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Ajax Women finish second behind champions PSV, Feyenoord third

Ajax Women finish second behind champions PSV, Feyenoord third

The Ajax women's football team secured second place in the Vrouwen Eredivisie after a 3-1 victory over Heerenveen. This result earns the team a spot in the Champions League qualifiers, finishing behind league champions PSV.

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Saturday market relocated on August 1 and 15

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The Saturday market at the Grote Markt in Haarlem will be relocated to Zijlstraat, Nieuwe Groenmarkt, and Krocht on August 1 and 15, 2026. This temporary move is necessary to accommodate the Haarlem Culinair and Haarlem Live events taking place on the Grote Markt.

Peter Pannekoek draws 401,000 viewers for start of final Zomergasten season

Peter Pannekoek draws 401,000 viewers for start of final Zomergasten season

The final season of the Dutch interview program Zomergasten premiered on Sunday evening with 401,000 viewers. Comedian Peter Pannekoek served as the first guest for the series, which is set to conclude permanently after this season.

Attempted burglary at Badhoevedorp fire station, sixth in just over a week

Attempted burglary at Badhoevedorp fire station, sixth in just over a week

A fire station in Badhoevedorp was the target of an attempted burglary overnight, marking the sixth such incident at fire stations across Noord-Holland in just over a week. Police are investigating the string of break-ins, which have resulted in the theft of essential life-saving equipment in some cases.

Gasoline price half a cent below record but may drop due to lower oil price

Gasoline price half a cent below record but may drop due to lower oil price

Gasoline prices in the Netherlands are currently just half a cent below record levels. However, falling oil prices and a weaker dollar suggest that prices at the pump may soon decrease.

Farmers feel cornered by new cow standards: 'Nearly impossible task'

Farmers feel cornered by new cow standards: 'Nearly impossible task'

The Dutch government has proposed a new regulation limiting farmers to a maximum of 2.6 cows per hectare as part of a package to address nitrogen emission issues. Many farmers have expressed concern, labeling the requirement an almost impossible task.