Startup wants to help develop top quality recycled plastic
Veridis, Jeroen Glansdorp's company, won one of the ten in Gerard & Anton Awards earlier this month. Using the scan technology Glansdorp developed, his...
NSC thinks too much Beethoven money goes to Eindhoven
Of €450,000,000 set aside by The Hague to improve education for the microchip sector in the Netherlands, 34 per cent flows to the regions...
Coming home of MH17 victims commemorated
The 'homecoming' of the victims of the disaster flight was commemorated on Tuesday afternoon at the MH17 monument near Eindhoven air base. Exactly ten...
Climate activists deflate car tyres
'We have deflated one or more of your car tyres. You'll be angry, but don't take it personally'. Car owners found that message on...
Car and trike collide at intersection Son en Breugel
A car and a trike collided at the intersection of Boslaan with Heistraat in Son en Breugel. The driver of the trike was taken...
FC Eindhoven presents new home shirt
FC Eindhoven has presented the club's new home shirt for the 2024/2025 season.
The shirt is characterised by the stripes that are somewhat narrower than...
Seriously injured cyclist found in Waalre
A seriously injured cyclist was found on Ansbalduslaan in Waalre on Monday. The woman was probably injured in a one-sided accident. The police let...
Giant sinkhole discovered in Tongelre
Another hole in the road surface was discovered in Eindhoven just before the start of the construction workers' holiday. It concerns a crater of...
ASML employees donate robotic arm
The Eindhoven Library has been focusing on teaching programs to improve digital skills. The robot contributes to this program and, can be used by...
Five new fast cycle routes in the Eindhoven region
Eindhoven and the neighbouring municipalities of Best, Son en Breugel, and Nuenen will receive five new fast cycle routes. This expansion, worth more than...
Plastic brake pads will make goods trains quieter
The noise of passing goods trains through the region is expected to decrease slightly. At least, that is what Infrastructure Minister Harbers writes in...
