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North Holland coastal municipalities also want mandatory insurance for small sea vessels: ‘No one is currently responsible’

North Holland coastal municipalities also want mandatory insurance for small sea vessels: ‘No one is currently responsible’

Coastal municipalities in North Holland are calling for mandatory insurance for small sea vessels following an incident where a fishing cutter remained stranded off Zandvoort for a month. The municipalities have petitioned the Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management to ensure vessel owners are financially responsible for salvage operations.

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We’re having too few children, and Richard Kemper understands why

We’re having too few children, and Richard Kemper understands why

The fertility rate in the Netherlands has dropped from 1.71 to 1.43 over the past decade, falling short of the 2.1 children per woman needed to sustain the workforce. Richard Kemper notes that while raising children is rewarding, the decline is understandable given the significant effort and challenges involved.

Haarlem completes investigation: Main sewer in Kleverpark neighborhood did not cause rat nuisance

Haarlem completes investigation: Main sewer in Kleverpark neighborhood did not cause rat nuisance

An investigation by the municipality of Haarlem has concluded that the local sewer system was not responsible for a recent rat plague in the Kleverpark neighborhood. Alderman Robbert Berkhout stated that based on the findings, no urgent municipal measures are necessary at this time.

96.24 euros for Yvonne, 120 euros for Roy. SP pays fuel receipts along the A9. 'At Shell they are first-class profiteers'

96.24 euros for Yvonne, 120 euros for Roy. SP pays fuel receipts along the A9. 'At Shell they are first-class profiteers'

The Socialist Party (SP) and leader Jimmy Dijk organized a protest against rising fuel prices at a Shell gas station along the A9 near Heemskerk. During the event, the party used a 'Wheel of Fortune' game to select drivers whose fuel receipts would be fully reimbursed.

Title of Haarlem coalition agreement announced: ‘Building a strong Haarlem together’

Title of Haarlem coalition agreement announced: ‘Building a strong Haarlem together’

The political parties PRO, D66, and CDA have announced that Haarlem's new four-year coalition agreement will be titled 'Samen bouwen aan een sterk Haarlem'. This document outlines the city's political agenda and succeeds the previous agreement titled 'Actie!'.

Zero-tolerance zones, extra drop-in centers: Amsterdam wants more measures against nuisance from addicts

Zero-tolerance zones, extra drop-in centers: Amsterdam wants more measures against nuisance from addicts