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Georges-Louis Bouchez visits a young head chef

To make ends meet at the end of the month, Antoine Mariscal (28), head chef of the Marracana restaurant in Uccle, has to serve an average of fifty covers a day. Six days out of seven. “I work eighty h...

Brussels Federal Self-employed and SMEs Taxation and economy

22 May 2026 News

Urban playtime is over: these concrete blocks need to be cleared away

This Thursday, in the presence of Minister-President Boris Dilliès and Secretary of State Audrey Henry, the first concrete blocks installed on Avenue de la Toison d'Or were removed. A symbolic moment ...

Brussels Housing and urban planning Local government

22 May 2026 News

Social housing: the PS caught up by its own excesses, the MR demands accountability

The investigation by the magazine Pano (VRT) into the Foyer anderlechtois confirms once again what the MR has been denouncing for years: a clientelist system in which public money and vulnerable famil...

Brussels Housing and urban planning Local Local government

21 May 2026 News

Marcela Gori: "For me, there is clearly a serious governance problem at Foyer Anderlechtois"

Marcela Gori (MR), vice-president of Foyer Anderlechtois, responds to the shocking VRT report on the management of the institution. For many months now, she has publicly denounced several dysfunctions...

Brussels Local Local government Security and justice

21 May 2026 News

David Weytsman: "No impunity for the assault on a senior citizen in the Marolles"

Assault on an elderly person in the Marolles: David Weytsman demands exemplary sanctions. David Weytsman, president of the CPAS of the City of Brussels and president of MR Brussels/Periphery, condemns...

Brussels Local Security and justice

20 May 2026 News

Deployment of soldiers in Brussels stations and metro stations

The capital's stations see huge numbers of national and international travellers pass through and concentrate multiple problems. Several dozen soldiers patrol alongside police officers to step up security there.

Brussels Federal Security and justice

18 May 2026 Our results

Stronger federal funding for our Brussels firefighters

Federal funding for Brussels firefighters will be tripled from 2026, rising from 5.7 to 15.4 million euros a year. These additional resources will strengthen their equipment and staffing, and help deliver ever more effective and faster interventions across every corner of the capital

Brussels Federal Security and justice

18 May 2026 Our results

Bernard Quintin is the guest of La Dernière Heure this Saturday

The Minister for Security and the Interior discusses the benefits of the future single police zone in Brussels and the Government’s determination to encourage mergers across the country, as well as th...

Brussels Federal In the media Security and justice

16 May 2026 News

Security in Brussels: the fight against drug trafficking becomes an absolute priority

The security architecture in Brussels is being overhauled to better coordinate action against drug trafficking. The aim is clear: calm neighbourhoods, reduce crime and concretely improve safety for residents, traders and everyone who lives or works in the capital.

Brussels Local government Security and justice

15 May 2026 Our results

North and South Stations: €10 million to secure our international gateways

Additional resources are being released to improve the North and South stations, Brussels' true international gateways. The aim is concrete: strengthen security, improve cleanliness and better manage social situations in these areas, so that travellers, local residents and traders enjoy a more pleasant and reassuring environment.

Brussels Local government Mobility Security and justice

15 May 2026 Our results

Bringing the Kanal Museum to life to put Brussels in the spotlight

Kanal's funding has been adjusted while guaranteeing the museum's opening in November 2026. With this future contemporary art centre, Brussels will gain a major new cultural venue, capable of attracting nearly 200,000 visitors and strengthening the capital's image both in Belgium and abroad.

Brussels Budget Culture and tourism

15 May 2026 Our results

Brussels: a budget to get the Region back on track

The Brussels Parliament has adopted the 2026 budget, with a clear trajectory: reduce the deficit and prepare a return to balance by 2029. Drawn up in just a few weeks, this budget gives Brussels a direction again and allows the Region to move forward once more, with greater responsibility, budgetary seriousness and stability for citizens.

Brussels Budget Institutional

15 May 2026 Our results

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