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.

The Siena professor is the scientific committee’s full member; the Grosseto biologist is her alternate.

Work to reshape the town’s public beaches has concluded.

The second phase uses an online procedure, with a planned contract duration of six hundred days.

Europa Project Week takes stock of schools’ international experiences.

The council also accepts opposition requests when distributing profits.

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

A local organisation will be featured during Grosseto’s home football matches.

The final themed meeting addresses redundant sites, large empty buildings and housing in the historic centre.

A council notice regulates vacant pitches, for display purposes only.

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

The council reports fire safety and room reorganisation work, with temporary opening hours.

The council approves guidelines for shared planning across local communities.

The provincial president intervenes ahead of the management consortium becoming operational.

The multilingual tools will provide information without replacing council staff.

Applications must be submitted through the national inPA portal by 11 November.

The local agreement follows a year of talks with employee representatives.

The council says it has raised formal contractual complaints against the operator.

The notice includes civil society and secondary school students aged sixteen and over.

The province is selling the property in via Damiano Chiesa.

Limatola, Pieraccini and Maule join EU Regions Week.

The mayors’ conference reviewed the 2025–2027 operational programme.

Giani announces that detailed design approval is close and explains the request for an extension.