Eschershausen fights with a financial crisis: what's next?

The current newsletter from Holzminden brings important news from the region. A central topic is the tense financial situation in Eschershausen. In a city council meeting, the budget was discussed comprehensively. The financial plan and the budget statute show a deficit of over two million euros. The city council agreed that the financial plan is indispensable to advance important projects such as flood protection. The budget was adopted unanimously.

Another worrying incident occurred in Bodenwerder, where a ten -year -old girl was bothered by an unknown man at 6.20 a.m. on Friday morning at 6.20 a.m. The perpetrator is about 55 years old, 1.75 to 1.80 meters tall, described with a densely upper lip beard and semiconduct. He is said to have been dressed, wore a black jacket, black cargo pants, Adidas sneakers as well as a backpack and black gloves. The police ask for clues under 05533/408310.

rat control and school closure plans

In Bodenwerder-Polle, a large-scale rat control campaign is also planned, which is to take place from March 20 to the end of April. Bait boxes are set up on streams and selected herds of infestation. The parents are asked to point out their children to leave the bait untouched. Property owners and citizens are asked to report any rats.

The Samtgemeinde Bodenwerder-Polle, which is considering, also has an urgent problem to leave the Holzminden district and switch to the neighboring district of Hameln-Pyrmont. The reason for this are, among other things, the plans for closing the high school in Bodenwerder in August 2028 and the constantly decreasing school buses. Mayor Sebastian Rode (SPD) commissioned the Council to have talks with the Hameln-Pyrmont district. He expressed that the velvet community of the Holzminden district feels neglected. The district administrator of Holzminden, Michael Schünemann (independent), showed understanding for the displeasure, but pointed out the high legal hurdles of an exaggeration. The district of Hameln-Pyrmont was open to discussions, whereby no official request is yet available.