Cheers! Connect International’s pub evening returns to Leeuwarden
Whether you’re looking for a caffeine jolt to kick off your weekend, a pint or two on a Friday night,...
Bittersweet Heritage: a cultural event exploring Groningen’s connections to slavery
To what extent was Groningen involved in the trade of enslaved people? Where are those links still visible to this...
Welcome Walks to introduce internationals to the neighbourhood
As the new academic years is about to get underway, City Central is introducing a way for recently arrived international...
Anti-fossil fuel activists Code Rood occupy NAM location near Delfzijl overnight
Nearly a year after protestors were met with armed police resistance in Amsweer after blocking a gas facility, members of...
Third summer heatwave in the coming days
Starting on Saturday, the national heat plan protocol is once again in effect as the third prolonged period of high...
Psy-Fi Festival leaving Leeuwarden, in talks about new location
Psy-Fi Festival, one of the biggest trance festivals in Europe, will get under way next week in Leeuwarden – but...
Anti-wind turbine organisations want to form new national political party
Platform Storm and Tegenwind Veenkoloniën, two activist organisations opposed to developing wind turbines in the north, are considering joining forces...
Friesland and Drenthe among top five provinces with excessive drinkers
According to a recent study, the provinces of Drenthe and Friesland are two of the five Dutch provinces where the...
University of Groningen rises to 65th place in Shanghai Ranking
The University of Groningen has risen one place on the Academic Ranking of World Universities, also known as the Shanghai...
Jumbo taking over ground floor of former V&D building
The ground floor of the former V&D department store building on the Grote Markt will house a new location for...
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Groningen Meikermis fair about to kick off
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Back from the dead: previously bankrupt Vapiano may re-open on June 1
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Research into direct Groningen-Bremen train under way
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Groningen house-buyers pay an average of 12,7% higher than original asking price
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Hundreds stranded as train services struggle over the weekend
