Pampus, a former Dutch sea fort near Amsterdam, is competing for a national museum prize with renewable energy, water production and plans to inspire visitors through practical lessons in self-sufficiency.
A musical concert aims to pay tribute to the victims of the Bois du Cazier tragedy, which took place in Marcinelle in the south of Belgium 70 years ago. The Bois du Cazier tragedy (also known as the Marcinelle mining disaster) occurred on August 8, 1956, at the Bois du Cazier coal mine in Marcinelle,…
Remembrance services in Heverlee and Namur will honour those killed in war, while the Royal British Legion shares updated histories exploring the enduring relationship between Belgium and Britain across generations.
Research from Bristol and Exeter universities reveals how immigration rules after Brexit impose financial costs, prolonged uncertainty and emotional strain on British and EU couples trying to live together legally.
Belgian chocolatier Centho introduces festive gifts, a collection inspired by Japan and nut focused pralines, as its family business builds on international relationships, careful sourcing and distinctive layers of flavour.
A Brussels tourism forum will examine cybersecurity, investment and digital change, bringing industry leaders together to discuss how safer systems and stronger cooperation can build confidence across the travel sector.
Belgian brothers Jerome and Philippe Vandermeulen built Manhattn’s around New York inspiration, combining burgers, distinctive interiors and welcoming teams as their Brussels business expanded across Belgium and into Paris restaurants.
Nine Brussels domestic workers are developing Les Perles Rouges, a cooperative agency that puts ownership, training and working conditions at its centre, with operations planned to begin in January 2027.
Leonidas’s move from Anderlecht to Nivelles brings production, offices and storage together, supporting the Belgian chocolatier’s growth while expanding research facilities and creating new ways to explain its longstanding craft.
Jimmy Lai is among the announced Margaret Thatcher Award recipients, as New Direction prepares a Brussels ceremony recognising political, cultural and public figures associated with its vision of free societies.
