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Almost six months after the introduction of plainclothes patrols to combat street harassment, the Brussels-North police zone is organising training courses for its own staff and an awareness campa
Sixteen bronze statues adorning the St Joseph's Church on Square Frère-Orban in Brussels have been removed over safety concerns.
Vulnerable youngsters have been under increased pressure during the Covid pandemic.
The last free-standing newsstand in the city of Brussels will soon close and be removed as part of the redevelopment of Avenue de la Toison d’Or and Boulevard de Waterloo.
Almost all the electrical outlets installed in the walls of public areas of Brussels' Central Station have been locked in what local associations suspect is a move to discourage homeless people.
The physical and mental health of hunger strikers at the Church of the Beguinage in central Brussels and on the campuses of the VUB and ULB universities in the capital is deteriorating, the organi
For several years now, the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History (MRA), its curators and the Tervuren-Montgomery committee of local residents which supports it have been battling t
What is the background to The Arts Society Brussels, which recently changed its name from BRIDFAS?
