haarlemsdagbladApr 3, 2026, 16:30

Fifteen months in prison demanded for Haarlem man (27) for role in Malieveld riots: ‘I followed the crowd’

A 27-year-old resident of Haarlem faces a 15-month prison sentence for his involvement in the Malieveld riots that took place in September 2020. During his court appearance, the defendant expressed deep regret for his actions, stating he simply followed the crowd. The prosecution's demand follows the review of video evidence showing the man's active participation in the unrest.

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No trains between Haarlem and Amsterdam Sloterdijk due to defective railway bridge

Train services between Haarlem and Amsterdam Sloterdijk are suspended on Sunday afternoon due to a defective railway bridge. The disruption is expected to last until 2:45 PM.

Last participants in Solar Park WinterZon allowed to live outside Uitgeest. ‘670 shares of 250 euros still for sale’

The Zonnepark WinterZon project in Uitgeest is now allowing individuals living outside the municipality to purchase the remaining 670 participation shares at 250 euros each. This decision by DUEC.nl and Kennemer Wind aims to complete the funding for the private solar initiative.

Permanent repairs to Amsterdam-Osdorp apartment building could take weeks or months

Housing corporation Stadgenoot announced that permanent repairs to a flat in Amsterdam-Osdorp following a recent explosion could take weeks or months to complete. Although residents have been allowed to return home after emergency work, some facilities like mailboxes remain out of service while cleaning and material procurement continue.

Oosterduinweg in Aerdenhout to get safer new layout; politicians positive about initial design

The Oosterduinweg in Aerdenhout will undergo a comprehensive redesign to improve road safety, particularly for cyclists who have long faced dangerous conditions. Local politicians have expressed support for the initial design of the project.

Boyhood dream becomes reality: Twelve friends open their own bar in Amsterdam

A group of twelve friends from Limburg living in Amsterdam are realizing their dream by opening Bar Kaat on Ten Katestraat. After personally renovating the space, the group plans to officially open the bar's doors to the public in early July.