Archive of municipal news

Stevig Ouderschap offers parents guidance in raising their young children. It addresses topics such as parenting, communication, stress, and daily life with a young child.

A new Youth Meeting Place (JOP) was installed on June 18. The JOP is located on the lawn near De Peel in Beneden-Leeuwen and is intended to provide a safe and convenient place for young people to gather.

The Municipality West Maas en Waal the year 2024 with a positive result. Significant achievements were made over the past year. Although last year ended on a positive note, the coming years will be marked by financial challenges. Making difficult choices will be unavoidable.

On May 22, 2025, the municipality West Maas en Waal signed the Manifesto on Socially Responsible Contracting and Procurement (MVOI). This is a commitment to take a more conscious approach to the products it purchases.

“How are you?” is a common question used to start a conversation. At work, when you visit someone, or when you’re standing by the sports field. But what do you actually do with the answer?

Today we are gathered here to commemorate. We commemorate civilians and service members—who have lost their lives in the Kingdom of the Netherlands or anywhere else in the world since the outbreak of World War II, in combat situations and during peacekeeping operations.

To help residents sort their waste, Avri conducted a pilot program in Beneden-Leeuwen. They inspected the containers for plastic, metal, and beverage cartons (PMD) and provided residents with additional guidance when necessary.

No fewer than 13 residents of the municipality West Maas en Waal a Royal Honor on Friday, April 25, for their exceptional contributions to society. Mayor Van Neerbos surprised them that morning during the annual awards ceremony.

Last Saturday, the Polderjutters (formerly the Maas- and Waaljutters) West Maas en Waal the inland area of the municipality West Maas en Waal for the second year in a row. On this sunny day, 13 organizations collected no less than 300 kilograms of litter.

During a tile-exchange campaign organized by the municipality West Maas en Waal , no fewer than 143 households West Maas en Waal 560 m² of garden tiles for plants and shrubs.