Culture Night in the capital area looks set to be a wet one tomorrow, with around ten millimeters of rainfall expected during the day.
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Relatives are looking into whether there is a legal avenue to appeal the police decision to discontinue the investigation into an unusual case, a decision that was upheld by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
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A humpback whale went swimming in the sea just off Reykjavík's coastline between Sólfarið and Harpa yesterday, attracting considerable attention.
Katrín Georgsdóttir, environmental and quality manager at Elding whale-watching company, says whales do sometimes come this close to shore, but it is not common.
Elding keeps a whale diary, and when the company's experts compare photographs later today, they will be able to determine whether the whale is a familiar […] more
Around 700 employees working across family services in Árborg (municipality) attended a professional development day yesterday under the theme "Growth and Wellbeing" yesterday, marking the start of a new working year for the department in the municipality's kindergartens, primary schools and other family services.
The day began with an address by the mayor. This was followed by a series of talks, with a range of workshops taking place […] more
A dispute between residents of a building in Kársnes in Kópavogur reached the courts last week, and not for the first time. It was the fourth time the neighbours' dispute had been considered by Icelandic courts.
The residents disagreed over whether a laundry room in the basement was jointly owned or was in fact the private property of one resident. He had carried out work in and around the laundry room to prevent others from using it. He […] more
Menningarnótt - Culture Night - will be held in Reykjavík on Saturday, with large numbers of visitors expected in the city centre.
Culture Night is full of different events in the city centre from morning to evening, and is for all city residents and guests who want to join the celebration of the capital's birthday - this year, Reykjavík is 240.
There is too much happening to list on this page - but you can […] more
Housing costs in Iceland, particularly rents, are an underestimated contributor to inflation and consequently to policy rate decisions, says economist Ólafur Margeirsson.
Interest rates were raised this week from 7.75% to 8%. The Governor of Seðlabanki Íslands (Central Bank of Iceland) cited rising inflation, which can be attributed in part to wage increases in the public sector, higher public charges and rising prices for imported goods […] more