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Flanders to scrap price controls on taxis
19 Jul 2019 by Lisa Bradshaw
Mobility minister Ben Weyts has approved a new set of regulations for taxi companies and drivers meant to simplify procedures and create competitive pricingFull story
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Photo of the week: On Tour
19 Jul 2019 by Flanders Today
Wout Van Aert became the third Flemish rider in a week to win a stage at the Tour de FranceFull story
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What’s on: Ghent’s summer party that never sleeps
18 Jul 2019 by Lisa Bradshaw
Top of the bill this week is the Gentse Feesten, the indescribable 10-day bash that takes over the entire cityFull story
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Local team sets out on brutal Mongol Rally road race for charity
18 Jul 2019 by Paula Dear
A team from Flanders is taking on the gruelling Mongol Rally, driving 12,000km across Europe and Asia to Siberia, without a GPSFull story
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Lekker: Belgian food exports see record high
17 Jul 2019 by Lisa Bradshaw
Europe knows good meat and dairy when it sees it, as Belgium’s food exports continue to grow. domestic sales, however, are another issueFull story
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Flanders’ hedgehogs in danger of dying out
16 Jul 2019 by Flanders Today
There were half as many sightings of hedgehogs in 2018 as there were a decade earlier, with loss of habitat high on the list of reasons whyFull story
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