Kotten butter food: conviviality and perspectives for Lüttringhausen!

On January 11, 2025, the traditional Kotten butter dinner of the Lüttringhauser Heimatbund took place. Diese Veranstaltung, die Vertreter wichtiger Institutionen zusammenbrachte, wurde im Helene-Härtel-Buchmann-Haus der Stiftung Tannenhof gefeiert. Over 100 guests, including the Mayor Burkhard Mast-Weisz, the Remscheider federal and state members, as well as bosses of municipal utilities and city parking, were present to discuss relevant topics.

Heimatbund chairman Bernhard Hoppe opened the event and emphasized the good cooperation and the common goal of those present. The discussion was about various aspects, including the positive development of the conversion of the Eisernstein traffic junction to the roundabout, the progress of which is better than planned. Building department Peter Heinze presented the relevant plans.

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Another aspect of the event was the former Lüttringhauser Bahnhof. Legal head Barbara Reul-Nocke reported on the planned apartments, which should offer space for up to 120 people. The city rents the premises for 15 years to accommodate refugees, while the construction of the module buildings and the conversion of the train station should begin at the same time. An investor has undertaken to implement the completion within 18 months of building permit.

As part of the celebrations, honorary prizes were also awarded: Ralf Bäcker, a former police district officer, received the letter of honor and the badge of honor of the home association. In addition, you looked at the planned 100th anniversary of the Lüttringhausen citizens' association, which is scheduled for June 27 and 28, 2025. The upcoming Bundestag election on February 13th was also taken into account, with Bernhard Hoppe and Mayor Burkhard Mast-Weisz asked everyone present to choose democratic parties.

The event was visited by numerous prominent guests, which underlines the importance of Kotten butter food, as well as the reporting of rga documented.

In addition, it is reported that Michael Ptok was also honored for his almost 40 years of work in the Lüttringhausen volunteer fire brigade during the Kotten butter meal. He received the golden badge of honor and an honorary letter for his outstanding merits, as highlighted by fire chief Guido Eul-Jordan in his eulogy. This honor illustrates the commitment and the services that are recognized in the community, as can be seen on the website of Heimatbüden