Stadt Langenhagen in the news

The City of Langenhagen is launching online registration for its autumn holiday program for children and teenagers starting September 18, 2026, with spots initially allocated by lottery.

Langenhagen has installed 25 new sirens and is reintroducing them as a vital part of its multi-channel warning system, requiring public education on their signals and purpose.

An upcoming public meeting in Langenhagen will address improving cycling safety and infrastructure based on Dutch models, as the city currently experiences a high rate of cycling accidents.

Langenhagen establishes a non-profit company to promote environmental and climate protection through education, projects, and local support, with a goal of long-term self-sufficiency.

The Children and Youth Flea Market will be held in Langenhagen on September 6, 2026, offering various used items for children and youth across 40 stalls.

The 12th ADFC Cycling Climate Test 2026 has commenced, inviting residents to assess cycling conditions in Langenhagen, which previously ranked 33rd among similar-sized cities, and identify areas for improvement.

The city of Langenhagen is struggling to find enough candidates for its Integration and Equal Opportunities Advisory Board election.

Langenhagen City Council approved a permanent senior discount for the Wasserwelt swimming pool.

The city of Langenhagen is testing its new siren warning network on September 2nd and 4th, which may cause sirens to be heard in Garbsen.

Langenhagen is testing its new siren warning network on September 2nd and 4th, with potential audibility in Garbsen.

The city of Langenhagen has restricted the speed limit to 30 km/h in front of the Theodor-Heuss-Straße gymnasium, only during school hours.

The City of Langenhagen's development company is constructing 18 new affordable apartments in Godshorn, expected to be ready for occupancy in 2027.

The City of Langenhagen is hosting a memorial event on September 1, 2026, to remember the victims of World War II and advocate for peace, highlighting the war's severe impact on the city.

Enrollment data for the new school year in Langenhagen shows 547 new elementary students and 264 new gymnasium students.

The article introduces the SPD candidates for the upcoming local elections in Langenhagen on September 13th, where councils and local councils will be re-elected.

The city of Langenhagen is holding a youth election for those up to 16 years old before the municipal election.

The city of Langenhagen's absentee ballot office opens August 24, 2026, for the municipal election, allowing residents to apply for ballots online, by mail, or in person.

Langenhagen is organizing a free children's flea market at the Haus der Jugend on September 6, 2026, with registration starting August 17.

The City of Langenhagen organized a six-day Summer Juleica training for 21 participants, enhancing their skills and confidence for volunteer work with children and young people.

The Walsroder Straße in Langenhagen is set to reopen in mid-September after nearly four years of construction.