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Belgian beer exports way up on previous years
23 Jun 2018 by Lisa Bradshaw
While Belgians are actually drinking less, beer production is way up due to exportsFull story
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Stadiums and crime go hand in hand, say Ghent researchers
23 Jun 2018 by Ian Mundell
A study has shown that football stadiums lead directly to an increase in crime in the surrounding neighbourhoodFull story
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Flanders to host ‘Olympic Games for choirs’ in 2020
22 Jun 2018 by Lisa Bradshaw
The largest choir competition in the world will be staged in Antwerp and Ghent two years from now, bringing 30,000 people to Flanders Full story
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Animal welfare minister criticises shooting of lion at Planckendael
22 Jun 2018 by Flanders Today
A lion was shot to death yesterday at Planckendael animal park in Mechelen after she escaped from her enclosure, earning criticism from a government minister and animal rights groupFull story
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Photo of the week: Metalhead mod
22 Jun 2018 by Lisa Bradshaw
Flanders’s biggest metal festival kicked off yesterday, but there’s an awful lot of cuddly among those devil hornsFull story
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What’s on: Mechelen throws its first ever Museum Night
21 Jun 2018 by Flanders Today
Mechelen’s Museum Night debut is limited but includes its brand new museum, while a huge picnic takes over Antwerp’s Harbour House and Full story
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