By early 2026, bicycles and e-scooters will be banned from Brussels’ Boulevard Anspach pedestrian zone. Councillor Anaïs Maes unveiled the plan to prioritise pedestrians, sparking concerns among delivery riders and businesses reliant on fast two-wheeled transport
Brussels City Hall will be lit blue on World Suicide Prevention Day, representing hope and solidarity. Mayor Philippe Close emphasized the city’s dedication to combating isolation and ensuring support through neighbourhood centres and the Suicide Prevention Centre
The Brussels Fire Brigade has once again demonstrated its commitment to supporting Ukraine by donating four ambulances, a move made in partnership with Brussels...
Brussels and Bruges have been shortlisted as finalists for the 2026 European Capital of Smart Tourism Award, joining five other European cities recognized for innovation, sustainability, and inclusive tourism practices by the European Commission.
In a shocking Monday night incident in Brussels’ Laken, a man caused extensive damage to 20 vehicles and injured seven police officers during a high-speed chase
