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After September 13, the Betrayal of Kode May End

VIEW. "For too long, Kode has had to stand back when plans and projects in Kungälv's central town have taken up the municipality's time, focus and resources. It is not reasonable that one of the municipality's most important commuting locations repeatedly ends up at the back of the queue," writes Michael Karlsson, deputy group leader, Liberalerna Kungälv.
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VIEW. "For too long, Kode has had to stand back when plans and projects in Kungälv's central town have taken up the municipality's time, focus and resources. It is not reasonable that one of the municipality's most important commuting locations repeatedly ends up at the back of the queue," writes Michael Karlsson, deputy group leader, Liberalerna Kungälv.

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kungalvsposten.se broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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