The Liberal Party hopes that free access to public areas can save the city’s restaurants. They suggest a large-scale celebration when Oslo may reopen this summer.
Sofienbergparken is one of the areas that the Liberal politicians envision that can be made available for the city’s cultural and nightlife. Hallstein Bjercke (left), Julianne Ferskaug and Odd Einar Dørum are three of the initiators. Photo: Tomm W. Christiansen
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The city council group in the Liberal Party has put forward a proposal for how the municipality can contribute to increased city life as soon as the infection situation allows it. They want the municipality – completely free – to make public areas available for cultural and catering offerings this summer.
– The dream is that the whole of Oslo will appear as a major festival with cultural experiences, varied dining options and life in the streets, says Liberal politician Hallstein Bjercke.
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