Court dismisses money laundering case against Marcel Kaatee over Red Light District properties

How to get Haarlem residents talking about the climate? Plan for traveling artwork

Haarlem is planning a traveling artwork designed to spark community dialogue about climate change and creating a greener, more livable city. The project serves as a follow-up to the Haarlem Citizens' Assembly on climate that took place two years ago.

Amsterdam visual arts institutions sound the alarm and draft emergency plan: ‘The sector is at a standstill’

Ongehoord Nederland suffers nearly 900,000 euro loss due to legal costs

The Dutch broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland reported a financial loss of nearly 879,000 euros for the past year. According to its annual report, the deficit was driven by high legal expenses and the ongoing impact of organizational unrest.

VodafoneZiggo gains more mobile subscribers, fewer internet customers leave

VodafoneZiggo reported a growth in mobile subscriptions and a decrease in departing internet customers during the first quarter. This marks the fourth consecutive quarter of improvement as the telecom company aims to reverse years of customer losses.

Cyclists' Union: PRO breaks election promise with 'bicycle-unfriendly' approach to Grote Houtstraat. 'Inhospitable and monomaniacal'

The Fietsersbond has criticized Haarlem's largest political party, PRO, for plans to reduce bicycle parking spaces near Grote Houtstraat. The cyclists' union argues that Alderman Robbert Berkhout's policy is unfriendly to cyclists and violates the party's election promises.