Fewer speed camera fines issued: Amsterdam remains in top 3 with 104,177 fines

Amsterdam was wrong to withdraw the Weespersluis development plan: ‘Hopefully they will talk to us residents again’

'The misery in Groningen is so massive, I had no idea.' Spaarndam author Anne-Gine Goemans dives into earthquake zone for thriller

Spaarndam-based author Anne-Gine Goemans has released a new thriller set in the earthquake-stricken province of Groningen. The novel explores both the physical damage and the emotional toll on residents affected by gas extraction and subsequent bureaucratic challenges.

KLM employee fired after leaking 1,000 liters of kerosene: 'High fire risk'

A KLM employee has been fired and denied severance pay after causing a leak of 1,000 liters of kerosene last year. A court in Haarlem ruled that the incident created a significant fire hazard and seriously endangered safety, justifying the dismissal.

Floris Galjaard (21) profits from VanMoof's collapse: 'I thought, there’s a business in that'

Twenty-one-year-old Floris Galjaard from Driehuis has turned a hobby into a successful business by refurbishing and reselling hundreds of VanMoof e-bikes. His company capitalizes on the manufacturer's collapse by supplying these refurbished bikes to both individual customers and other bicycle dealers.

Velsen municipality miscalculates phone outages due to small Excel error

The municipality of Velsen incorrectly reported a phone outage of over 25 days instead of just three due to a calculation error in an Excel file. Telecom provider Vodafone flagged the mistake after noticing the discrepancy in the data.