Stockholm Abba museum criticised for child entry policy
The newly opened Abba museum in Stockholm has been criticised over its entry policy after a woman was made to pay an entry fee for a child she was car...
Swedish train drivers can swap skirts for shorts
A Swedish train company has lifted a shorts ban which had led to a group of disgruntled drivers wearing skirts to work in protest at the initial rulin...
Sweden’s Walpurgis celebrations marred by violence
Walpurgis is the holiday when Swedes traditionally celebrate the arrival of spring in their country, but the festivities did not end happily for many ...
Swedish agency in hot water over James Bond party
Officials in Stockholm have launched an inquiry over a James Bond-themed party for Sapo, the national spy agency in Sweden.
Stockholm residents enjoy six ‘summer’ days in 2012
Residents of Stockholm saw significantly low number of warm weather days over the summer.
Mum attempts suicide jump with baby in Stockholm
A mother is suspected of attempted murder after allegedly trying to commit suicide with her baby in arms in Stockholm at the weekend.
Stockholm needle exchange gets go-ahead
Officials have approved a move to launch a needle exchange scheme for Stockholm’s drug addicts.
Stockholm baby joins retirement home waiting list
A one-year-old baby has become the youngster Stockholm resident to join the queue for one of the city’s most popular retirement homes.