The Dutch consumer television program Radar has received numerous complaints about the Chinese car manufacturer Lynk & Co. Former customers report being surprised by unexplained invoices for thousands of euros, years after they had already returned their leased vehicles.
The annual Luilakmarkt is returning to Haarlem, featuring a kilometer-long market dedicated to flowers and plants along the Raamvest and Raamsingel. On Friday evening, residents and visitors can browse a wide variety of greenery, including lavender, geraniums, and olive trees.
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of IJmuiden, the Historical Circle Velsen has released three free audio tours based on Conny Braam's Abraham trilogy. The tours, narrated by the author herself, allow participants to explore the city's history while walking or cycling.
A visitor to a cemetery in Uitgeest was alarmed to find parts of his mother's grave missing on Mother's Day, fearing the site had been cleared. The municipality later clarified that the materials were temporarily removed for maintenance but apologized for failing to notify the family beforehand.
The risk of car damage increases significantly during the vacation season, yet many Dutch travelers are unsure of how their insurance coverage works abroad. Experts recommend reviewing policy details before departure to avoid unexpected financial costs.
Tata Steel is collaborating with a cement company to investigate incorporating more types of steel slag into construction materials to promote sustainability. This initiative aims to find alternative uses for the byproduct following strict Dutch restrictions on using steel slag in soil due to environmental and health concerns.