Athletes Noah Schutte and Jennifer Gulikers are competing in this Sunday's Dam tot Damloop with the goal of finishing as the fastest Dutch participants. Both runners have historical ties to Amsterdam from their time as students and are aiming to improve their previous performances in the event.
Amsterdam is raising its tourist tax to 20 percent by 2031 to address overcrowding in the city center. Residents of Weesp, which is part of the Amsterdam municipality, are advocating for tailored tax rates, arguing that their quiet rural area is not comparable to the busy city center.
Former Ajax player Ar'Jany Martha has joined Telstar on loan to revive his football career after stints in Belgium and England. The forward is aiming to secure more playing time on the pitch after returning to the Netherlands.
The Ilperveld area, formerly used as a landfill site north of Amsterdam, is undergoing a major ecological restoration project after years of dredging. Conservationist Melchior Sissing reports that native flora and fauna are returning to the area, with future management plans aimed at creating habitats for species like the bittern.
The municipal budget for Amsterdam has been released, prompting concerns among the opposition regarding the city's ability to fund major future investments as financial resources tighten. The podcast Politiek aan de Amstel discusses these budgetary constraints alongside local political developments, including housing enforcement policies and conduct at city meetings.
The musical performance 'Rollatorrap' explores the confrontation and connection between elderly and young residents in Amsterdam-Noord. Featuring a cast of professionals and local residents, the production highlights generational differences in the perception of time and daily challenges within the neighborhood.
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