The temporary ban on withdrawing water from non-navigable watercourses in the province of Antwerp has been lifted. Additionally, the municipality informs about the closure of municipal services on November 1, 2, and 11. An information evening will also be held regarding the Bergstraat.
Homeowners with apartments from before 2001 are reminded that they must have an asbestos certificate. There is also a warning about the presence of thorn apple in gardens, which is considered dangerous.
From October 19 to October 30, works will take place on the Schuurhoven footpath. Residents who still have a paper driving license must replace it before 2033. On Saturday, November 21, a Te Deum will be held to celebrate King's Day.
The results of the photo contest 'Oud-Turnhout differently viewed' have been announced. The latest infomagazine can be read online. Works on the drinking water network in Arselt are planned from October 7 to December 18.
The offerings for the autumn holidays are available. Textile containers will be removed from the streetscape. Residents can participate in the Bouwfit days. The project 'Tegeltaxi - It seeps through here' is ongoing, and there are still last places available.
The West Nile virus has been detected in people in the province. A public inquiry is underway regarding the designation of water-sensitive open space areas. The future of De Liereman Landscape will be discussed. There is also a Start2Coach program.
The evaluation of the trial setup for the Bergstraat traffic filter has been completed. The current page is part of a series of news items, with the option to navigate to the next page.
