The NorthC datacenter in Almere has activated a temporary power supply following a fire that occurred last week. This development allows affected customers to begin a phased restart of their ICT systems starting Wednesday.
Legal aid insurer DAS is calling on the Dutch government to take stricter action against rogue construction companies following an increase in scams targeting homeowners. Reports indicate that one in three homeowners has encountered fraudulent contractors who often appear prominently in online search results.
The Haarlem Initiatievenschool is offering a series of free training sessions and workshops throughout 2026 to help residents develop social and sustainable projects for the city. These sessions cover topics like sustainable financing, community building, and navigating local politics to support community-driven initiatives.
The local political party Heemsteeds Burger Belang (HBB) is seeking internal stability after years of turmoil and personnel changes. Party chairman Jan Duinker expressed hope for a recovery, acknowledging that the recent period of unrest was not positive for the party's image.
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service has demanded a 20-year prison sentence for 20-year-old Thommy S. for the murder of 21-year-old Ozan Alakus in Hilversum. The victim, an Amsterdam resident, was shot fourteen times on October 14, 2024, while sitting in a car at a sports park.
The Amsterdam District Court ruled on Wednesday that the news outlet NRC does not have to remove its 2023 podcast series about a stolen painting or issue a rectification. The legal action was initiated by the company Mondex, which is discussed in the series, but the court found in favor of the publisher.