Jutland Station

15/12/2019

Yesterday evening, two small children (a girl and a boy aged probably 1 and 2 and a half respectively) were found abandoned near Aarhus City Hall. According to the Østjyllands Politi, the toddlers appear to be Eastern European. The authorities are working hard to locate the parents but if you have any information about the persons who left the babies unattended, please call 114.
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“De Sociale Myndigheder har fået overdraget børnene og sørger for de bliver taget kærligt hånd om. Vi henstiller til I kun ringer, hvis I har kendskab til familien eller har set børnene sammen med deres forældre. Ring 114. https://t.co/O63jkctlxV”

25/09/2019

Jutland Station is looking for volunteer writers!
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11/09/2019

Once again, this September, the City of Aarhus invites all internationals to the annual Aarhus City Welcome, offering you a cocktail of inspiration on how to make the most of your city.
So, mark your calendar on September 27th between 15.30 and 18.00 for a special afternoon in the beautiful surroundings of Dokk1!
Read all about this event and how you can attend here:

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23/04/2019

Here is a reminder of the reasons why, even at the end of April, it is hard to say goodbye to the month of March: the Danish People’s Party almost spent 400 million DKK on a redundant bypass road, the Danish Tax Authority promises to bring money back home and the government critical radio station Radio24Syv is forced to relocate, away from Copenhagen. Read all about it in The Danish :)

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13/04/2019

SPOT Festival is coming to town and Jutland Station will be there to cover the event. Stay tuned!

08/03/2019

On the International Women's Day, you can read about feminism and sexism in Denmark, a country considered gender-equal.

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26/02/2019

Internationalization is, it seems, the story on everyone’s lips these days in Denmark, from politicians, and journalists to everyday people. Kate Dahl, an expat living in Aarhus has a story relatable to many of us.

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12/02/2019

The Danish is back!
In this recap: the Asylum-Island project is a go, the unemployment benefits get a slash, the upcoming election shows its early symptoms as politicians agree to build 70 kilometre “pig wall”, Denmark is considered the least corrupt country by survey that ignores corrupt banks, and last but not least, the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority clears itself of any wrongdoing in internal investigation.

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10/02/2019

The Chinese community in Aarhus welcomes the Year of the Pig.

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31/01/2019

2019 brought changes in the Danish language training providers. You can read about it here:

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13/01/2019

We are very happy to announce that Jutland Station has been nominated for Go Glocal Aarhus People’s Choice Award.
We can win if you vote for us at

Voice your opinion on the poll: Vote on your favorite candidate for the People's Choice Award. The list will be updated continuously. You can see their videos on www.goglocal.dk or on Facebook (Go Glocal Aarhus)