Renewed Van Gogh museum opens doors
The innovative Van Gogh Village Museum in Nuenen has reopened. The story of the famous painter during the period he lived in Nuenen has...
Will Eindhoven Alex be Mayor of Man?
Residents of the Ivorian city of Man may soon get an Eindhoven Mayor: journalist Alex Gbanse has applied from Eindhoven for this position. He...
Large hole in Tongelre road surface
A pile of bricks, an open road surface and a closed off street. That is the situation at 't Hofke in Tongelre district. Here,...
Asphalt plant De Hurk again emits too much carcinogenic benzene
Asphalt plant Eindhoven (ACE) at industrial area De Hurk is again emitting too much carcinogenic benzene. This is stated in a letter from the...
Large part of Eindhoven hit by power cut
A power failure caused thousands of people to be without power yesterday morning. The power cut lasted for around an hour.
Around 23,000 people in...
ASML looking for at least 4,000 new employees
Chip machine manufacturer ASML has plans to hire thousands of new employees worldwide this year. The company, which published record results for 2021 on...
This is the place to be in Eindhoven on Koningsdag
Koningsdag (The King's Birthday) is just around the corner and that means many free markets and festivals. There is also plenty to do in...
TU/e about ties with China: ‘No question of ending cooperation’
Eindhoven University of Technology would welcome stricter rules from The Hague to prevent sensitive knowledge ending up in the 'wrong hands'.
That is what the...
Queen Máxima to visit Eindhoven designers and scientists
Queen Máxima will visit designers in Eindhoven in two weeks. The focus will be on the network of creative incubators in the city, and...
ASML wants mega parking space at Best
A large parking lot, with about 2500 parking spaces next to the highway near Best is planned for ASML employees. If it is up...
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...
