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Growing reliance on a small group of volunteers makes amateur football clubs increasingly vulnerable

Growing reliance on a small group of volunteers makes amateur football clubs increasingly vulnerable

Amateur football clubs in Amsterdam are facing operational difficulties due to an acute shortage of volunteers for administrative positions. This heavy reliance on a small group of people creates instability, as membership fees are almost entirely consumed by fixed costs like rent and utilities rather than administrative compensation.

Mamdani hype also catching on among Amsterdam youth: "He is my mayor"

Mamdani hype also catching on among Amsterdam youth: "He is my mayor"

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has become an unlikely social media icon among young people in Amsterdam, who admire his authentic online presence. Local experts suggest that Amsterdam politicians could learn from his ability to engage youth, as many young residents currently feel disconnected from the city's own leadership.

Café Restaurant Amsterdam celebrates 30th anniversary: They thought we were crazy

Café Restaurant Amsterdam celebrates 30th anniversary: They thought we were crazy

Café Restaurant Amsterdam is celebrating its 30th anniversary, marking three decades since it opened as the city's largest restaurant in a former water pumping station. Despite early doubts about its size, the venue has become a beloved local fixture known for its consistent interior and welcoming atmosphere.

Tear gas sprayed during chain robbery at ADE party in Gashouder, 15 visitors treated by first aid

Tear gas sprayed during chain robbery at ADE party in Gashouder, 15 visitors treated by first aid

During an Amsterdam Dance Event party at the Gashouder, suspects sprayed tear gas in an attempt to steal a necklace, resulting in medical assistance for fifteen attendees. This incident is part of a recurring trend at Amsterdam nightlife events where thieves use chemical irritants to create chaos and commit robberies.

Maarten Spanjer buried in private ceremony attended by friends

Maarten Spanjer buried in private ceremony attended by friends

Dutch actor Maarten Spanjer, famous for his roles in Spetters and Taxi, has been buried in a private ceremony following his death at age 73. His funeral honored his request for an intimate gathering, held just days after he married his partner, Monique Waterham.