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How much extra traffic will the construction of 24 apartments on Willem de Zwijgerlaan in Castricum cause? ‘It’s often very busy already’

How much extra traffic will the construction of 24 apartments on Willem de Zwijgerlaan in Castricum cause? ‘It’s often very busy already’

Residents expressed concerns about increased traffic and parking issues during a meeting regarding the construction of 24 new apartments on Willem de Zwijgerlaan in Castricum. The participation evening highlighted that the area is already heavily congested, raising questions about the impact of the new development.

New parking rules for Hoofddorp city center

New parking rules for Hoofddorp city center

New parking regulations will take effect in the city center of Hoofddorp starting October 1st to improve accessibility for residents and visitors. The municipality of Haarlemmermeer is implementing these changes to better manage the needs of the growing urban area.

Samuel (21) was addicted to snus: ‘Looking back, it's disgusting’

Samuel (21) was addicted to snus: ‘Looking back, it's disgusting’

An investigation by AD Rotterdams Dagblad has revealed that snus is widely available in Rotterdam despite being illegal and highly addictive for young people. Samuel, a 21-year-old who recently quit using the nicotine pouches, shared how his addiction negatively impacted his stress management. The pouches remain popular among youth even though their sale is prohibited.

New location for packed flea market and fair in Parkwijk with more than 220 stalls

New location for packed flea market and fair in Parkwijk with more than 220 stalls

The annual flea market and bazaar in Parkwijk will take place on Saturday, June 6, featuring over 220 stalls. Due to the upcoming demolition of the Beatrixplein shopping center, the event has been moved to a new location in the northern part of the neighborhood.

5 murals in Delftwijk and East

5 murals in Delftwijk and East

The City of Haarlem, in collaboration with art platform 37PK and Elan Wonen, is commissioning five new murals in the Delftwijk and Haarlem Oost neighborhoods this summer. Funded by a €100,000 budget, the project features site-specific themes and involves local residents through creative workshops. The completed artworks are expected to be unveiled between August and October.