A serious accident has occurred in the north of North Rhine-Westphalia A car was driven into oncoming traffic at night The identification of the victims is still ongoing Six people have died in a serious traffic accident in Münsterland two cars collided near a level crossing near Ochtrup in the Steinfurt district on Saturday night one vehicle presumably skidded on a road and then crossed into oncoming traffic There it collided head-on with another car reportedly caught fire and burned out completely There were four people in the second vehicle "All vehicle occupants were fatally injured in the traffic accident." a police spokeswoman said on Sunday afternoon A special accident investigation team was deployed at the scene of the accident Investigations into the exact course of events were still ongoing Ochtrup is located in the far north of North Rhine-Westphalia Notices are posted by 10 am Monday through Saturday Adjust Text Size: A+ A- As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 04 Share your memories and/or express your condolences below Unfortunately with the need to moderate tributes for inappropriate content your comments may take up to 48 hours to appear This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page recently played host to teachers and students from schools in Wales and Germany as part of an Erasmus+ programme This was the third leg of the One Class-Total Inclusion project which started before the pandemic and was put on hold until this year After previous visits to Wales and Germany in April it was the turn of four teachers and 11 students from a German secondary school and three teachers from a special education school in Wales to visit Malaga The local students shared different activities with their guests organised by the school's Department of Internationalisation of Education including a "mindfulness" workshop at the school MAlaga city centre and the Gibralfaro castle as well as the dolmens and El Torcal in Antequera 'El Henchidero" catering colleges and the Alhambra in Granada The week in Malaga meant a reunion for some of the local students who had previously travelled to Wales before the pandemic and Germany in February this year On that occasion the host school was Stadtische Realschule in the city of Ochtrup ten students from Malaga accompanied by three of their teachers enjoyed activities such as cultural visits Ochtrup Münster and Essen and inclusive activities with pottery and weaving workshops In the city of Münster they visited the cathedral on the site of which in 793 Charlemagne built a monastery and its town hall where in 1648 the Peace of Westphalia was signed the largest and most modern coal mine in the world which was closed in 1986 and declared a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2001 The teachers were able to get to know the state-of-the-art facilities of the Realschule a secondary school that teaches up to fourth year explained the Erasmus coordinator at IES Huelin The Spanish teachers said they were impressed by three main aspects of the German education system: the opportunity to do work experience from the age of 14; an education adapted to the student's abilities with a focus on future vocational training; and an offer of extracurricular activities organised by the teachers themselves The first leg of the programme took place in February 2020 when students and teachers from Malaga and Ochtrup travelled to Wales where they took part in activities at a special education school as well as cultural visits "This type of Erasmus+ learning experience fosters academic as well as personal social and European citizenship competences broadening students' horizons," said Guzmán Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados Register to Drapers to read ONE FREE article and a FREE digital edition Designer outlet developer McArthurGlen has announced it will invest €1bn (£875m) in its property portfolio over the next three years which will roll out across Europe and Canada includes the expansion of its UK sites in Cheshire Oaks and Ashford in Kent and the opening of an 80-store site in Cannock Additional plans include the opening of a designer outlet in Malaga a 290,000 sq ft shopping destination in Remscheid the expansion of its existing Ochtrup site in Germany Noventa and Castel Romano outlets in Italy and a new luxury designer outlet on the west side of Paris the second phase of its Vancouver airport destination will add 35 further stores McArthurGlen plans to double its revenues from tourism in the next five years by focusing on new and existing locations in key holiday hotspots Younger shoppers aged 18 to 29 are also a key target as the highest spenders in McArthurGlen outlets and are twice as likely to visit make a visit as those over 50 McArthurGlen CEO Julia Calabrese said: “As well as expanding our portfolio we are investing in our in-centre experience and in technology to engage and delight our guests and meet growing demand for experiential retail from Generations Y and Z.” McArthurGlen’s joint managing director of development added: “[The] €1bn (£875m) to invest in new centres and expansions demonstrates the strength of investor confidence in our sector and the growing demand from consumers for designer outlet shopping.” Footwear brand Skechers will be taken private after it agreed to be… Hugo Boss Group has reported a decline in EBITDA during the first… Sportswear brand Castore and men's and minimalist clothing label Arne are among… Get full access to all the fashion industry news and intelligence you need Browse the archive of more than 55,000 articles read the daily and weekly newsletters in full and gain priority access to Drapers events