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The Active City programme opens on 7 September and runs until the money is gone, at the latest to 9 December. A family gets a thousand koruna per child in two electronic vouchers of five hundred. The district set aside the same sum as last year; it joined the scheme in 2020, among the first in Prague.

The twenty-ninth edition of the race takes place on 5 September and will bring temporary traffic restrictions in central Prague. Which streets and at what hours the district's notice does not summarise.

On Monday 7 September the council votes on tendering a feasibility study for line E. Where it would run and what it would cost the announcement does not say — that is what the study is for.

On weekdays between 7 and 8 a.m. motor vehicles are barred from the stretch of Klimentská by the Jiří Guth-Jarkovský primary school, from U Nemocenské pojišťovny to the Barvířská junction. The district has set it up as a one-year trial. School streets have thus started in three Prague districts within a week: after the seventh and eighth, now the centre.

Applications for the first round are open from today; those who meet the basic conditions go through to the second. The auction itself is on Thursday 24 September.

The city firm OICT will commission it together with the city hall, Prague 5 and the Chamber of Commerce. Where the hub would stand and what it would cost, nobody is saying yet.

The city wants to turn the long-underused depot grounds into a place for culture, community, sport and environmental activity. Neither a timetable nor a cost is given.

The new Palmovka and Zenklova 27 groups offer 47 places for the youngest children between them.

Rajská, Plynární and Jablonského near Nádraží Holešovice have been painted under an asphalt-art scheme; Antonínská follows in September. Pupils themselves helped shape the places they walk through to school. The paint is meant to slow traffic where there is neither time nor money for construction work.

The council approved a staffing stabilisation plan for the zoo that raises its headcount limit by 39 posts. What it will cost and which departments are involved is not stated.