Lightyear subsidiary declared bankrupt, hundreds of jobs at risk
Lightyear's subsidiary, Atlas Technologies B.V., was declared bankrupt Thursday morning. There is a good chance that employees will end up stranded. Lightyear announced this...
DAF liable for millions in damages from cartelisation
DAF is liable for some €17.3 million in damages suffered by two British companies as a result of cartels in which the truck maker...
The GLOW spreads
GLOW, the annual light art festival in Eindhoven, is also spreading its wings in the region. Indeed, this year innovative light art works will...
Koelhuis open one last time before major renovation
The Koelhuis (cooling house) opened its doors one last time on the former Campina site in Eindhoven. The monumental building will soon become a...
Eindhoven resident makes living coffins
Inventor Bob Hendriks has devised an environmentally friendly way to be buried. The coffin is made from mushrooms that become a part of the...
Tunnel under A2 officially open
After almost two years, the tunnel under the Eindhoven ring road at Batadorp junction has been officially opened. The tunnel was opened by Minister...
Plane to pick up Dutch people from Israel
A military transport plane left from Eindhoven Air Base this morning to pick up Dutch people from Israel. The Ministry of Defence reports this.
The...
Flats overlooking ‘toxic trains’: what risk is Eindhoven taking?
The Dutch railway network is one of the safest on earth. But it is also one of the busiest, and this density will only...
More complaints about noise pollution Eindhoven Airport
The number of complaints about noise pollution around Eindhoven Airport has increased significantly over the past year.
This is shown by figures from samenopdehoogte.nl, which...
Clouds of smoke from Eindhoven tobacco factory
Partij voor de Dieren (party for the animals, PvdD) has asked council questions about emissions from the tobacco factory on Kanaaldijk-Noord in Eindhoven. The...
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...
