Cambuur resumes Eredivisie play on November 21 with an away game against FC Utrecht. In this blog, you will stay up to date with all the developments surrounding the Eredivisie club from Leeuwarden.

Prime Minister Jetten is appearing in the Tweede Kamer today to explain the political situation regarding the tax plan. This comes after coalition parties D66 and CDA struck a deal with opposition parties Pro and Volt without partner VVD.

Prosecutors have demanded a 12-year prison sentence and mandatory psychiatric treatment for a 41-year-old man from Limburg. He is accused of the online abuse of at least 245 young girls. Investigators identified the suspect following a tip from the United States.

The time has almost come: just a little longer and then the Apostolic Church congregation of Leeuwarden will receive the key to their new location. Last March, construction began on a brand-new church building at Himpenserdyk 17 in Leeuwarden. This location was a strategic choice: it is more accessible than the current location, the Emmakade in Leeuwarden. The members of the congregation come not only from Leeuwarden, but also from surrounding towns such as Drachten and Dokkum.

The Apostolic Society of Leeuwarden will soon receive the keys to its new building on Himpenserdyk in Goutum. Construction of the church began last March at this location, which is more accessible than the previous site on Emmakade. The location was chosen strategically, as members also travel from surrounding towns such as Drachten and Dokkum.

A data breach has exposed 128,000 email addresses connected to De Vrienden van Amstel Live and Amstel Live in de Kroeg. The personal data belongs to individuals who were contacted for visitor research. Parent company Heineken is warning people to watch out for phishing emails or other suspicious messages. The leak originated at hosting provider Cloudbear, a supplier for research agency Abbi Insights, which conducted visitor research for the brands.

Speaking the Frisian language at the district court and court of appeal in Leeuwarden is an official right, but many people are unaware of it. The District Court of Northern Netherlands and the Court of Appeal Leeuwarden-Arnhem want to actively raise awareness about this option. Court presidents Andrea Gerding and Eddie Bongers explain the initiative.

The municipality of Leeuwarden must find housing for 107 status holders before the end of 2026. In the city council, Femke Molenaar of the Slim party drew attention to the involvement of churches and social organizations. The council discussed whether the city is making sufficient use of local networks to create additional shelter spaces.

Leeuwarden's city council raised concerns over city center accessibility and enforcement during discussions on new terrace regulations. A council member argued that the municipality does not adequately enforce its own rules in public space. The area around the Waag was highlighted as an example of clutter caused by obstacles.

Swirly lettering, fever-dream models, and a Frisian flag that is slightly off. The slick aesthetic of AI is now taking over the streets of Leeuwarden as well.