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New party EVE wants affordable housing and stronger communities

Eindhoven Voor Elkaar (EVE) was founded by city councillor Tjeerd Ritmeester and focuses on housing, social issues, and strengthening connections among residents, neighbourhoods, and the city. With municipal elections approaching, the party is positioning itself as a new, unique local voice in a city experiencing rapid growth and growing social challenges.

VVD Eindhoven pledges focus on growth, safety and financial health

De Volkspartij voor Vrijheid en Democratie (VVD) Eindhoven has outlined its vision for the city’s future, highlighting a commitment to economic leadership and responsible governance. The...

Eindhoven approves major housing and hospital redevelopment plan

Eindhoven officials have backed a plan to transform the Maxima hospital site into a hospital and a new urban district with 2,500 homes. The project will see a modern hospital rebuilt alongside high-rise towers for students and the elderly.

Eindhoven municipality intends to buy Muziekgebouw

Eindhoven is considering a deal to purchase the city's main concert hall to secure its future. The move aims to lower long-term costs and allow for major improvements to the regional cultural landmark.

Eindhoven’s coalition GL-PvdA outlines vision for a green and inclusive city

As part of our Eindhoven election round-up, we present what parties stand for and their manifestos in a nutshell. Please note that this content...

Willem van der Leegte to join Eindhoven Airport supervisory board

The CEO of VDL Group, Willem van der Leegte, has been named as the newest member of the Eindhoven Airport Supervisory Board. His appointment aims to balance the airport’s role as an international gateway with the social and environmental needs of the surrounding region.

Veldhoven to host public meeting on futuristic home heating measures

Veldhoven residents are invited to a public meeting on 12 March to explore how the town will heat its buildings in a post-gas era. Independent researchers will present potential energy scenarios for 2050 and gather local feedback for a final report on the town's sustainable future.

Iran war also boosts soybean and wheat prices

Crop prices are rising as the conflict in Iran disrupts global trade routes and increases demand for biofuels. Higher energy and fertiliser costs are adding pressure on farmers, while some countries may begin stockpiling key staples. Economists warn that the longer the disruption continues, the greater the risk of inflation.