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04
Oct
A student writing in a notebook — illustrative photograph, not a UNED classroom

A university door still open: UNED’s October opportunity in Segovia

UNED’s enrolment window remains open until 21 October, while its local open-classroom week runs through 7 October. A practical option for residents considering study.
1 min read
04
Oct
Colourful board-game pieces and dice — illustrative photograph

Finding your people: Casa Joven’s October programme returns

Reading clubs, creative workshops and dance offer young residents ways to join local life. Registration and age groups are worth checking first.
1 min read
04
Oct
Open paperback books — illustrative photograph, not the Segovia library

More than books: Segovia’s library opens an October of film and conversation

Film on 6 October, an architecture talk on 7 October and family activities make the public library a place to discover local life this week.
1 min read
04
Oct
Aerial view of a road beside Segovia — contextual photograph, not a record of the completed works

Cuesta de los Hoyos reopens: a familiar route, a renewed road

The route between the bus-station area and La Fuencisla reopened on 2 October. What drivers should know about the works and the 30 km/h limit.
1 min read
04
Oct
Congreso de los Diputados in Madrid, Spain — contextual photograph

Spain votes on 29 November: what the early election means for Segovia

Spain’s 29 November election is official. The dates, Segovia’s representation and the implications for housing, public policy and international residents.
1 min read
04
Oct
Four students arriving with suitcases on a historic street inspired by Segovia.

IE & Segovia: It’s Time to Build a Shared Ecosystem

Segovia does not need to choose between its local identity and its international future. It needs to make them part of the same city.
3 min read
04
Oct
Sunlight and trees reflected in the Eresma beside Alameda del Parral, Segovia

Walking with Giants: Antonio Machado’s Poetic Footsteps through Segovia

A literary walk through Segovia: Machado’s modest boarding house, public university, Roman arches and the quiet riverbanks that gave him room to think.
9 min read
01
Oct
Spain’s rising house prices: the housing questions Segovia needs to ask

Spain’s rising house prices: the housing questions Segovia needs to ask

Spain’s purchase prices are rising faster than the EU average. What does that help us understand about housing access in Segovia—and what still needs local evidence?
2 min read
01
Oct
More returns, fewer orders: what the EU's migration figures actually show

More returns, fewer orders: what the EU's migration figures actually show

EU returns and orders measure different outcomes. We explain the figures, their limits and what a more precise migration debate means for Segovia’s international community.
2 min read
01
Oct
From energy prices to everyday costs: how the ECB’s decisions reach Segovia

From energy prices to everyday costs: how the ECB’s decisions reach Segovia

Energy costs, business prices and borrowing can connect a European policy decision to local life. We explain the channels—and what they do not establish about Segovia.
2 min read