Open business day 23 March
The Open Business Day (Open Bedrijven Dag) is the event where you can take a look behind the scenes of companies. On Saturday 23...
Soldiers on their way for ‘Steadfast Defender’
The first eighty vehicles took off from Major General De Ruyter of Steveninck Kazerne (barracks) in Oirschot on Tuesday, taking part in the largest...
Catharina Hospital featured in television series
The Catharina Hospital in Eindhoven can be seen in the RTL5 television programme 'Spoedeisende Hulp 24/7' (A&E 24/7) every Monday evening from Monday 15...
Brainport fund starting to close gap between rich & poor
More help for staff with financial problems, extra guidance for the homeless and more people over 50 who can be helped into a job. These...
Eindhoven’s sister city Nanjing shines light on Eindhoven
The Nanjinger, an English webzine, features Eindhoven in their recent write-ups. The Nanjinger calls Eindhoven a world village....to find out why? Here is the...
Nuenen will put signs at bike crossing
The Municipality of Nuenen will place additional signs at the bicycle crossing of the express bike path across Collse Hoefdijk.
The current traffic situation is...
DAF and ASML employees to earn 11 percent more
Workers at DAF, ASML, and VDL, among others, are going to make significant gains in the short term. The unions reached an agreement with...
Waalre politics is considering a new traffic plan
The Waalre municipal council gave its opinion on Tuesday evening about the traffic plan 'Vlot, veilig en duurzaam in en door Waalre in 2040'...
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...
TU/e wants name of ‘lobbying document’ from aviation industry
Eindhoven University of Technology's (TU/e) logo has ended up on a pamphlet that advocates greener aviation but would also be used as a lobbying...
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...
