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Amendment to the Master Plan of Hafnarfjörður 2013-2025. At its meeting on 19 September 2018, the City Council of Hafnarfjörður resolved to re-advertise the submitted proposal, dated. 8.8.2018/amended 13.9.2018, regarding an amendment to the Master Plan of Hafnarfjörður 2013-2025, concerning the relocation of a high-voltage line at Hamranes and that the matter shall be processed in accordance with Article 31 of the Planning Act no. 123/2010. Amendment to the general plan. Area: Hamranes Amendment to the general plan for Hafnarfjörður 2013-2025 […]

Representatives from the Lions Club of Hafnarfjörður recently presented a curriculum pack to the pupils at Víðivellir Nursery School. All nurseries in Hafnarfjörður have now received a comprehensive educational resource pack, which the National Education Agency, in collaboration with Lions, is providing to all nurseries in the country. The pack contains letter tiles that can be used in a variety of ways, as well as posters […]

Due to repairs, there may be disruptions to the water supply to properties on Norðurbraut, Hraunbrún and Garðaveg today. The water is expected to be turned off at 10 a.m., with the repair work anticipated to be completed by midday. Thank you for your understanding.

Ásvallalaug will be open on a limited basis from 20th to 23rd October. Tomorrow, Saturday, the pool will be closed all day for a swimming competition, and will remain so until midday on Sunday.  The swimming pool is open from 2 pm to 5 pm on Sunday. During the winter break of Hafnarfjörður's primary schools, on the 22nd and 23rd of October, the pool will be closed for essential maintenance work. Suðurbær Pool will, as usual, be open over the weekend from […]

At the first meeting of the new education committee, on 26 June 2018, a letter from the Children's Ombudsman regarding the Ásland School canteen was considered, as was the arrangement whereby pupils on the school meal scheme eat in a different space to pupils who bring a packed lunch from home. The Education Manager of Hafnarfjörður was tasked at the meeting with following up on the letter, see minutes. A copy of the letter was published […]

A town council meeting has been called for Wednesday 17 October. The meeting will begin at 17:00 in the town council chamber at Hafnarborg, Strandgata 34. Here you can view the meeting agenda. Here you can watch the meeting live.

There has been much discussion that the language development and vocabulary of Icelandic children is deteriorating, and that this later affects their reading comprehension and academic prospects. A new project in Hafnarfjörður aims to reach parents of children aged 6-24 months so that the children are supported in their language development from an early age and earlier […]

The Culture and Tourism Committee of Hafnarfjörður has now completed the allocation of cultural grants for 2018. Thirteen projects are receiving a grant this time; individuals, cultural groups or organisations, all of which have one thing in common: they are connected to Hafnarfjörður in one way or another. Cultural and Tourism Committee grants of the City of Hafnarfjörður are awarded twice a year to individuals and projects that are likely to […]

A message to parents in Hafnarfjörður from Geir Bjarnason, Sports and Leisure Officer. This autumn, a group of young people have been gathering in the town centre to hang out in and around the Fjöður. This has been happening after school, at weekends and into the evening.  This gathering of groups can have serious […]

The Mayor and Directors of the City of Hafnarfjörður yesterday met with the management of the Capital Region Police, based in Hafnarfjörður, following discussions on the city's neighbourhood pages about car break-ins, suspicious movements around homes and offers of services that did not comply with Icelandic law. At the meeting, the situation here in […] was reviewed.