July 2026

The Stockholm Social Committee decided that the Social Administration will evaluate the effects of extended serving hours during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Based on this evaluation and new alcohol legislation, the committee will revise the city's guidelines for serving permits in 2027, including reviewing the permit process to shorten handling times. The Liberal and Moderate parties dissented, advocating for immediate permanent extension of serving hours and an investigation into 24-hour serving at a limited number of locations.

The board of Stockholm City's Parking AB approved the implementation decision to construct "M-houses" at Tensta Centrum, an investment of approximately SEK 25 million. The CEO was authorized to sign the necessary agreements, with specific statements made regarding the decision by both the S+V+MP and C+M parties.

The Board of Stockholm Parkering is proposed to approve the acquisition of a parking garage in Tensta Centrum for 8 million SEK, with an additional 17 million SEK allocated for renovations and safety measures, including EV charging, totaling an investment of approximately 25 million SEK. As part of the purchase, Stockholm Parkering must guarantee at least 150 visitor parking spaces until 2049, which requires a 20-year extension of the current ground lease agreement.