Lübeck in the election campaign: Greens start the federal election with a showdown!

Lübeck in the election campaign: Greens start the federal election with a showdown!

Things are simmering in Lübeck: an Iraqi employee at a popular restaurant is facing expulsion, despite a permanent employment contract and excellent language skills. The 24-year-old, valuable to the L’Osteria team, impressed with his willingness to integrate. His colleagues are now campaigning energetically for his right to stay, which is further inflaming the political situation shortly before the upcoming federal elections. As the Greens go on their campaign trail in Lübeck with prominent supporters, this case is a clear example of the challenges the government faces when it comes to integration and residency rights Lübeck news reported.

Reconstruction and traffic management in the city center

At the same time, urban development in Lübeck is progressing. Construction work on the redesign of the upper Beckergrube has been underway since October 15, 2024 and will last until autumn 2026. This comprehensive renovation includes completely closing the Beckergrube to vehicle, bicycle and bus traffic. However, pedestrians can still reach shops, restaurants and cultural institutions. Detours have been put in place and a free shuttle service will make it easier for residents and visitors to reach the city, according to the city's official website Lübeck.de is explained.

The major project is part of a comprehensive plan to improve the city center in order to increase the quality of stay and promote climate-friendly mobility. According to the city administration, these measures are necessary to meet the growing demands on urban space. The enthusiasm and critical voices of residents are listened to throughout the entire process in order to ensure a communicative dialogue between citizens and the city administration.