Access control is done through the new intel optical recorder system·identification card, with cameras col·located at the entrances on Carrer Major that register the license plates. The camera at the access to Carrer Major through Plaça Santa Anna has already started working, and it is also planned to install·lar on the streets Mare Janer, Cobblers and Carreró del Salí.

The regulation allows the free access of vehicles only from Monday to Saturday (weekdays) from 7 a 12 hours.
Duly authorized vehicles can carry out loading and unloading or access to the car parks located in the delimited area 24 hours of the day 7 days of the week.

Owners or users of homes are authorized, premises or shops located in the area (major streets, Mare Janer, Cobblers and Carreró del Salí).
These must be registered in the register prepared by the Paeria, that will process the relevant authorization.

They will also be granted, prior request to the Paeria, temporary and exceptional authorizations for works and for professionals, instal·lads, deliverymen... with a license in the municipality who must provide services to their customers on Carrer Major.

Unauthorized vehicles that access the main street outside the hours allowed in the regulations will be sanctioned by the Local Police, as provided by the municipal ordinances on circulation and citizen coexistence.

The regulation approved by the Paeria de Cervera regulates and limits authorized traffic on Carrer Major, given that the use of this road is preferentially restricted to pedestrians, and those uses that involve the presence of permanent vehicles on the public road remain prohibited.

Major streets, Mare Janer, Shoemakers and Carreró del Salí have the corresponding signage at the entrance, where the limitations and access times are indicated.

Among the actions planned in the future, the redevelopment project of Carrer Sant Antolí and Granyena stands out, which envisages renovating the ferm and the sewers of the two roads.

The cleaning of the green areas will also be improved, the stairs of Carrer Filadors, pines in danger of falling will be replaced by other trees, police control will be increased to prevent the passage of heavy vehicles through the urbanization, among other actions...

He met her, which took place in the Paeria de Cervera, he had the assistance of the father in chief, Jan Pomés; the Councilor for Urban Planning and Municipal Services, Antonio Delgado; the councilor of Parks and Gardens, Raimond Fusté; and the councilor for Mobility, Security and Local Police, Monte Closa.

The Government Team plans to hold meetings with the residents of all the neighborhoods of the city. This initiative was presented in a previous meeting held by the father in chief, Jan Pomés, with the representatives of the associations of residents of Cervera.
Previously, the Government Team already met with the residents of all the towns in the municipality.

Josep Rull signed the Book of Honor and thanked the Council for the reception. He emphasized that "Cervera has a strong symbolic charge for the nation, being the cradle of our government institution in 1359". Also that it is "a city of the present and the future, with a robust civil society, that has been able to create a new narrative of popular culture with festivals like l'Aquelarre".

The chief paer, Jan Pomés, welcomed him on behalf of the municipality and the region. He emphasized that "Josep Rull is the second president of the Parliament of Catalonia to visit the Paeria de Cervera".

He presented him with a facsimile of the minutes of the General Court of Catalonia for the year 1359 celebrated in Cervera, origin of the creation of the Generalitat.
For his part, Josep Rull handed the father in chief a flag, which "is considered the second oldest flag of a nation in the world, darrere Denmark”.

With the complimentary show, and as established by the protocol of the Paeria de Cervera, the Speaker of Parliament, second highest authority in the country, he sat in the chair of the chief father.

Later, President Josep Rull moved to the headquarters of the Regional Council of La Segarra, where he inaugurated the remodeling of the first floor of the building, and participated in the County Day events.

The initiative aims to offer a space for children outside of school hours, guaranteeing his right to care but, at the same time, freeing up time for families and carers, mostly women.

The "Time x Cures" project is complemented by the Concilia service, babysitting offered to families so they can attend activities organized by the Paeria de Cervera or municipal entities.

The services are open to everyone, but single-parent or large families are preferred, mothers or guardians victims of sexist violence, women in a situation of long-term unemployment or over 52 years, migrant women and families with other accredited care responsibilities.

form of sol·registration request.

It is an initiative of the Council for Equality of the Paeria de Cervera, which has the support of the Regional Council of Segarra, the Department of Equality and Feminism of the Generalitat of Catalonia and the Ministry of Equality of the Government of Spain.

