Burglesum on the move: Boehlke wants to strengthen schools and districts!

Burglesum on the move: Boehlke wants to strengthen schools and districts!

Blumenthal, Deutschland - in Bremen is currently doing a lot for the development of the districts of Blumenthal, Vegesack and Burglesum. A central organ in this process is the Business and Structural Council Bremen-Nord (we). Florian Boehlke, the district manager of Burglesum, is not only a member of this council, but also a passionate advocate of the interests of his region. According to Das-Blv it is important for him to increase the quality of life in Burglesum and to promote close cooperation between local politics and business.

We have the task of increasing Bremen-Nord's traction. In this way, investors, companies and new citizens willing to settle are addressed in particular in order to make the region more interesting for everyone involved. With over 270 members, including 220 companies and 50 private individuals, we have a strong network that is committed to strengthening economic strength. Topics such as economy, urban development and social integration are in the foreground, such as vegesack.de reported.

projects and concerns in Burglesum

In Burglesum, some construction projects are of great importance: the renovation of the Lesum secondary school is at the top of the list, followed by the urgently needed gym at the Grambke primary school. Boehlke also emphasizes that the development of a new district on the Friedhorst area should be promoted. In addition, the future of the police building and the old town is currently being examined. All of these measures are necessary to improve the infrastructure and make the life of the citizens more pleasant.

A central point for Boehlke is the quality of care in children's and youth centers. It promotes initiatives that improve educational care for young people in Burglesum. "It is important to me that the children and young people have the best chances here," he explains. This is also a reason why the Alwin Lonke district should remain part of the "Living Quarters" funding program.

volunteer engagement recognized

The commitment of many people in Bremen-Nord should not be unnoticed, so it also shows Heinrich Blecher's honor with the Federal Cross of Merit. This award recognizes its commitment to the economic and structural council and emphasizes the importance of this institution for regional development, as transparency.bremen.de . Actions like this motivate other actors to also contribute and make a contribution to improving the quality of life in the region.

Boehlke and we continue to work for a rapid implementation of projects in schools, living space, as well as infrastructure and retail. "People should like to live in Burglesum," says Boehlke, and the corresponding framework conditions must be created.