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Roberto Martinez has become an honorary citizen of Waterloo

  Head coach of the Red Devils’, Roberto Martinez, is now an honorary citizen of Waterloo. A ceremony was organised by town officials on Sunday at the Wellington Museum. Martinez attended it with his wife Beth and their daughter Luella. Martinez is a Spaniard and his wife is Scottish by her nationality. “When we arrived […]

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Liège, Charleroi, Antwerp and Ghent will have new railway connection

  From 3 September Belgian rail operator SNCB extends its suburban “S-Train” network to the four cities outside Brussels. Commuters can buy a City Pass giving unlimited rail travel plus access to the local TEC or De Lijn bus network, costing around €50 per month. The project was nicknamed Angelic, based on the first letters […]

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Brussels will have low-cost flights to US

  Next year Primera Air, Latvian low-cost airline, will offer direct flights from Brussels Airport to New York, Washington and Boston. Daily flights to New York (Newark) are due to launch on 9 May. In early June, Boston (Logan) will be served three times a week and Washington (Dulles) four times a week. Planes are […]

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Breastfeeding-friendly cafes in Brussels

  Cafes, bars and restaurants in Brussels are invited to show their support to breastfeeding mothers. It’s necessary to register on new website breastfriends.brussels and to get a free baby changing table and nursing pillow to make available to their customers. The site currently lists about 20 breastfeeding-friendly venues. Most of them are in downtown […]

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Leuven and Antwerp can become European Capital of Innovation

  Leuven and Antwerp are participating in the competition to be named European Capital of Innovation in 2018. The winning city will get a prize of €1 million, and five other cities will receive €100,000 each. The other contenders this year are Aarhus, Athens, Bristol, Gothenburg, Hamburg, Lisbon, Madrid, Toulouse, Umeå, and Vienna. Applications are […]

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Fifth European school in the Brussels region

  €70 million will be released by Belgian federal government for the construction of a fifth European school in Evere. It will be built on the former Nato’s site in Evere and will open its doors for 2,500 pupils in September 2019. According to De Morgen, the plans have been approved by Belgian interior minister […]

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5G mobile internet in Brussels from 2020

Brussels region’s government has signed an agreement with telecoms operators introducing 5G mobile internet from 2020. Brussels will become the first Belgian city that will implement the ultra-fast technology, told a spokesman for Brussels minister-president Rudi Vervoort. Mobile operators have signed the memorandum of understanding and committed to finding the most efficient way of introducing […]

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Supermarkets in Belgium will be allowed to sell medical supplies

  According to the information from health minister – supermarkets in Belgium could soon be allowed to sell medical supplies such as sterile dressings, etc. It’s a part of new plan that would rid pharmacies of their monopoly. Health minister Maggie De Block proposed royal decree that would make it possible to buy such medical […]

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Meet Red Devils back in Brussels this Sunday

The Red Devils will return to Belgium on Sunday and will pass at the open-top bus through Brussels, finishing with a big celebration in the Grand-Place. Belgian World Cup squad will play against England on Saturday afternoon to decide who comes third in the 2018 World Cup. On Sunday afternoon Red Devils will meet King […]

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Brussels Airport celebrates its 60th birthday

This year Brussels Airport celebrates its 60th anniversary. On this occasion, last week, 60 free cakes were given to passengers and staff. The airport has been officially opened on July 5, 1958. Currently, Brussels Airport serves 238 destinations, sends and receives about 650 planes every day. Throughout the years, the airport has undergone extensive change […]

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