Fast-track justice is such a relief compared to slow-motion justice

Guests at Sandevoerde campsite refuse to give up, won't 'make way for the rich'

Long-term guests at Camping Sandevoerde in Zandvoort are continuing their legal battle against the campsite owner to prevent the site from being redeveloped into luxury chalets. Meanwhile, a similar conflict over the transformation of family campsites into vacation home parks is unfolding at Camping Vogelenzang in Bloemendaal, where authorities are facing pressure to enforce regulations.

Visitors disappointed by cancellation of Kwaku Summer Festival: "It must stay"

The Kwaku Summer Festival will cease operations in its current form after this year due to rising organizational costs and stricter permit requirements. Despite deep disappointment from visitors and political inquiries in the Amsterdam city council, organizers hope to eventually find a new, sustainable format for the event.

Students break into common areas of Amsterdam-East residential complex and vandalize property in protest against landlord Duwo

British Prime Minister cuts taxes for pubs, clubs and music venues

The new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced a 20 percent tax reduction for pubs, clubs, and music venues across England. This measure is expected to benefit 32,000 businesses, providing an average annual saving of 1,100 pounds per establishment.

EU fines Google 890 million for favoring its own services

The European Commission has fined Google 460 million euros for violating the Digital Markets Act by favoring its own services in Google Search results. This penalty addresses anticompetitive practices within the European market.