A vast majority of Copenhagen residents feel safe in their neighborhoods, according to the latest annual safety survey conducted by the Municipality of Copenhagen. The Kongens Enghave district, located on the border between Amager and Vesterbro, is reported as the area where most people feel safe. However, feelings of safety may vary in other districts.

Copenhagen City Hall has identified eight potential new metro lines and wants the Metro Company to investigate the possibilities for these expansions in more detail. Several of these lines would extend into neighboring municipalities, including Gentofte, where the Metro Company will explore a line from Tuborg Harbor in Hellerup to Copenhagen Airport.

A reader from Skodsborg has proposed a solution to alleviate the burden of waste sorting for citizens. The suggestion involves municipalities establishing central automatic waste sorting facilities, similar to those in Norway. This approach aims to provide greater environmental benefits and reduce the hassle for residents.

A series of statues in Copenhagen have been brought to life, with actor Lars Ranthe lending his voice to the latest addition. The statue, located in Christianshavn, represents a B&W worker and shares his story with passersby who scan a code on their phones. This makes him the 11th “Talking Statue” in Copenhagen.

Berlingske’s architecture editor, Holger Dahl, praised the area renewal in the Copenhagen residential area of Folehaven, calling it “beautiful” and practical. Berlingske’s food reviewer visited Restaurant Shezan on Vesterbro, one of the oldest Pakistani/Indian restaurants in Copenhagen and Denmark, noting that while not everything was unforgettable, the biryani with lamb was exceptional.