C’est dans un communiqué transmis aux rédactions ce samedi, que le maire de Saint-Paul félicite les policiers municipaux. “Je tiens à saluer le sang-froid, l’engagement et le professionnalisme des policiers qui ont procédé dans la […]

Source: Shanghai est devenu la deuxième ville la plus illuminée au monde (rapport)

Dans sa tournée des quartiers à mi-mandat, le maire de Rouen Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol a rencontré les habitants du centre-ville mercredi 7 juin 2023, à l’Hôtel de ville. Tour d’horizon de leurs préoccupations. Source: Nuisances nocturnes, […]

Amid a call to conserve the heritage characteristics of the Kanakakunnu Palace, which is listed as a heritage monument by the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage, its premises have now been developed […]

Sarah Hannah-Spurlock, night-time economy manager, City of Fort Lauderdale, explains how she is trying to build a vibrant and relevant night-time economy Source: How Fort Lauderdale is creating a vibrant and relevant night-time economy – […]

Dr Marisa Paterson MLA will call on the ACT Government today to explore ‘Purple Flag’ accreditations in Canberra’s nightlife precincts. Source: Marisa Paterson: Motion for safer nightlife in Canberra | CW

Il est temps de reconnaitre l’économie nocturne comme un facteur développement important pour le rayonnement de Bruxelles. Source: La night life bruxelloise : un pôle touristique, culturel et économique marginalisé

With Tuesday’s decision, 523 shops and establishments in the city have been granted permission to operate round-the-clock in the last two years. Source: 155 more shops in Delhi approved to run round-the-clock | Latest News […]

Our top tips for how to see nocturnal animals as they go about their busy lives in after dark. Source: Dusk till dawn: The secret world of night creatures | Natural History Museum

Night-time pollinators, such as moths, may be just as important as bees in visiting plants and should receive conservation and protection efforts, Source: Moths: The Nighttime Heroes of Pollination – ScienceBlog.com