Rutte: You can go on holiday, just not everywhere
From 15 June, people living in the Netherlands can go on holiday again to some countries within Europe. Prime Minister, Mark Rutte, announced this...
COVID-19 + people must tell contacts themselves
The regional health department can't conduct source and contact research.
People infected with the coronavirus must inform their contacts themselves. That according to Eindhoven...
Hairdressers are back to business
They had to stay closed for over a month and a half. From Monday, the hairdressers could finally get back to work. And some...
Primary school in Aalst-Waalre closes as teachers test positive for coronavirus
Christoffel primary school in Aalst-Waalre closed yesterday after three of its teachers tested positive for the coronavirus.
Eindhovens Dagblad, a local newspaper, states that the...
Employment in the region impacted by corona crisis
The corona crisis has impacted the employment prospect in the Eindhoven region. But thankfully, compared to the rest of the country, it is relatively...
Students worry about COVID-19’s effect on study progress
Students have been toiling in attics rooms for months. This week, Fontys students finally saw each other again. Albeit in examination rooms. They've had...
D66 and SP ask questions about investigation into curfew riots
The SP and D66 questioned the city council regarding the municipality's investigation into its own actions during the curfew riots.
The political groups said they...
3000 people expected at protest march in Eindhoven
Eindhoven Municipality has approved a protest march under the banner Walk For Freedom. They have given a permit for this event. The event is...
Further decline in COVID-19 patients in Eindhoven hospitals
The number of corona patients continues to decrease in Maxima Medical Center (MMC) and Catharina Hospital. There are now a total of 68 patients,...
Signify asks 20 per cent wage sacrifice from employees
In a letter to its employees, Signify, the former Philips light division, asks them to hand in twenty per cent of their wages in...
