Your weekly roundup from the capital: the 16E fast tram consultation closes on 30 September, the Bairro Alto's cameras are renewed in a city that wants 616 more, four anaesthetists resign from Dona Estefânia, Gira's new app drops the 300 euro day-pass hold, and the theatre reopens on the Rossio.
Your weekly roundup from the capital: a protocol takes the meter out of the Lisbon airport taxi rank from 15 October, the city executive would make a café sweep five metres of pavement, Web Summit's contract runs out in 2028 with rival suitors, and two Rato officers go on trial.
Your weekly roundup from the capital: Carris settles what replaces the Elevador da Glória and when, ZERO counts Lisbon's airport past its night-flight ceiling in 33 weeks of 35, FlixBus still cannot sell a ticket from Sete Rios, and every team chief at Dona Estefânia's children's emergency resigns.
Your weekly roundup from the capital: on the eve of the Elevador da Glória's first anniversary, Carris publishes a page of answers but no reopening date, the mayor counts none of his 200 police, central Lisbon's anaesthetists file liability disclaimers, and the Banco de Portugal leaves the Baixa.
Your weekly roundup from the capital: the final report on the Elevador da Glória disaster slips to early 2027, Amadora-Sintra's emergency department stays invisible on the SNS portal, the AMT puts the Tagus ferries on a monthly report card, and Kalorama closes the Lisbon summer.
After a tourist was shot in the Baixa, City Hall pushes to criminalise the 'fake drugs' sold downtown and to keep police in place; Mayor Moedas and a homelessness charity clash over whether rough sleeping is falling; the Sintra tram stops for a day; and Sol da Caparica and the Festas do Barreiro lig
Odivelas and the PS force the Circular Line studies into the open, the government writes Lisbon's funiculars and elevadores into law after the Elevador da Gloria tragedy, the Algarve overtakes Greater Lisbon on rents, and Kalorama closes out the summer at Bela Vista.
