Chairman of the City Region Parkstad Limburg, Roel Wever was in The Hague yesterday to make the region's voice heard on the day the Throne Speech was pronounced and the budget was presented.
On Sunday, Sept. 21, during the International Day of Peace, Vredesplatform Heerlen is organizing a Peace Walk in Heerlen-Centrum in cooperation with the municipality.
With never-before-seen images from the rich Pinkpop archives, dive into the soul of the festival. Over 100 photos and several videos give a colorful glimpse into the kitchen of this festival.
Heerlen resident Anke Peulings has been an active volunteer at both Sevagram and Vereniging de Zonnebloem for more than 15 years. With her efforts, she focuses on the most vulnerable groups in society, such as the elderly.
Heerlen will renovate Schelmenhofje and Beta Square in the city center. Both places will get more greenery and become more beautiful to stay in. They will also get more connection with the historic Landsfort Herle.
The College of Mayor and Aldermen of the Municipality of Heerlen has adopted the updated play space policy. With the policy update, they are committed to playful, green and inviting environments that encourage children to play outside.
The municipality of Heerlen has designated Douve Weien as the third neighborhood to prepare for the transition to sustainable heat. Together with residents, housing corporations, energy cooperative Heerlen Duurzaam and other partners, we are making a plan to heat the neighborhood without natural gas in the future.
The city is taking a big step forward to break the accumulation of poverty and vulnerability in certain neighborhoods. Together with partners in the Heerlen-North National Program, we are working on three new housing pillars: Invest, Nurture and Regulate. We want strong neighborhoods where children can grow up safe and healthy.
Since Aug. 16, Heerlen-Centre has gained a striking work of art. In the Plaarstraat, the permanent neon artwork Op Handen Dragen was unveiled: a creation of visual artist Chaim van Luit from Heerlen. The work was inspired by prehistoric hand stencils from Cueva de los Manos in Argentina. It adorns the De Putgraaf parking garage and connects the past and future in a powerful gesture. You can admire the artwork every evening, from dusk to midnight.
