
Vila-seca implements restrictions for the Sant Joan festivities in La Pineda
Vila-seca bans firecrackers and restricts access for Sant Joan to ensure environmental safety.
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The City Council closes a hall in Mataró for operating without a license after multiple warnings and legal violations.

Vila-seca bans firecrackers and restricts access for Sant Joan to ensure environmental safety.

Cornellà de Llobregat adds 960 trees and improves its urban environment with the Cornellà Natura project, positively impacting public health.

Gràcia maintains permanent traffic changes after reducing traffic by up to 93%. New measures will improve road safety and access to the market.

The Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics will temporarily move to the former Escola del Carme in September 2027 while its facilities are renovated.

Over 2,000 people sleep rough in Barcelona; the critical situation worsens especially in areas like Avenida del Litoral.

Barcelona receives ten ADG Laus awards highlighting its innovation in visual communication during 2026.

The eviction of the former B9 Institute in Badalona highlights tensions between legality and social need amid a growing housing crisis.

Lleida opens its doors to seasonal workers with new hostels aimed at improving their working conditions during the harvest.

A partial collapse in a building prompts the urgent evacuation of three families in Sant Adrià de Besòs.

Mataró renews its waste management system with new anti-vandal metal containers, increasing capacity and durability.

Barcelona faces unique demographic challenges with record foreign population and alarming declines in births.