ltblekinge.se
Public regional government for Blekinge county in Sweden, covering healthcare, culture and regional council decisions
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About ltblekinge.se
Region Blekinge is the regional public body for Blekinge county in Sweden. It publishes regional council (regionstyrelsen and regionfullmäktige) meeting schedules, minutes, news, and information on finding healthcare services.
Its public activities include open council sessions, cultural grants such as eight culture scholarships of 25,000 kronor each, and an annual cultural heritage prize. It also lists job openings with the region.
The region hosts the annual Blekingedagen event in Sölvesborg.
Product: Regional public services, council governance, healthcare information, and cultural grants for Blekinge county.
Jobs at ltblekinge.se
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