Safety warnings are in place for a number of swimming locations in the Netherlands. Residents are advised to check the water ...

People in the Netherlands often live within 5 kilometres of cafes, restaurants and attractions, figures from Statistics ...

Dutch-based company PowerShelter has revealed plans to launch the first-ever public charging network for e-bike batteries in Amsterdam.

Plans to upgrade the railway line between Amsterdam and Alkmaar so that more trains can run on the route have been approved ...

Municipalities in the Netherlands have urged the government to introduce nationwide regulations for fatbikes, as safety ...

Despite price hikes for train tickets in the Netherlands, travelling with Dutch public transport is actually no more ...

Dutch union CNV has suggested giving new parents a year of parental leave to ease the pressure on the childcare sector, as ...

Give your child a party that they'll never forget with Mini Munchkins' creative, personalised and stress-free celebrations ...

Dutch rail company NS has blocked the digital cards of payment services Revolut, Paysafe and Vivid, as people use them to ...

You can become Dutch through birth, naturalisation or option. Via option, you usually don't renounce your original nationality, nor take integration exams.

If you have children, the complexity of moving country is raised to a whole other level! AGS Movers shares their expertise on ...

Most expats never get past A1 level Dutch, and not because they’re lazy! Dutch Online is a new way of learning that fits with ...