A global study on the “preschool” topic has been completed. The bottom line is that there are more than 370 nurseries and kindergartens that did not die a natural death, now occupied by bathhouses, banks, hotels and offices.

Bailiff of the Kirov district of St. Petersburg Igor Nikitin was brought into the dock by a foreign car. Or rather, even two: an Audi A6, for which he so lacked money, and a Porsche Cayenne, which he decided to arrest in order to get this money. The story began in 2007 with one “bad apartment” on Leninsky Prospekt. The apartment belonged to a certain citizen Petukhov and became notorious for two reasons. Firstly, it listed... no less than 176 people.

There are less than two weeks left before the municipal elections, but the election campaign is so far mostly being conducted in the City Electoral Commission and in the courts. It is interesting that, unlike the elections to the Legislative Assembly and the State Duma, and even more so from the presidential ones (where ensuring the largest possible turnout became the main task of the administration), there is a conspiracy of silence around the municipal elections.

The Legislative Assembly's Commission on Urban Economy, Urban Planning and Land Issues summed up the development of a legislative package regulating urban planning policy and land use in St. Petersburg. Over the past three years, a new General Plan has appeared (corrected in the spring of 2008), a law on the boundaries of zones for the protection of cultural heritage in St.

About three hundred people in St. Petersburg held a rally on February 14 against job cuts, wage cuts and deteriorating living conditions. In addition, people expressed outrage at numerous and almost universal violations of the right to work and trade union activity, as well as increased pressure on free trade unions. The protesters called on the authorities not to turn a blind eye to this.

Alexey SHUMAK, head of the St. Petersburg public organization for protecting the rights of motorists “Freedom of Choice”: The Financial Control Committee is on the trail of the “white snake” In our city, road markings are an abstract concept. Not a single car enthusiast can name a place in St. Petersburg where it definitely exists. In the best case, we can say about the marking that it was there.

St. Petersburg resident Tatyana Sakharovskaya will have to pay 2.5 thousand rubles for violating the order of a court hearing, contempt of court and insulting a witness in a criminal case. The St. Petersburg City Court sentenced her to this punishment. Mrs.

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 state of road markings in St. Petersburg is influenced not only by climate conditions or lack of funding.