haarlemsdagblad
Scooter goes up in flames in Haarlem
A scooter was destroyed by fire during the night of Saturday to Sunday in Haarlem. The incident occurred at the intersection of Burgemeester Rampstraat and Brouwersvaart.
Related articles
Dutch State pauses sale of remaining ABN AMRO stake
The Dutch state has temporarily halted the reduction of its stake in ABN AMRO. The government currently retains a 20.5 percent interest in the bank through share certificates.
Unrest at Central Station taxi rank: Without license plates we effectively have no rules
Persistent technical issues with the license plate display and entrance barrier at Amsterdam Centraal's taxi stand have led to long-standing frustration and recent physical altercations among drivers. While the municipality acknowledges the need for technical upgrades and improved oversight, officials maintain that taxi organizations and individual drivers share primary responsibility for maintaining order and professional conduct.
Brutal PostNL delivery driver removed from route after doorstep argument, Sandra receives flowers and apology
PostNL has removed a delivery driver from their regular route following a confrontation with a resident named Sandra. The company has since issued an apology and provided flowers to the woman, though she remains critical of the company for only acting after media inquiries.
Police chief welcomes drag queens: "We are a city of tolerance, but it takes hard work"
Police chief Peter Holla welcomed drag performers at the H'ART Museum in Amsterdam to open the Shakespeare Club during WorldPride. The event aims to demonstrate police support for the LGBTQ+ community and reinforce the city's commitment to tolerance and freedom.
He delivered Joop Zoetemelk his Tour victory, now this cycling legend helps the elderly cycle safely
Former professional cyclist Henk Lubberding, who helped Joop Zoetemelk win the Tour de France, is now teaching elderly people how to cycle safely. Through his instruction, he helps seniors overcome their fears and improve their cycling skills, such as braking and turning.