The presentation of "Time x Cures" took place, Wednesday 16 October, in the Spatula space, in charge of the father in chief, Jan Pomés; the Councilor for Equality, Judith Guim; the president of the Regional Council of Segarra, Ramon Augé; the deputy delegate of the State Government in Lleida, Jose Crespín; and the director of the territorial services of Equality and Feminism in Lleida, Elena Fuses.
The chief paer, Jan Pomés, highlighted "the revaluation of this space to make it available to the families who need it most".
For his part, the Councilor for Equality, Judith Guim, he stated that "it is a project started with a lot of enthusiasm·hope and of which we are very proud". He thanked all the people and institutions that made it possible and wished that it would continue over time.

L'Espàtula is a municipally owned building where the ground floor has been conditioned and equipped with furniture to accommodate the babysitting service. The space has three rooms for children to play, an office, washbasin, kitchen and storage.
Located on Victoria Street, next to the train track, it is the former cabin of the railway staff of Renfe. The surface of the lot is of 312 m²; of which 146 m² correspond to the ground floor, 119 m² on the second floor, plus a terrace of 47 m².

Coinciding with the final stretch of the works, the deputy delegate of the State Government in Lleida, Jose Crespín, together with the father in chief of Cervera, Jan Pomés, and the head of the Roads Unit, Juan Antonio Romero, and managers of the awarding company, have visited the latest works that, of Monday 14 Friday 18 October, they take place in the left lane, towards Lleida, between the kilometer points 517,950 i 512,130.

These works consist of the application and extension of the bearing layer, a thin agglomerate layer of 3 centimeters that gives uniformity to the firmness of the layout. The forecasts are that next week minor works will be carried out on the access branches, which will not affect traffic on the motorway, and the painting tasks of the horizontal signage will remain pending.

Subdelegate José Crespín stood out, in the visit of works, that "it is a satisfaction to be able to announce the completion of the set of actions for the three road improvement projects that the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility has promoted in the Terres de Lleida since 2020 because we have responded to an old demand of the territory and because it will mean an important improvement for the users of this road, the one that registers the highest traffic volume of the entire road network in our province".

The three sections of the A-2 where the Ministry has carried out road improvement actions since 2020 they are:

• Section between Torrefarrera and Alamús, from 15 kilometers in length and an investment of 7,5 millions.
• Section between the variant of Lleida and the border with the province of Huesca, from 17 kilometers and an investment of 12,17 millions.
• Varying section of Cervera, of approximately 9 kilometers and an investment of 10,27 millions.

Finished the site visit, José Crespín participated, together with the father in chief of Cervera, Jan Pomés, and the Councilor for Equality, Judit Guim, at the inauguration of the Temps x Cures space in Cervera, located in the building of the old Espatula, a new universal care space aimed at children from 3 a 10 years that it has had funding from the Government of Spain through the Ministry of Equality.

The chief paer, Jan Pomés; the Councilor for Culture and president of the Regional Council of Segarra, Ramon Augé; the president of the Campaners Cultural Group of Cervera, Xavier Juan; the rector of the Parish of Cervera, Mn. Abel Trulls, and the president of the Brotherhood of Campaners and Carillonists of Catalonia, the cerverín Ramon Gené, they were in charge of presenting the commemorative activities.

Around the theme of the bell tower and the bells of the church of Santa Maria, it is planned to organize drawing competitions, poetry and photography.
The first is aimed at primary school students, who will present their works this term and the exhibition of the works and the awarding of prizes will take place during the Christmas holidays. High school students will participate in the poetry competition, and the exhibition and prizes will be for Sant Jordi. Finally, the photography contest, which will be open to everyone. The rules will be published soon, while the exhibition and award ceremony will be in September 2025 (Isagpge).

For the Isagoge 2025 will be when most of the activities will take place: exhibitions, talks, a meeting of bell ringers and a concert of bells, others.

before, he 2 of April of the 2025 the birthday party will be held, in which a cake will be made with candles with the challenge that the Seny Major bell blows them out when it turns.

Seny Major and Carranca
Of the set of six bells in the church of Santa Maria, they are the oldest (1424) and the most popular and appreciated by citizens. Seny Major gives its name to the grouping of popular culture organizations in Cervera; i la Carranca, at the Ball of Devils in Cervera Carranquers.
Seny Major weighs one 2.800 kg, fa 113 cm and its sound is a natural E. Carranca, us 1.000 kg, 113 cm and sustained.

Bell towers of Cervera
The Campaners Cultural Group of Cervera was created in 1985 with the purpose of preserving the bell tradition of the city. It currently has some 50 members and the titular bell ringer is Xavier Juan. It is one of the groups in Catalonia that maintain manual touches, declared intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO in the year 2022.