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Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency provides information on the Helsinki-Riihimäki railway project: Work will be carried out on the railway line in Ainola during Easter – work in June-August will cause changes to train services in the Järvenpää area 

Transport

Summer 2025 will be the busiest year of construction for the Helsinki-Riihimäki railway project to date. The project, which focuses on improving the reliability of train traffic and reducing susceptibility to disruptions, will see the construction of a new platform in Ainola begin in the spring and summer, the launch of additional tracks in Purola-Nuppulinna, and commissioning inspections of the Järvenpää safety system will be carried out.

Train stopped at the station.

Power to Children workshops start on 4 March in Kellokoski – come and help develop the stages of participatory budgeting for children, which will begin in the autumn! 

Child-friendly municipality

In the Power to Children workshops, children and young people will have the opportunity to develop the stages of participatory budgeting for children, which will be launched in autumn 2025, in a more child-friendly direction. The workshops will be held in all municipal centres and are open to everyone.

Three young people indoors. One of them is holding a phone and a tablet.

The number of building permits granted rose in Tuusula 

Construction and building maintenance

Last year, Tuusula municipal building control granted building permits and received notifications of measures for approximately 11 per cent more projects than in the previous year. Permits were granted for a total of 175 dwellings, which is more than three times the number granted in the previous year. The number of completed dwellings was significantly lower than in the previous year. However, the municipality estimates that a new upturn in residential construction is already on the horizon.

Work ladder with a screw box on top.

Erkkola's exhibition Beyond Reality takes visitors into the world of fairy tales and imagination 

Museum

On 19 February, an exhibition entitled Beyond Reality – Imaginary Worlds in Fairy Tale Illustrations will open in Erkkola. The exhibition features fairy tale-themed illustrations from the collections of the Amer Cultural Foundation and the Tuusula Art Museum. The works of illustrators from the early 20th century take the viewer far beyond the boundaries of everyday life. They reflect the values and aesthetics of their time, but also people's longing for imaginary worlds.

Illustration showing a village with a tall castle in the centre