McDonald’s is set to secure a political majority in Tervuren following the upcoming elections, according to answers given by local political leaders to the newspaper De Standaard. This would allow a newly constituted town government to overturn the rejection by Vlaams-Brabant authorities, earlier this year, of McDonald’s second planning application.
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No Tervurenlaan disruption, Tervuren promises
Town hall promises there will be no disruption to the Tervurenlaan on 26-30 August when the busy Oppemstraat-Tervurenlaan crossroads will be closed for works around […]
Date for Tervuren’s Vier-Armen cycle bridge
The cycle and pedestrian bridge over Vier-Armen is now expected to be placed over the weekend of 21-22 September. Logistics will be easier that weekend as Brussels holds a car-free day on Sunday 22 September. And the 290 ton bridge is expected to be officially opened towards the end of October, once all works are completed.
World Cycling Day in Tervuren
Tervuren also celebrated World Cycling Day on 3 June. And Fietsersbond Tervuren was out in force with an official applause team.
Milk farmers vs Tervuren commuters
Getting out and back to beautiful Tervuren will once again be difficult today. Farmers are back with their tractors. Tervuren+ expects heavily congested traffic as well as possible clashes between demonstrators and police forces, especially around Schumann and the European Parliament.
Tervuren noisy night flight nightmares continue
Challenging the indefinite environmental permit for week-time night flights, issued by Flanders’ environment minister, is difficult for Tervuren’s mayor Marc Charlier, also from the same Flemish nationalist NV-A.
Bike bus gets Tervuren kids to school
The bicycle bus currently departs from Eikestraat to Mariaschool in the city center, catering for children who are not yet able to cycle to school independently.
No escape from Tervuren
A major frustration is closure of Tervurenlaan lanes with no construction apparently taking place and lack of coordination between the different works.
Checkpoint Tervuren restored to former glory
The concrete blocks that previously obstructed heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs) from passing through Checkpoint Tervuren on the Duisburgsesteenweg have been reinstated to a width of 2.5 meters. Persistent pressure from lorries and other motorized vehicles had displaced the concrete blocks onto the cycle path, creating a passage for H
Province unanimously rejects McDonald’s in Tervuren
The deputation has indeed unanimously refused the environmental permit,” deputy and provincial councilor Ann Schevenels told Tervuren+. The Flemish liberal from Keerbergen thereby confirms reports that all of Vlaams-Brabant’s four ‘deputies’, nominated by their respective political parties, deciding against McDonald’s.
Ski Hut placing is ‘question of weeks’
The €2.5 million ‘Ski Hut’ could now be placed within “weeks”, the Flemish public works agency, De Werkvennootschap, says. The Vier-Armen pedestrian and cyclist bridge was originally scheduled for installation on 15-17 March. The wooden bridge is part of the F29 fietssnelweg, or cycle motorway, between Tervuren and Leuven.
Are Tervuren’s ‘cycle streets’ safe for children?
“Parents should be able to let their children cycle to school with peace of mind,” education alderwoman Kristina Eyskens said when announcing Tervuren’s €175,000 so-called ‘cycle streets’ and ‘cycle suggestion paths’. “We are literally giving cyclists a place on the road,” added Bram Peters, mobility alderman.
Checkpoint Tervuren till 2025
The Duisburgsesteenweg should be closed well into 2025. Holding up the reopening of Duisburgsesteenweg are complex foundation works for new luxury Panquin appartments and thorny legal questions of whether or not Tervuren should chip in for road repair costs.
Tervuren mayor talks traffic jams
Tervuren’s mayor Marc Charlier is hoping for traffic to run smoother on the Tervurenlaan after meeting contractors and the public company responsible for Brussels’ trams — the Mivb.
New bowling alley in Tervuren
After the ‘Ski Hut’ at Vier-Armen, Tervurenaars were quick to choose ‘Bowling Alley’ as a name for the newly installed traffic bollards.