The 210 citizens of Ringsted, who receive vacuum-packed food delivered once a week, can now soon choose to have their food delivered twice a week. That's how it should be, a majority of the city council decided on Monday evening, ending a debate that has lasted for a year. The case began when 82-year-old Ole Smedelund, ahead of the municipal elections in November, appeared in Dagbladet Ringsted and criticized the fact that his refrigerator was f…
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The 210 citizens of Ringsted, who receive vacuum-packed food delivered once a week, can now soon choose to have their food delivered twice a week. That's how it should be, a majority of the city council decided on Monday evening, ending a debate that has lasted for a year. The case began when 82-year-old Ole Smedelund, ahead of the municipal elections in November, appeared in Dagbladet Ringsted and criticized the fact that his refrigerator was f…