Stories from Wroclaw · Poland

MP Łukasz Mejza has ceased being a member of the Law and Justice club, according to spokesperson Rafał Bochenek. Bochenek clarified via social media that Mejza was never a member of the party itself.

Radiation levels were detected at 2000 Bq/m³ during investigations in Wroclaw. Lukasz Kwedzko of the Parents' Council stated that two weeks after meeting with scientists and officials, no solutions have been presented.

Police seized waste in Wroclaw after the Zborowy family spent a week searching for a company to handle disposal. The family sought assistance from the prosecutor's office, leading to the police action on Monday.

New pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure will be built on Gazowa and Karwinska streets in Wroclaw. The project includes a new pedestrian path near the Mościckiego street roundabout. This development is intended to improve movement for local residents near the Glazowa area.

Twelve students from the Konar robotics scientific circle at Wroclaw University of Science and Technology are creating a modular robot. The robot is designed to perform thermal inspections of buildings.

The Wroclaw municipality spent 900 million zloty on investments, representing approximately 60 to 69 percent of a planned 1.3 billion zloty. Current operating expenses for the office increased by 500 million zloty, according to Anna Kołodziej of the Nowa Lewica party.

The Wroclaw City Council approved the 2025 budget execution report with a vote of 26 to 11 in favor of Jacek Sutryk. The session included discussions regarding political tensions and potential changes to vice-presidential roles. Reporter Joanna Jaros monitored the session starting at 10:00 AM. This vote confirms his oversight of executive actions and the execution of public finance plans for the upcoming year.

Michał Zadara, the new director of the Teatr Polski in Wroclaw, claims Kazimierz Kimso, chairman of the Dolnośląska Solidarność regional union, proposed a deal regarding artist employment.

The discussion touched upon the role of the state and public contributions, with a desire for better functioning of services funded by taxes and the National Health Fund (NFZ).

A collision involving two passenger cars occurred on the 18-kilometer mark of the Wroclaw ring road, heading towards Warsaw. The incident happened between the Wroclaw Stadio and Wroclaw Polnoc junctions. The left lane is blocked, resulting in a traffic jam extending over 3 kilometers.