The Left Party is moving: More accessibility for Meißen-Cölln!
The Left Party is moving its office in Meißen-Cölln due to insufficient accessibility. New location planned from 2026.

The Left Party is moving: More accessibility for Meißen-Cölln!
The Left Party in Meißen-Cölln is about to make a significant move: currently based in the House for Many on Dresdner Straße, it will soon move to a new location at Neugasse 15 on the other side of the Elbe. This step follows a resolution by the Saxon state executive board from 2024, which aims to improve accessibility in citizens' offices and business offices. The current office offers inadequate conditions and poses challenges, particularly for wheelchair users, reports Sächsische.de.
The move, scheduled to take place in the first quarter of 2026, was necessary to follow an implemented decision focused on accessibility, visibility and, above all, accessibility. While the current location has been used since 2004, with this step the Left Party is making significant progress towards inclusively designed spaces.
Inclusion as a central theme
Inclusion is an important issue not only locally, but also nationwide. There are around eight million people in Germany who are severely disabled, and many more have the same status or live with chronic illnesses. The majority of these people depend on barrier-free transport connections and other infrastructure offerings in order to be able to participate in social life. The Deutschlandfunk emphasizes that planning for accessibility also plays a major role in the parties' election programs. The SPD is planning to expand accessibility in various areas of life such as mobility, digital and healthcare and is obliging private providers to provide accessibility.
The diversity of approaches can be seen in the programs of the Union, the Greens, the Left and the FDP, all of which present different strategies to promote inclusion. The Left in particular is calling for binding rules for accessibility in the private sector and greater support for inclusive companies.
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The Left Party's move in Meißen-Cölln and the discussions about accessibility and health are closely linked. They show that the topics of social participation and support for people with disabilities as well as questions about health and fitness play a central role in local and national politics. But one thing is clear: there is still a lot to do - especially when it comes to breaking down barriers and making inclusion truly tangible.