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The Bulletin at 60: The country's oldest English-language publication celebrates six decades of reporting on Belgium - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin at 60: The country's oldest English-language publication celebrates six decades of reporting on Belgium

Today, we celebrate the 60th birthday of The Bulletin, one of Europe’s oldest English-language publications. Born in an Uccle basement, The Bulletin has proved to be an enduring brand.

The Bulletin at 60: From the archive (September 2002): Guts for survival, charm for success - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin at 60: From the archive (September 2002): Guts for survival, charm for success

Founder of The Bulletin Monique Ackroyd tells Brigid Grauman about the magazine’s early days – and recalls some memorable parties

The Bulletin announces new independent ownership in its 60th anniversary year - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin announces new independent ownership in its 60th anniversary year

Belgium’s oldest English-language publication, The Bulletin, is under independent ownership following a takeover by new proprietor Bulletin Media SRL, it was announced on 1 March.

Flanders Today to cease publishing on 31 December - Vimarsana News

Flanders Today to cease publishing on 31 December

Belgium From Flanders Today Flanders Today is going to cease publication at the end of this year. Flanders Today is published by Ackroyd Publications under contract with the Flemish government’s department of foreign affairs. That department has decided to end the contract and stop publishing the newspaper altogether. Flanders Today launched in 2007, the brainchild of Geert Bourgeois, who at the time was the minister in charge of media and foreign affairs. He saw that international journalists based in Brussels got their news about Belgium from the French-speaking media and so reported it t...