With a question to the Lord Mayor, the Volt council group is taking a first step towards a reform of the city districts that aims to reduce their number to four.
Yesterday, Monday, members of the Volt council group carried out a previously unannounced practical test of LOOP Münster, the ridepooling service operated by the Stadtwerke.
“Unfortunately, there are no more appointments available for the selected service in the coming weeks.” This is the message many people in Münster who have decided to leave the church are faced with.
With the vote in favour of a Music Campus, an important milestone towards the realisation of the Music Campus has been reached – for the city, for the university and also for Volt's councillors.
In a joint letter to Osnabrück's Lord Mayor Katharina Pötter and Münster's Lord Mayor Markus Lewe, Volt councillors from Münster and Osnabrück today called for a peace declaration to be drawn up in the tradition of the Peace of Westphalia.
Münster City Council has set itself the ambitious, but also right and important, goal of becoming climate-neutral by 2030. To achieve this, it is essential, among other things, that we make our electricity and heat supply climate-neutral.
