La Contrada

NATO confirms Italy and 17 countries in the October exercise. Attributing night-time lights to those activities requires separate verification.

A new advisory body will give residents aged 16 to 30 a voice.

Palazzo Vecchio discusses extending trading protections beyond the UNESCO centre.

The Region asks Autolinee Toscane for proposals and confirms service monitoring.

Councillors vote 18 to nine; allocations include more than €1.5 million for council buildings.

The council’s decision follows four enforceable judgments by the justice of the peace.

The deputy mayor announces a dedicated meeting; the Democratic Party seeks greater involvement.

The city council votes 18 in favour, nine against and one abstention.

The 2026–2028 measure passes with 19 votes in favour and 12 against.

Intercity trains, high-speed stops and intermediate stations feature in talks between the Regions.

The project covers more than one million council records.

The prefecture sets out the areas covered by the measure until 31 March 2027.

The council also accepts opposition requests when distributing profits.

Applications are voluntary and free; registration continues while eligibility requirements are met.

The cabinet authorises the agreement’s signature, with the Ministry expected to join the Foundation.

Health, cohesion funding and PNRR delivery feature in the document cited by Giani.

Rail operators, local authorities and commuter representatives are expected in November.

Boni promises discussions with unions once the assessment process concludes.

The council explains new provisions and distinguishes elections covered by the scheme from those excluded.

New salary increments are planned for 150 workers, alongside a €200,000 welfare fund.

The procedure covers people temporarily based in the town for study, work or health reasons.

Pay linked to national collective agreements and a 45-day limit on the director general remaining after the term expires.

Twenty-two votes in favour. Forza Italia questions management and funded programmes.

The agreement supports the council’s technical, economic and legal assessment.