Groningen News
Groningen is a city and province in the Netherlands known for significant gas extraction activities.
Pieterburen Seal Centre may file for bankruptcy within two weeks
The Pieterburen Seal Centre says it may have to file for bankruptcy within two weeks after expected public funding fell through. The centre warns seal care could stop.
Trains resume between Groningen and Leer after 11 years
Train services between Groningen and the German town of Leer have resumed after nearly eleven years, following the reconstruction of the Friesenbrücke bridge. The new service is expected to enhance travel options for commuters and leisure travelers alike.
Koen Schuiling appeals €250 fine for indecency
The Public Prosecution Service demands a €250 fine for Koen Schuiling in an appeal regarding his conviction for public indecency while driving. Schuiling maintains his innocence, claiming the evidence is based on a single witness's statement.
Flash fire injures multiple at De Wilp barbecue
Roos and Schouten face prosecution for sexist comments
Groningen and Drenthe to Host 2034 Cycling World Championships
Groningen hit by 2.8 magnitude earthquake, strongest since March
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Groningen is a city and province in the Netherlands known for significant gas extraction activities.