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Traffic in Brussels was severely disrupted yesterday as 250 taxi drivers blocked roads in protest at the introduction of a digital taximeter imposed by the Brussels-Capital Region.
The retail company Louis Delhaize (pictured, store in Keerbergen) will this week open its first drive-in supermarket in the Sterrebeekstraat in Zaventem.
Brussels secretary of state for equal opportunities Bruno De Lille yesterday gave away 30,000 white-ribbon badges to Brussels region civil servants to mark International Day against Violence again
Plans to construct a giant brothel complex on the Rue d'Aerschot, the red-light district by Brussels' North Station, have been scrapped by its promoter.
Secondary schools in the Brussels-Capital Region will be getting 700 tablet computers this week under the fourth phase of the multimedia plan launched by the city’s information technology minister
Muntpunt, the new library and information centre in downtown Brussels, has attracted 100,000 visitors since it opened in early September.
The Grand Place in Brussels has been equipped with new atmospheric lighting consisting entirely of energy-saving LED lamps.
The winter season has officially opened for the homeless in Brussels, following delays caused by the lack of official signatures.
Brussels social education centre Citizenne has been awarded this year’s Flemish Culture Prize in the category of social-cultural work with adults, culture minister Joke Schauvliege announced.
