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The School & Recreation Council presented its 2025-2026 Inspiration Award for exemplary recreational activity during a ceremony this morning. The honor recognizes outstanding initiatives serving children and young people that reflect the goals of Reykjavík City's Education Policy regarding active participation, democracy, equality, and creative work.

"Reykjavík City's new biking plan for 2026 to 2030 is nearly complete. It builds on recent lessons learned while sharpening our focus on what matters most moving forward. We're placing greater emphasis on quality than ever before," said Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir, mayor of Reykjavík, at this morning's launch of the Bike to Work campaign alongside Minister of Health Alma D.

A new fee schedule for Reykjavík City swimming pools, the geothermal beach, and the Reykjavík Family Park & Zoo takes effect May 5th These changes are designed to make regular use more affordable and simplify access for visitors.

The combined operating result for Section A – Core Operations and Section B – Autonomous Entities remained positive by 8 billion króna, though Section A – Core Operations alone posted a deficit of just over 5 billion króna. A sharp increase in pension liabilities primarily drove the Section A – Core Operations deficit.