SPÖ Wels half -time record: Progress and future visions

SPÖ Wels half -time record: Progress and future visions

Wels. The Social Democrats recently presented their half -time record and emphasize that they have achieved a lot as a creative opposition party. "As a constructive opposition party, we did a lot," said Silvia Huber, the parliamentary group.

This positive feedback runs through the entire balance sheet. SP Vice Mayor Klaus Schinninger reported significant developments in Wels, especially with regard to health care. From 2025, two primary supply centers will be available in Wels. Another progress was achieved in the kindergartens, where the care options could be expanded.

progress in mobility

City Councilor Stefan Ganzert, responsible for mobility, announced that Roseggerstrasse is now available for cyclists. In the Pernau there is the first school road that is closed to through traffic at certain times. Other initiatives include the introduction of a bicycle road and the creation of a rainbow protection path. An ambitious goal that was decided in the municipal council provides for an increase in the cycling share in Wels to 20 percent by 2030.

"A lot achieved, a lot before" falls as a motto for the future. Schinninger continued to demand the implementation of all -day schools because a new school in the west of the city is needed. In addition, a comprehensive mobility concept is also being worked on, which also includes solutions to traffic problems, such as Oberfeldstrasse.

important points are also the cooperation and transparency with the mayor party, which Huber is concerned about. This lack of information policy from the government party affects cooperation, although the Social Democrats classify the success with 47 percent of the votes as great. However, this does not justify this in the city, which the Social Democrats emphasize with emphasis.

for further information on the half-time balance sheet and the plans of the SPÖ in Wels, see the report At www.tips.at .