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Haninge is comparing declared household income with childcare fees paid for 2024, with invoices or refunds handled during 2026.
Ystad is testing a printed municipal newspaper distributed to residents and businesses as an additional channel for local public information.
Huddinge has compared households' reported 2024 income with Swedish Tax Agency data. From 18 August, affected households will receive an invoice or refund notice if they paid the wrong childcare fee.
Persons registered in the municipality of Strömstad and organizations can apply for grants from the municipality's listed funds and foundations. Applications can be submitted throughout the year, but those submitted by September 1 at the latest…
The moderates say that the party's reforms for the next term should be financed through reduced waste, less bureaucracy, tighter subsidies and reprioritized aid. The party states 71 billion kroner in space and at the same…
On 12 August, Falköping's municipal executive working committee considered population measures, a shared financing function for the municipal group and new rural community grant guidelines. The financing function is proposed to begin on 1 October and…
Sweden's Left Party has presented five healthcare priorities. They include more state funding from 2027, higher pay in female-dominated care occupations, shorter working hours, opposition to corporatisation and a halt to further privatisation. The information comes…
Vilhelmina municipality has published information about a major national survey of energy use in detached houses. Which households are covered and how the data will be used should be checked in the full source information.
The Swedish Parliament has published Health and Welfare Committee report 2026/27:SoU1 on expenditure area 9, health, medical care and social services.
The Swedish Parliament has published Labour Market Committee report 2026/27:AU1 on expenditure area 13, integration and gender equality.