From a train accident in Hooge Zwaluwe to a multi-million subsidy for Sint Anthonis: these are the five stories you must read on Wednesday.
The Dutch Safety Board has concluded that the risks at the unguarded railway crossing in Hooge Zwaluwe, where train driver Lars (25) died, were known to all parties involved. Due to unclear responsibilities, no one intervened. ProRail and DB Cargo have now taken measures to improve safety. You can read the whole story here.
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The municipality of Land van Cuijk will receive a government subsidy of 2.8 million euros for the redevelopment of the center of Sint Anthonis. The money will be used, among other things, to relocate a supermarket and build 120 new homes. The project should make the village center more compact and attractive. Read more details here.
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Boxer Bjarne Machielse (18) from Heerle is the greatest Dutch boxing talent, but does not aspire to life in the spotlight. The multiple youth champion is focusing on the 2028 Olympic Games. “Just let me enjoy boxing,” he says modestly. You can read his story here.
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Construction company Heijmans has received an 80 million euro contract from grid operator TenneT for the production of high-voltage fields in a new factory in Ede. The parts are needed for the much-needed expansion of the electricity grid. Check it out here.
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Two chalets at a campsite burned out in Leende on Wednesday morning. The fire brigade managed to remove and cool gas bottles in time. The police are investigating the cause of the fire. You can read the whole story here.
