Head of the St. Petersburg Metro Vladimir Garyugin, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly Vadim Tyulpanov, City Governor Valentina Matvienko Transport tariffs will increase immediately after the presidential elections Should we stop making forecasts regarding the growth of transport fares? Before the New Year, I suggested on the pages of Novaya that the price of public transport was about to rise - and then minibuses went up to 20 rubles.

The Legislative Assembly's commission on urban services, headed by Sergei Nikeshin, at its meeting last Thursday approved amendments to the bill introduced by Governor Valentina Matvienko “On the targeted program “Development of built-up areas” (usually referred to as the law on the renovation of neighborhoods built up by Khrushchev).

On January 29, a competition for the construction of a new building for the St. Petersburg City Court should finally take place. However, it is far from certain that it will take place or that its results will be recognized as valid. Observers do not rule out that the customer, the local judicial department, is in a hurry and is “pushing through” the previously known winner in this tender. They want to recover 3.5 billion rubles from the City Court The St.

The police reports, written as carbon copies, turned out to be a hoax. Author unknown Natalia Evdokimova, executive secretary of the Human Rights Council and member of the Regional Council of the St. Petersburg “Yabloko”, was acquitted by the magistrate court of all charges that were brought against her after the failed March of Dissent on November 25. Evdokimova was detained along with others in the morning on Mayakovsky Street near the office of the St.

A disabled person living in a separate apartment in the center of St. Petersburg is an attractive object for all kinds of citizens with unclean thoughts. And if this disabled person is also an orphan, he risks becoming a victim of a criminal hunt.

Novaya's columnist Boris Vishnevsky talks about why the dictatorship doesn't know how to deal with crises medical workers have died in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic (*according to the “Memory List”) The ship of fools docked at the Neva embankment a year ago: a group of madmen in hospital gowns poured out to the Gazprom Neft office, demanding that not only Miller’s company, but every idiot be given the opportunity to build skyscrapers.

The St. Petersburg jury will have to test the strength of the version of the FSB Directorate for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region about the preparation of an assassination attempt on Governor Valentina Matvienko. The first hearings on the merits of the case will begin in the St. Petersburg City Court this Wednesday, January 30. Last week, a jury was formed in the City Court for the trial in this sensational case.

Tonight at the House of Cinema there will be a premiere of the lyrical comedy “Dress Haute Couture”, in which one of the main roles was played by Stephen Kinnock, head of the British Council in St. Petersburg. Stephen himself, after the forced closure of the Council, is in Copenhagen and will not attend the premiere. But on the screen, the Briton will launch a stormy and exciting activity for the audience, and no traffic cop from the Big House will stop him.

Announcement State Center of Photography (ROSPHOTO) International Committee of the Red Cross The Moscow Museum of Modern Art presents an exhibition VICTORIA IVLEVA. "APOTHEOSIS OF WAR" The exhibition includes photographs from 1992–2005. Exhibition hall of the State Center of Photography. Bolshaya Morskaya st., 35. M. “Nevsky Prospekt”, “Gostiny Dvor”. T. (812)314-12-14, t/f. (812)314-61-84. Opening - January 31 at 18.00. Creative meeting with the author - February 1 at 19.00.