Tribune building will become eye-catcher Strijp-S
Strijp-S will get a striking new building. The project is called Tribune and the building will be located near Area51 skate park. Construction will...
Seventy thousand trucks by DAF in 2023
Truck builder DAF built almost 70,000 vehicles in 2023, a record number for the company. DAF was also the market leader in heavy trucks...
Eindhoven wants pipeline for transport of toxic substances
The Municipality of Eindhoven and the province of Noord Brabant hope that a pipeline will be built through the province for the transport of...
Water storage in Aalst to reduce flooding
A large water storage facility is currently being constructed under the future terrace of the 'Groene Kamer' (green room) in the Den Hof (the...
Entrepreneur and rally driver Jan de Rooy passed away
Jan de Rooy has passed away. The former rally driver, winner of the Dakar Rally and transport entrepreneur, died on Tuesday at the age...
Reasearch into exposure to ultrafine particles at airport
Eindhoven Airport is conducting research into the extent to which airport staff are exposed to ultrafine particles. In the meantime, labour union FNV wants...
Huge lay-offs at Signify
The Eindhoven lighting company Signify will cut a thousand jobs, almost half of which will be in the Netherlands. CEO Eric Rondolat announced in...
Concerns over ASML’s expansion
ASML's rapid growth affects many people in Veldhoven. To expand further, the chip machine manufacturer has already bought houses and sports and event halls. GroenLinks/PvdA is...
‘Fewer expats in region: some relief on housing market’
In the Eindhoven region, there seems to be some relief on the housing market, because fewer knowledge migrants have been coming to Zuidoost (south...
Eindhoven Comedy Festival downsized
Things are not exactly going well at the Eindhoven Comedy Festival. Due to a lack of interest, the organisation has to cancel two of...
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...
