Peter Benoit quarters) help citizens to reduce their waste.

The City of Brussels is looking for zero waste market vendors for its Place Sainte-Catherine market (on Saturdays).

The Way To Go association developed a tool to easily calculate the financial benefit of carsharing compared to having your own car. You can also compare the different formulas of carsharing providers.

Brussels is a 30 km/h zone since 1 January 2021. You may drive at a maximum speed of 30 km/h on all roads in the Brussels Capital Region, with the exception of the major axes where the speed limit remains 50 or 70 km/h.

The app '14-18: occupied Brussels' offers an interactive tour of the centre of Brussels on the theme of the German occupation during the First World War. The app is only available in French and Dutch.