Brussels Residents Master Meal Prep: Save Time, Eat Healthy
Discover how Brussels' residents are prioritizing healthy eating despite hectic schedules, with innovative solutions and local resources.
Wellness5 July 20262 min read
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Five Seasonal Recipes Using Local Produce Available Now
Discover the flavors of Brussels with these easy and healthy recipes featuring fresh produce from the region's markets and farms.
Wellness5 July 20262 min read
Brussels Moves to Replace Thousands of Duplicate Urban Images — Here's What Comes Next
City Hall is pressing ahead with a sweeping audit of its visual identity archives, but the toughest calls on what stays, what goes, and who decides are still ahead.
News4 July 20264 min read
How Brussels Let Its Public Image Archive Fall Into Disrepair — And What Officials Are Now Doing About It
A decade of piecemeal digital commissioning left city websites riddled with duplicate and placeholder imagery; here is how that happened.
News4 July 20263 min read
How Brussels Ended Up with a City Covered in Copied Images: The Story Behind the Duplicate Photo Problem
Years of fragmented digital record-keeping across Brussels' communes have left the city's public archives riddled with duplicate images — and officials are only now beginning to confront the mess.
News4 July 20263 min read
Brussels Moves to Fix Its Duplicate Street Image Problem — and Residents Stand to Gain Most
A quiet but consequential overhaul of the city's public imagery databases is reshaping how residents find services, navigate neighbourhoods, and trust official communications.
News4 July 20263 min read
Brussels Moves to Purge Duplicate Street Art and Signage, but Other European Capitals Are Doing It Faster
Urban visual clutter from repeated imagery is a growing headache for city administrators, and Brussels is only partway through fixing it.
News4 July 20263 min read
Brussels District Archives Are Purging Thousands of Duplicate Property Images — Here's Why Residents Should Pay Attention
A quiet digital housekeeping exercise across the capital's urban planning databases is reshaping how citizens access records on their own homes and neighbourhoods.
News4 July 20263 min read
How Brussels Ended Up With a City Full of Duplicate Street Images — and What It's Doing About It
A decade of piecemeal digitisation projects left the capital's urban archive riddled with redundant photographs, and officials are only now untangling the mess.
News4 July 20263 min read
Brussels Discovers Thousands of Duplicate Photos in Digital Archives
The drive to digitise the capital's public record has exposed a decades-old problem: the same photographs showing up again and again across official platforms, heritage archives, and urban planning documents.
News4 July 20263 min read
Brussels Residents Fight Stock Photos Replacing Historic Buildings in Renewal Zones
As city planners digitise and redevelop historic streetscapes across the capital, community members say stock photos and replicated imagery are stripping neighbourhoods of their identity.
News4 July 20263 min read
Brussels Launches Digital Audit to Eliminate Duplicate Urban Images
A quiet overhaul of the city's visual documentation systems is reshaping how planning decisions get made, and who gets heard in the process.
News4 July 20263 min read
Brussels Urban Planning Council Tightens Mixed-Use Zoning Rules, Reshaping Neighbourhood Development for Thousands of Residents
New land-use restrictions approved by the Brussels Capital Region will limit certain commercial conversions in residential streets, affecting permit applications filed from September 2026 onwards.
4 July 20263 min read
Brussels' Unique Blend of EU Policy and Startup Spirit Makes its Tech Ecosystem Distinctive Globally
The city's thriving tech scene is driven by its strategic location, innovative hubs, and a strong talent pool, setting it apart from other major tech cities like London and Paris
4 July 20262 min read
Brussels Sport Infrastructure: The Venues and Facilities Holding the Capital's Ambitions Together
From Anderlecht to Laeken, Brussels' sporting infrastructure is under pressure — and a €240 million renovation pipeline is about to reshape where the city plays.
Sport4 July 20263 min read
Brussels First-Home Buyers: The Grants and Stamp Duty Cuts Available Right Now
The Brussels Capital Region has quietly expanded its financial support for first-time buyers in 2026, and many eligible purchasers are leaving thousands of euros on the table by not claiming what they are owed.
Property4 July 20263 min read
Upcycled Fashion on Rue Dansaert: How Komrads Is Powering a Greener Brussels Economy
The sneaker brand’s recycled shoes are making inroads with Brussels’ eco-conscious crowd—and offering rare job growth in a sluggish market.
Business4 July 20263 min read
AI Surge Reshapes Brussels’ Job and Talent Market—Winners, Losers and New Frontiers
Rapid adoption of artificial intelligence by Brussels' firms is transforming local employment, salary expectations and the city’s talent pipeline.
Business4 July 20263 min read