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Brussels public transport network Stib has started construction on new tram line 10 that will connect Neder-Over-Heembeek with the city-centre, reports Le Soir.

Cyclists say an expensive bridge won’t solve the European Quarter’s traffic problem.

A popular Brussels nightclub has announced its closure following complaints about noise from a neighbour. Fuse, which is Belgium's longest-running techno club, announced its closure on social media "after almost 29 years of existence".

The Brussels Region government has given the final green light for a new swimming complex on the Abattoir rooftop in Anderlecht, announced secretary of state for urbanism Pascal Smet.

The Brussels Region government has given the final green light for a new swimming complex on the Abattoir rooftop in Anderlecht, announced secretary of state for urbanism Pascal Smet.

It’s been a few years now since the American embassy privatised a small street and part of the pavement bordering its Brussels city-centre site. But according to the council of state, this is an illegal act, reports RTBF.

A Belgian court has overturned an order calling for the removal of the massive Coca-Cola sign located at Place de Brouckère in central Brussels.

Next year will be the Year of Art Nouveau in Brussels, and one measure the capital is undertaking to highlight the city’s most treasured architecture is a ban on parking in front of historic monuments and buildings.

The Brussels region has granted planning permission for the redevelopment of The Dome on the corner of Place de la Bourse and Boulevard Anspach, confirmed urbanism and heritage state secretary Pascal Smet.

Brussels state secretary for urbanism and heritage Pascal Smet has urged mobility minister Georges Gilkinet to keep the wooden benches in the city’s North train station.