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Trondheim municipality affirms its commitment to universal design throughout building projects. The local government recognizes unavoidable inconveniences in dense residential zones while maintaining public safety for everyone involved. Residents are asked to share specific daily needs with the municipality, such as those related to accessibility.
Adresseavisen Trondheim · Oct 10, 2026A man has been charged with the crime of discharging shots near a residence in Trondheim. The father reported discovering a projectile on the floor after initially believing only glass had broken from a window. This incident means local authorities are managing public safety concerns.
Adresseavisen Trondheim · Oct 10, 2026Police were notified that an e-bike struck a woman in her seventies on Nordre gate in Trondheim. The operator, reportedly in his fifties, was found to be intoxicated when police arrived at the scene. This incident requires authorities to take statements from witnesses and open a case for local safety.
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Trondheim municipality states it takes universal design seriously regarding accessibility during construction projects. They acknowledge that working in dense residential areas causes unavoidable inconveniences while ensuring safety for workers and the public. The municipality asks residents to share specific daily needs.
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A previously cordoned-off area in Trondheim is opening up, fulfilling a request that dates back to 1920.
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A man has been charged following shots fired at a home in Trondheim. The father reported finding a projectile on the floor after initially thinking only a window had cracked.
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Police were notified that a woman in her 70s was struck by an e-bike in Nordre gate in Trondheim. The man operating the bicycle, who was reportedly in his 50s, was found to be intoxicated. Police are on site taking statements from witnesses and have opened a case.
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