Current blogs and municipal news from Regensburg, Bayern. Construction projects, tenders, and public decisions.
In April 2026, Regensburg's Education Committee addressed key topics – from the creation of a place for encounters to the future of the Vocational Upper School for Economics to support for educational projects through the Discretionary Fund. An overview of the most important decisions.
Read more → In April 2026, Regensburg’s Sports Committee took the first step toward the Sports Development Plan 2040. We analyze the goals and challenges at hand – and the role citizens, associations, and institutions will play.
Read more → In April 2026, the city of Regensburg set important impulses in youth policy through several decisions. From the renovation of youth centers and the expansion of playgrounds to new cultural initiatives – the focus was on securing spaces, inclusion, and the participation of young people.
Read more → In April 2026, the financial developments of the city of Regensburg in 2025 came into focus. The budget showed both overspending and savings – particularly in investments such as the new indoor swimming pool and the renovation of the Don-Bosco-Zentrum. This blog article analyzes the underlying reasons, the financial tensions, and the planning perspectives for 2027.
Read more → April 2026 brought many important decisions in the areas of education, youth support, climate protection, and finances in Regensburg. Here is a review.
Read more → In April 2026, the city of Regensburg engaged intensively with climate and environmental issues. Key topics included the climate balance of municipal subsidiaries, the expansion of the communal wastewater infrastructure, the fight against illegal waste dumping, and the implementation of a federal funding project for regional organic food services.
Read more → In April 2026, Regensburg intensively addressed future-oriented topics of urban development. The focus was on construction land models, climate protection measures, housing promotion, and transport planning. These decisions bear the hallmark of a city actively pursuing a sustainable, affordable, and livable future.
Read more → In March 2026, the city of Regensburg set key course corrections for its financial future. The 2026 budget plan not only includes budgeting results from the previous year but also significant investments in transportation, culture, and infrastructure—taking into account funding opportunities through grant programs and budget reserves.
Read more → In March 2026, the city of Regensburg launched strong impulses in several urban and infrastructural projects. From the redesign of Emmeramsplatz to the expansion of cycling infrastructure and the revitalization of the old town – the focus was on sustainability, mobility, and social cohesion.
Read more → In the March meeting of Regensburg's Construction and Procurement Committee, key decisions were made regarding the renovation of the office building at Maximilianstraße 26. The resolution on modernization, funding, and procurement highlights the current challenges and priorities in municipal administration.
Read more → In March 2026, the Committee for Administration, Finance, and Participation in Regensburg initiated a range of key measures – from reorganizing the transport association to promoting diversity in the workplace. This blog post analyzes the background, decision-making processes, and long-term effects of these governance decisions.
Read more → In March 2026, Regensburg focused on key decisions in the fields of culture and community. The Cultural Committee approved several measures that will significantly shape the city's cultural infrastructure.
Read more → In March 2026, Regensburg focused on decisions regarding culture, urban planning, and financial policy. Adjustments to fees, urban development projects, and security issues were discussed and adopted.
Read more → In February 2026, Regensburg's Youth Welfare Committee thoroughly addressed the future of youth support – from investments in recreational areas to new subsidies for youth organizations. An overview of the most important decisions and developments.
Read more → In February 2026, Regensburg approved its 2026 budget, which plans for investments exceeding 800 million euros. At the same time, personnel and interest costs are rising. A deep dive into the city's financial planning.
Read more → In February 2026, significant decisions in the field of education were made in Regensburg. The Education Committee passed a resolution on the comprehensive renovation of the Realschule am Judenstein and a report request on mobile educational offers. These developments reflect the current challenge of adapting educational institutions to growing student numbers and modern requirements.
Read more → In February 2026, the city of Regensburg made key decisions in the area of governance and administration. This deep dive explores personnel development, budget planning, and reforms in the administration.
Read more → In February 2026, the city of Regensburg set several important priorities in its environmental and climate policy. From the Green Deal to the video surveillance of container sites – we analyze the key topics of the Committee on Environmental Issues, Nature, and Climate Protection.
Read more → February 2026 in Regensburg was marked by decisions on urban development, environmental policy, education, and finances. Here is an overview of the most important topics and developments.
Read more → In February 2026, Regensburg focused intensively on urban development topics. Solar parks, housing support, traffic planning, and climate-resilient neighborhood development were at the center. The Committee for Urban Planning, Transport, and Housing Affairs set a clear course for the city's future development.
Read more → In February 2026, Regensburg focused on social issues such as elderly care, women’s shelters, foundations, and housing supply. The Social Committee set priorities for the future.
Read more → In January 2026, Regensburg focused on important budget decisions and investment planning. The Committee for Administration, Finance, and Holdings provided clarity on fund approvals, emergency power generators, and the rejection of a special fund for road repairs.
Read more → In January 2026, Regensburg made several key decisions on infrastructure, mobility, finances, and youth support. The Walhallastraße train stop, winter maintenance on cycling paths, and barrier-free access are just a few central topics. Here is an overview of the most important developments.
Read more → In January 2026, Regensburg made significant decisions in mobility planning – from barrier-free connections to improved winter maintenance measures. An overview of the central topics and their implications.
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