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Allotment gardens: should they move to the suburbs?
What to do with the Solpole? Demolish it or put it on the historic register?

Mateusz Kokoszkiewicz

Born in 1989, he is a journalist for "Gazeta Wyborcza" in Wroclaw, where he covers such topics as transportation, urban planning and ecology. He has won awards in the competitions "Journalist Friendly to Active Mobility", as well as "Widening the Perspective" (twice). He led such projects as "Railway to Lower Silesia," "Breathe humanely" and "Green wave for pedestrians and cyclists." Previously, he was an NGO activist and co-founder of the Congress of Urban Movements.

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