Chinouk van de Kuil is organizing a unique charity run through the RAI convention center in Amsterdam to raise funds for the Dutch Cancer Society. The event honors her mother, who passed away from cancer ten years ago only eight days after her diagnosis.
Rioters attacked the town hall in Wijk bij Duurstede on Friday night, causing significant damage including broken windows. The municipality has reported the incident to police and cleanup efforts are underway, though the total cost of the damage is currently unknown.
Eight paintings created by children are displayed in the tunnel of Amsterdam's Muiderpoort station. The article investigates the origins of these artworks, which are a notable feature for cyclists passing through the station.
Dutch retirees risk having to pay back thousands of euros due to common mistakes in tax returns involving multiple pension sources. The complexity of managing various 'pension pots' often leads to incorrect tax credit applications.
Due to overcrowding at the Ter Apel registration center, 120 asylum seekers were moved to emergency night shelters in De Wijk and Groningen on Saturday night. According to the Red Cross, 92 people stayed in a sports hall while 28 others were accommodated in a conference center.
Natasja de Hollies has released a book titled 'Toen mama verdween' detailing her sudden experience with a severe psychosis that led to her forced admission into psychiatric care. The 38-year-old mother, who had no prior history of mental health issues, shares her personal journey and the loss of identity she felt during the episode. Her story aims to increase understanding of psychosis and provide an open account of her recovery.