Large cities in the Netherlands are struggling to accommodate the increasing number of homeless people in need of shelter, Trouw reports after speaking to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Amersfoort, and Den Bosch. “But there are simply too many people and not enough shelter.” Waiting lists are growing for both acute shelters - usually dormitories and shared rooms - and …
Poor results of the first "normal" test week of this academic year show that kids are still having a hard time getting back into the swing of things at school. "The test period in November is usually not the best of the year," rector Jan-Paul Beekman of the Spinoza Lyceum in Amsterdam said to Trouw. Rector Wim van de Eshof …
Despite coronavirus support from the national government, public transport companies are struggling under the consequences of the pandemic and the work-from-home advice that came with it. Fewer passengers mean less income, forcing provinces and transport companies to cut schedules for city and regional buses, Trouw reports. There will also be considerably fewer buses in the cities of Tilburg, Eindhoven, and …
Local authorities are struggling to enforce the coronavirus rules since they were relaxed to allow bars and nightclubs to reopen without limits on the numbers of customers. The rules allow venues to reopen fully as long as people observe the 1.5 metre distance rule or the venue signs up to the ‘test for entry’ system and requires all guests to …