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A new city district is currently emerging in what is the very best location in Skövde – and it combines the best of several worlds. How about living in safe, green neighbourhoods adjacent to the city centre, the university and Skövde’s most creative companies and entrepreneurs? In Skövde Science City, homes will be mixed with business premises, meeting places and services to create a dynamic and vibrant city district.
Efter en lång, kall och blöt vinter är spelet äntligen i gång för Skövde AIK. Nyligen vann de sin första match för säsongen mot Östersund och nu laddar de såklart för fler utmanande matcher med positiva resultat.
Vi hälsar företag inom smart industri välkomna till Skövde!
Det blev ju ingen batterifabrik i Skövde. Men mycket är som du ser redan klart, allt ifrån en industriyta i världsklass till den här kampanjen. Vi står redo att möta företag med framtidens idéer och lösningar. Så alla ni som vill levla upp – Game on!
January 30 - February 5, 2023, it's time for the battle for the Swedish Championship gold when the Swedish Championship week winter is arranged in Skövde. A total of 22 sports will settle for Swedish Championship medals. New sports at the Swedish Championships week in winter in Skövde are e-cycling, simulator golf and wheelchair handball. Wrestling, draft dogs, parallel slalom and dance are back on the SM-week program again together with SC-week classics such as cross-country skiing, x-trial and rally sprint.
January 30 - February 5, 2023, it's time for the battle for the Swedish Championship gold when the Swedish Championship week winter is arranged in Skövde. A total of 22 sports will settle for Swedish Championship medals. New sports at the Swedish Championships week in winter in Skövde are e-cycling, simulator golf and wheelchair handball. Wrestling, draft dogs, parallel slalom and dance are back on the SM-week program again together with SC-week classics such as cross-country skiing, x-trial and rally sprint.
Stort grattis till den Skövdebaserade spelstudion iron gate som med sitt spel populära spela Valheim tog hem priset för bästa nykomling på den stora spelmässan Game Developers Choise Awards i San Francisco.
Perhaps Paula and Flor may inspire you. Two young girls from Argentina who left Berlin for Skövde and a career with game development studio Palindrome, despite having only googled the city.
Is it possible to run a successful company with high-tech activities in a rural location? “Of course,” says Sam Svännel, Managing Director of Elos Medtech in Timmersdala.
New York or Skövde? Rebecca Rouse, researcher and lecturer in digital media from Georgia in the USA, chose Skövde. Her reason? New opportunities and open-minded people. Let’s connect!
Can you take the world by storm via digital invoicing solutions? Absolutely! Just take a look at Skövde company InExchange, which has a million businesses linked to its payment network.
Artists in residence are found at all art museums today, aren’t they? Certainly! But Skövde takes the concept to a new level. With open arms and curiosity about the surrounding world, artists from around the world enrich the art scene in Skövde.
Young voices are valuable in Skövde. So valuable that the municipality has appointed youth municipal development officers to have their say in development of issues relating to their age group.
Skövde is a vibrant place – home to residents keen to develop, expanding companies and a variety of clubs and societies that engage and inspire adults and children every day to come together and get active.
A collective project is under way in Södra Ryd, which is the largest city district in Skövde, home to 6,300 residents, involving urban redevelopment with the overall aim of counteracting segregation and promoting equal conditions for everyone living and growing up in the area. One way forward is interacting with clubs and societies. Being an active member of a club or society is a tradition that is deeply rooted among Swedes, but is not equally evident in other parts of the world. Area development officers in Södra Ryd have taken this on board with the ESA project.
It turned out to be a good thing that Carl Erik Josef Nyberg felt it took too long to change compressed air tools and that their performance was poor when working at Miloverkstaden Skövde in the mid 1950s. Then as now, Skövde is good at transforming ideas and innovations into products and companies. Naturally Carl Erik had a solution to his problem, so he obtained a patent for his idea and set up CEJN – a company that now has 350 employees.
