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Extra funding approved for ANPR cameras in West Flanders
Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – January 14, 2026 – The Flemish government has approved additional funding for expanding the ANPR camera network in West Flanders to strengthen measures against cross-border…
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Extra funding approved for ANPR cameras in West Flanders
Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – January 14, 2026 – The Flemish government has approved additional funding for expanding the ANPR…
Bruges cuts organic waste bin fee after resident criticism
Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - 12 January 2026 – The Bruges city council revised its waste management plan, lowering the…
Bruges fire destroys 2 buildings, Fire Zone 1 responded
Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - A major fire destroyed 2 buildings on Sint-Amandsstraat, Bruges. Fire Zone 1, led by Major…
Alstom Bruges holds a special works council as unions fear layoffs
Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Alstom’s Bruges plant, employing 600 staff, held a delayed works council meeting. Unions and employees…
Bruges cuts emissions 30 percent with €21M climate fund
Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Bruges cut GHG emissions 30% (2011–2023), aims 50% by 2030, climate-neutral by 2050; Alderman Pablo…
Bruges strike closes museums, Australian couple pays €500 for taxi
Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - In Bruges, all museums remain closed due to a strike. An Australian couple, who arrived…
Club Brugge fans book wrong flights after match moves to Astana
Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Many Club Brugge supporters face travel issues as their match against Almaty moves 1,200 km…
De Lijn drivers halt Bruges supporter shuttles after bus Fire
Bruges (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - De Lijn drivers in Bruges refuse supporter shuttle services after a bus caught fire on…