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Victory for Students - Long-Term Study Fine Scrapped
Groningen's protests pay off as the controversial fine is abolished, but concerns remain over significant budget reductions in higher education.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Caliclub Groningen - Where Fitness Meets Community and Fun!
Feeling stuck in your daily routine?
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Natalia Kavrentzou
The Future of Music in Groningen - Building De Nieuwe Poort
Entrepreneurs push for Central Station location to secure Groningen’s role as a cultural hub.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Police Issue Fines During Bicycle Lighting Check in Groningen
34 cyclists fined for riding without lights, free lights distributed to improve safety.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Week in Review: November 25 — December 01, 2024
A round up of what you need to know from last week in Groningen.
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Arian Adeli

November 2024

Drinking Water Costs in Groningen to Increase by 14% in 2025
Groningen's water prices rise by 14% in 2025 due to climate change, infrastructure investments, and regional challenges like earthquakes.
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Lisa Vinogradova
ProRail Aims to Fix Track Subsidence in Groningen by Saturday
Heavy rainfall caused sinkholes near the Esperantotunnel, disrupting train services between Groningen Central and Europapark. Repairs are ongoing, with…
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Lisa Vinogradova
Coalition Holds Firm on €2 Billion Education Cuts Despite Widespread Opposition
Coalition defends education cuts to prioritise national security, facing fierce protests and warnings of Senate resistance.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Storm Conall Brings Code Orange Alerts to Northern Netherlands
Strong winds up to 130 km/h and heavy rain expected Wednesday evening - travel disruptions and damage anticipated.
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Lisa Vinogradova
New Rules for Freelancers and Payroll Taxes in 2025
An overview of the rules on self-employment and payroll taxes in 2025, bringing challenges for freelancers and employers.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Train Disruptions in Groningen Due to Track Subsidence
Train disruptions caused by ground sinking near the new Esperanto tunnel, with services expected to resume Thursday afternoon.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Week in Review: November 18 — November 24, 2024
A round up of what you need to know from last week in Groningen.
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Arian Adeli
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