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New 'Crocodiles' comic book wall
The comic strip wall of the Crocodiles by Juliette Boutant and Thomas Mathieu is located on the facade of a building of the Gatti de Gamond Atheneum (intersection Rue du Canon and Rue aux Choux). With this wall, the authors and the City join forces in the fight against intimidation and sexism.
Yasmina comic book wall in Haren
A double mural by Yasmina on two walls at the Rue de Verdun in Haren was inaugurated. The comic book wall emphasizes the rural character of this quarter of Brussels. Together with the existing comic book wall of Petit Poilu, the comic book route thus comes to Haren as well.
Mural in honor of healthcare workers
The mural Mutual Aid by the 7e Gauche collective joins the Street Art Trail of the City of Brussels. It is painted on the wall of a building of the Public Welfare Centre (CPAS-OCMW) of the City of Brussels, directly visible from the Rue Haute, near the Saint-Peter's Hospital.
Basic rules against the coronavirus
Respect the basic rules to limit the risks of Covid-19.
Report homophobic violence?
Have you been the victim of a crime with a homophobic motive? The LGBTQI+ hotline on the website of the Brussels-Capital-Ixelles police zone will put you in direct contact with the Victim Support Service to report such a crime.
Agenda 21 in numbers
The Agenda 21 action plan indicates the effort of the City of Brussels in the field of sustainable development. It is evaluated every year. Here is an overview of the results of the year 2019.
First 100% sustainable pump track in the City of Brussels
The first pump track on the territory of the City of Brussels was inaugurated at the corner of the Rue Dieudonné Lefèvre and Rue Claessens in Laeken, on the Greenbizz II site of Citydev.brussels.
Face mask in Brussels
Since 20 April 2023, wearing face masks is only advised for patients with respiratory symptoms (coughing, sneezing, sore throat,...) and immunocompromised patients.
Video 'Planet Earth in 2100?'
The students of the European School Brussels IV-Laeken have made a video about what planet Earth would look like in 2100 if the waste continues to pile up. Watch the video below!
New park at Neder-Over-Heembeek
A new 20,000 m2 park has been opened at the Rue Bruyn in Neder-Over-Heembeek. The Public Welfare Centre (CPAS-OCMW) decided to make the wasteland available to the local residents.