Amsterdam adds 17 areas to panhandling ban
The city has widened rules against nuisance begging to more neighborhoods and shopping centers, with fines of €110.
Faults at the underground bike parking have climbed to 745 in three and a half years, and the city’s all-inclusive repair deal ends in 2026.
The city has widened rules against nuisance begging to more neighborhoods and shopping centers, with fines of €110.
The quiet Amsterdam campaigner who helped get the Provo movement’s first magazine into the papers has died.
UWV data show 14,890 city residents on WW benefits at the end of June, the highest mid-year figure since 2021.
Warm weather is driving faster breeding of ants, moths, flies and mosquitoes, with more residents calling pest control.
A draft Dutch regulation would bar landlords from renting out homes rated E, F, or G from the start of 2029, with limited exemptions and existing subsidy support.
A new study finds that children with identical end-of-primary test scores can still receive different track recommendations depending on how they rank in their class.
Soaring chip-machine sales and jobs bring gains for the Dutch economy, but experts also flag the risks of relying too heavily on one firm.
A clip from a Dutch reality series has drawn criticism after a broker told a new owner in Amsterdam-Zuid to remove historic features while the house was not yet protected.
The 48-year-old will take over from Peter Holla in December after years working on national and international crime cases.