Running at Antonio Prieto? A new access system is due on 1 October
Segovia's municipal athletics track and gym are preparing for QR entry, with support during the first weeks of the change.
More room on the school run: Line 9 reaches Segovia's agricultural college
Two services were extended from 24 September to help students reach the Escuela de Capacitación Agraria after capacity problems.
A step towards 56 protected homes at Segovia's former fire station
The council has approved a land transfer on Avenida Padre Claret. It is progress on housing supply, rather than an announcement of homes ready to move into.
Lower property tax, but no parking rise: Segovia's 2027 council vote
Councillors backed 14 fiscal changes for next year while rejecting the proposed increase in on-street parking charges.
Segovia–Cercedilla trains return after works: check before travelling
Renfe says trains resumed on 19 September, restoring the usual timetable after replacement buses. A practical update for anyone planning the journey.
Spain’s paradox: falling debt while governing without a budget
Spain’s debt‑to‑GDP ratio has fallen toward 100% even as parliament has gone nearly 1,000 days without new budgets; executive decrees and regional surplus rules now shape spending.
Why Germany’s startup boom still leaves Europe chasing growth capital
New German startup figures reveal a financing paradox: investment can rise while the path to lasting growth remains uneven. Europe needs to look beyond valuations.
What Mistral’s €3bn funding round means for European AI
Mistral’s record €3bn Series D, led by Samsung and joined by the EU’s Scaleup Europe Fund, shifts bargaining power over models, chips and procurement for Spanish AI firms.
Why relocating children from Ceuta requires more than transport
New rounds of identification and transfers in Ceuta (25–27 Sept 2026) expose gaps in registration, guardianship and health provision that concentrate pressure on Ceuta and shift obligations to receiving regions.
