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For the next two weeks, surface replacement is ongoing on the S8 route between Prymasa Tysiąclecia junction and ul. Broniewskiego. Simultaneously, between Modlińska and Powązkowska, the bus lane is being removed, creating an additional traffic lane.
A criminal group, using an altered document, took control of the university's assets, stealing properties and funds from accounts. 10 people were detained, including the two creators of the group.
Over 190 km of the S17 route is already available, but 130 km remain for full completion. The key element is the 16-km Eastern Ring Road of Warsaw, for which a contract for a technical, economic, and environmental study was signed in 2026.
Removal of the Wolę Rębkowska bridge (DK76) starts on 6 October 2026. Traffic will be alternating, controlled by lights and manually during peaks. Works are scheduled until spring 2027, with a winter break.
The General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways submitted an application on September 30, 2026, to the Mazovian Voivode for a ZRID decision for the last missing section of the S7 route on the north side of the capital.
On the first weekend of October 2026, Teatr Wielki - Opera Narodowa invites older adults to tours, a lecture on costume, and the ballet “Giselle”. Ticket sales for the February open rehearsals also begin simultaneously.
Polskie Telewizje and the Grand Theatre - National Opera have signed a unique, long-term agreement for broadcast cooperation, bringing operas and ballets like 'Dracula' and an opera about Warsaw to TVP audiences.
Hanna Lisowska, one of the key figures of the Polish opera stage, has died. The artist made her debut in Warsaw in 1967, and her funeral will take place on September 18 at the Powązki Cemetery.
From October 29, 2026, to April 25, 2027, the Warsaw Museum will host an exhibition exploring the city through the lens of memory, identity, and the daily lives of its residents.
The European Union has adopted harmonized standards for the welfare and identification of dogs and cats. New regulations ban mutilation and excessive breeding, mandate chiping, and tighten animal import rules. Some provisions will take effect in 2028.
The city mapping service allows locating over 250,000 graves in Warsaw's cemeteries. The database was created through inventories, including those at Stare Powązki.
The October GUS report shows stabilizing business sentiment in Mazovia. The largest declines were seen in transport and IT, while wholesale trade and construction improved.
