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Two letters of intent signed for residential development
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Easy-read info booklet on the 2026 municipal elections
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Two polling station changes in Breiðholt
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Letter of intent signed on future home for Iceland Academy of the Arts in Stakkahlíð
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Agreements reached with Gróðrarstöðin Mörk, Víkingur, and Valur
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City Executive Council raises concerns about early voting arrangements
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Free city bus passes offered to Reykjavík primary school children in May and June
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Procurement Policy and procurement rules approved
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The Reykjavík Card goes digital — users build their own card
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Draft revised language policy now open for public consultation
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Updated fee schedule for swimming pools, geothermal beach, and Reykjavík Family Park & Zoo
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Reykjavík City adopts comprehensive food policy
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Candidate filing deadline for the 2026 city council elections
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Ingunn Ólafsdóttir appointed internal auditor for Reykjavík City
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Storm causes widespread disruption, but Reykjavík weathers it well
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Thursday's severe weather to affect Reykjavík City services
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Ambitious residential development in Reykjavík's new Housing Plan 2026-2035
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Reykjavík City adopts new info and records management policy.
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Reykjavík receives two nominations for the Icelandic Web Awards
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Five applied for the Reykjavík City internal auditor position
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National Election Commission opens the period for collecting endorsements for 2026 municipal elections
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City Hall illuminated in yellow and blue to support Ukraine
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Greenlandic flag raised at City Hall
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Reykjavík City secures mental health services for children from Thorvaldsens Association Nursery, 1974-1979
