Eindhoven expands locations for public charging stations
The usage of electric cars is growing in the city. More and more Eindhoven residents are driving electric cars but not all of them...
Youth council gives first advice to Eindhoven city council
"Poverty and youth" is the first topic on which their opinion is given. The Jeugdraad (youth council) will present the opinion to the city...
TU/e occupation ended: climate activists left
The climate activists who occupied the TU/e boardroom for a week have left. They are satisfied with the commitments made by the university administration.
For...
Dozens of Lego robots conquer youth center Dynamo
A competition between thirty Lego robots created by children from primary and secondary schools in the region. The competition is scheduled for Saturday, during...
BBB “Countryside should benefit from Brainport’s growth”
Rural municipalities must be more involved in the growth and opportunities of the high-tech Brainport region. This is the view of BBB (farmers and...
Long queues in several super markets
Supermarkets and other shops in Brabant had to deal with a payment failure on Tuesday afternoon. Customers mostly had difficulty paying for their groceries....
Letters pour in at Stedelijk College seeking 50 new employees
Stedelijk College Eindhoven can breathe a sigh of relief. The school had to find fifty employees in a short period of time. The principal...
Skepticism at Enexis about a CO2-neutral city
Peter Lemmens, the branch manager of Enexis Regio Eindhoven, is skeptical about the climate goals that the municipality of Eindhoven has set for itself. Due...
TU/e students build car using two life cycles emitting less CO2
A student team from Eindhoven University of Technology has devised a way to reduce the CO2 emissions that are released when building a car.
Student...
Eindhoven schools not in hurry to ban smartphones
Most secondary schools in Eindhoven are waiting a while before implementing the national mobile phone ban that will take effect in a few months....
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...
