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Moes social supermarket also wants to provide people outside Leeuwarden with cheap fruit and vegetables. On Tuesday, the store stood for the first time with a stall in Harlingen. "Very nice that this is there."
Cybersecurity experts say it is possible that someone has penetrated Albert Heijn's systems. Since yesterday afternoon, the supermarket chain has been struggling with a major disruption, Albert Heijn calls it a digital security incident. It has not yet been revealed what caused the outage. Albert Heijn does not want to comment on whether the supermarket has been hacked.
The Dutch food safety authority NVWA is inspecting whether catering and food businesses in Leeuwarden are doing enough to keep mice out. According to an inspector, the pest problem among local entrepreneurs is worsening.
Four suspects are currently on trial at the court in Leeuwarden for involvement in a drug laboratory at the Marne industrial estate in Bolsward. Follow the lawsuit here.
Four suspects are currently on trial at the court in Leeuwarden for involvement in a drug laboratory at the Marne industrial estate in Bolsward. Follow the lawsuit here.
The Leeuwarden-based construction company Kimsma is acquiring three installation companies. With this move, the company is responding to the extremely busy schedules of installers in the construction sector.
Advent calendars are already back on store shelves, with the selection growing every year. Prices vary widely, ranging from just one euro for a chocolate calendar to 160 euros for luxury versions filled with beauty products.
No mothers who know exactly what size is needed and no fathers who ask in the background what clothes to bring. Het Gele Laarje is organising a special clothing swap evening for men on Monday 19 October. Het Gele Laarje organises a clothing exchange for children's clothing and shoes every third Monday of the month. Visitors can exchange, buy and have their clothes repaired there.
The Frisian restaurants Heeren van Harinxma from Beetsterzwaag and Smink from Wolvega have retained their Michelin star. This was announced on Monday during the annual ceremony in Maastricht. That and more in today's news overview.
The number of companies and organizations waiting for a connection to use (more) electricity has grown. Nearly 15,500 are now waiting. This is an increase of over 300 in the first half of the year. The figures come from Netbeheer Nederland, the association of grid operators, covering the first half of 2026.
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