Münster, 5 November 2025 – The Volt council group has started the new term of office. At the inaugural council meeting, the organisational foundations for the work of the city council were laid down. Responsibilities and procedures are now clear,…
The Greens, SPD and Volt began negotiations on Thursday evening for a renewal of the town hall coalition. Representatives of the respective council groups and parties met at the Grünes Zentrum to discuss key foundations for the negotiations and the…
Münster, 8 September 2025 – Two events, one clear picture. At the city's kick-off event at the Ratsgymnasium and at the Volt information stand on Ludgeristraße, everything revolved around affordable housing. Vocational training often remained invisible, even though Münster needs…
First place with a grade of “satisfactory” is no reason to celebrate. In 2024, Münster once again tops the city ranking of the ADFC Bicycle Climate Test in its size category. Yet despite the top ranking, the overall grade remains…
Equality as the key to the city's future Great recognition for Münster's equality policy: on 9 May 2025, at a ceremony at the Federal Ministry of Education, Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth in Berlin, the city was awarded…
A year ago, Münster City Council decided that fare dodging would no longer be prosecuted as a criminal offence, but only penalised with a penalty fare. The opposition's fears that this would lead to more fare dodging have not materialised:…
Münster, January 2025 – The Volt council group makes it clear: no car parking spaces will be lost on Hansaring! The motion currently tabled in the APDOSO (Committee for Personnel, Digitalisation, Organisation, Security and Public Order) merely aims to give…
Münster, 29 January 2024 – The Volt council group continues to campaign for Thierstraße in Hiltrup to be designated a genuine cycle street. According to Martin Grewer, transport policy spokesperson for the Volt council group, the surrounding roads – in…
