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Fire service, municipalities and VNG call on government to revise building regulations

Fire service, municipalities and VNG call on government to revise building regulations

Dutch municipalities, provinces, and the fire department are calling on the national government to modernize building regulations to keep pace with social and technological changes. A study by TNO revealed that current rules are outdated and require radical modernization to support future construction projects.

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Budget clothing retailer Primark is permanently lowering prices on hundreds of popular items to maintain its competitive edge. This move is intended to challenge rising competitors like SHEIN and Temu and regain consumer interest.

Remarkable! Partial solar eclipse soon to be visible in Haarlem

Remarkable! Partial solar eclipse soon to be visible in Haarlem

A partial solar eclipse is expected to be visible over Haarlem on Wednesday, August 12. Residents will be able to observe the phenomenon, which will appear as if a portion of the sun is missing.

Dozens of reports of discrimination during first weekend of Pride Amsterdam

Dozens of reports of discrimination during first weekend of Pride Amsterdam

During the opening weekend of WorldPride in Amsterdam, over seventy reports of discrimination were filed with the RITA Community foundation. Many victims were harassed while traveling to and from event locations like the Pride Walk and Milkshake Festival, though incidents were also reported at train stations across the Netherlands.

Rijkswaterstaat enforces truck ban on Merwedebrug

Rijkswaterstaat enforces truck ban on Merwedebrug

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Haarlem expresses support after attack during Pride in Berlin

Haarlem expresses support after attack during Pride in Berlin

The municipal council of Haarlem has expressed its support and condolences to the victims of an attack during a Pride event in Berlin. The city officials reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring Haarlem remains a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for the LHBTIQA+ community.