Frederiksberg Kommune in the news

Frederiksberg Kommune will take over the operation of Lindehaven and Akaciegården, with Altiden ensuring a smooth transition while continuing its focus on elder care in Denmark.

Frederiksberg Kommune is conducting extensive roadworks to modernize its underground infrastructure, including water, electricity, and climate adaptation, to secure future stability and resilience.

Frederiksberg Kommune is taking over the operation of two nursing homes, Lindehaven and Akaciegården, from Altiden to improve quality, with the transition expected by July 1, 2027.

Frederiksberg Kommune is taking over the operation of two nursing homes, Lindehaven and Akaciegården, from Altiden in July 2027 to improve quality and increase the budget.

Frederiksberg Kommune will take over the operation of two nursing homes from Altiden in 2027 to improve quality.

Frederiksberg homeowners are questioning mandatory sidewalk cleaning fees for services they claim are not being delivered.

Frederiksberg Kommune is implementing a new onboarding model for welfare sector employees to improve retention and integration, supported by research and aiming for broader municipal adoption.

Dirch Passer will receive a commemorative plaque on Frederiksberg Allé, unveiled at a public event on October 22, 2026, organized by Frederiksbergfonden, Aveny-T, and Frederiksberg Kommune.

Politicians have been unable to solve the bicycle path problem on Frederiksberg Allé, but a resident claims to have a solution.

Frederiksberg Kommune is promoting solar panel adoption in housing associations through a new screening tool, targeted outreach, and support for green energy initiatives.

Frederiksberg is organizing a Social Community Day on September 30, 2026, to celebrate volunteerism, offering engagement opportunities and awarding two volunteer prizes.

Peter Falktoft completed a major luxury home renovation in Copenhagen, potentially yielding a significant profit, despite neighbor protests and initial resistance from Frederiksberg Kommune officials.

A public municipal council meeting will be held on Monday, September 28th, with the main entrance opening at 6:30 PM.

Frederiksberg Municipal Council is investing 7.2 million DKK in renovating the children and youth library, starting in spring 2027, to create a more engaging and user-friendly space.

Frederiksberg Municipality has named a new square Louise Conrings Plads, honoring Denmark's first deaconess and nurse, as part of an initiative to recognize significant women.

The Health Center is hosting an open house focused on sleep, offering an inspiring presentation, practical advice, and an introduction to the 'Mit Liv, Min Sundhed' app.

Individuals can apply to serve as lay judges, participate in legal decisions, and receive daily compensation and travel expense coverage, provided they meet specific residency and citizenship criteria.

Frederiksberg Municipality is considering a new 110-room hotel project on Finsensvej 80, with developers Tanmia and Norrøn Arkitekter in talks with potential operators.

Frederiksberg Health Center is organizing Lungedagen, offering lung function tests, medication consultations, and health guidance for adults with respiratory issues.

Frederiksberg Municipality is hosting a Social Community Day on September 30, 2026, to celebrate voluntary social work, featuring award presentations, organizational stands, and refreshments.