This website has been translated using an AI program The nicest cafes are not always in the middle of the city bustle In fact: the closer you get to the village border That's how we ended up - via word of mouth And there we found De Toren: a cafe where everything is right Where you are warmly welcomed as if you come there every week where the plate is full and the glass full and where something nice is planned every week from regulars' chat to surprisingly good bites - at De Toren you want to stay you can score a spot on the cozy terrace for a good cup of coffee an ice-cold latte or a sugary sweet special coffee focaccia with pulled chicken and the homemade soups that will have you licking the spoon In four courses you'll be an experience richer Just as nice by the way: the highwine en high beer In the evening they continue with the nice and loose concept They will also be satisfied with the curry At De Toren they combine fun surprising dishes in combination with golden oldies And then there are a few things (besides that no-nonsense always-good menu) that will make us come back again Because although De Toren looks like the classic eatery you expect from the outside You want to see that right away copy-paste to your own home: colored bar No hassle with long waiting times or raised eyebrows when you have a dietary request Just friendly girls and boys who pay attention A team that likes to make contact with you and ensures a complete experience If there is one place where they know how to create atmosphere and coziness dinner there flows nicely into a super cozy drink with live music And the special wine and beer days ensure that you are also at the right address at De Toren for fun events (and yes Or come and have a drink while enjoying live music In short: happiness is being where you never want to leave The Tower in Heeswijk Dinther Financial crime investigators found huge amounts of cash during a raid of Frits van Eerd’s home in Heeswijk-Dinther, The Netherlands. According to a report in the NL Times on Thursday when the investigators raided the Jumbo CEO and various other locations across the Netherlands in September It was part of a wide scale investigation into money laundering Jumbo is the co-sponsor of one of the best WorldTour teams in men’s cycling The company also sponsors a speed skating team Jumbo CEO’s house raided by police Van Eerd was not the prime suspect in the investigation but Dutch news outlets have confirmed that his home and business premises were raided and searched by police and other authorities van Eerd temporarily stepped down as CEO however his lawyer refused to comment on questions from Dutch media his lawyer did not explain why Van Eerd he obtained the cash Jumbo Visma’s service course is huge and absolutely amazing The acting Ton van Veen said in a statement that Jumbo itself was not the investigation. However, KPMG did begin an investigation into Jumbo’s sponsorship contracts in motorsport “Jumbo has taken note of an investigation that is currently being conducted,” a press release in September from the supermarket chain read. “We understand that the investigation does not focus on Jumbo questions are being asked to Frits van Eerd in the context of the investigation.” Get the digital edition of Canadian Cycling Magazine Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" the netherlands all images courtesy overtreders w photographers: reinder bakker a collective show which aims to respond to our relationship with the land the simple wooden structure leaves much of its components bare and unadorned celebrating the transparency of the temporary design the ‘sliced stable’ generates a communal space that encourages engagement with the site playing serving in place the shape of a chimney the pavilion acts as a natural gathering space for visitors of the event (left) ladder up to the look-out (right) view of the perforated design (left) bar (right) detail of skin perforation AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style Investigators from the financial crimes inspectorate FIOD discovered large amounts of cash when they raided Frits van Eerd's home in Heeswijk-Dinther Authorities descended on the home of the Jumbo CEO and multiple other locations across the Netherlands as part of an extensive investigation into money laundering Hundreds of thousands of euros were found in cash at Van Eerd's home, sources close to the investigation told FD. It was already known that millions of euros were seized as part of the case however the Public Prosecution Service (OM) has remained tightlipped on the specifics about the location of the cash Van Eerd's legal team refused to comment on questions from FD it is not clear why he would have kept the cash in his home His attorney did not say if Van Eerd told authorities how he obtained the cash during interrogation Van Eerd is not the primary focus of the investigation, but former motocross athlete Theo E. is He was sentenced to 18 months in prison after he was twice convicted of money laundering in 2008 One of his companies reportedly provided vehicles to crime figures in Amsterdam who was linked to case involving alleged crime boss Willem Holleeder and was once the team leader for the Jumbo TvE MX team Jumbo already had issues with him dating back to 2014 and refused to back him with over 60,000 euros in sponsorship funding once his past came to light which included the purchase of a Hummer and trailer as a go-between to work with motocross riders and sponsorship deals Jumbo previously stated emphatically that the company was not a target in the investigation. Its supervisory board selected KPMG to independently investigate the supermarket chain's motorsports contracts. The company's law firm said an internal investigation cleared Jumbo of any criminality, FD reported. © 2012-2025, NL Times, All rights reserved. 2020 The damaged supermarket in heeswijk-Dinther Photo: Rob Engelaar ANP HHThe damaged supermarket in Heeswijk-Dinther Photo: Rob Engelaar ANP HHPolice are investigating overnight explosions at two Polish supermarkets in Heeswijk and Aalsmeer The explosion in Aalsmeer happened at around 3am and caused a fire which also spread to the upstairs flat and a car The second explosion took place in Heeswijk-Dinther That blast hit the front wall of the store and damaged nearby shops as well Twenty people living in apartments above the shops were evacuated but have since been allowed home after experts said the property was safe Police explosives experts are at the scene on Tuesday morning looking for trace evidence and to try to determine what triggered the blasts The supermarkets were initially reported to be part of the Polish discount chain Biedronka but a spokesman for the company has told DutchNews.nl that this is not the case and that the group does not operate outside Poland owner of the Aalsmeer supermarket along with his brother told broadcaster NOS that he had no idea who would want to damage his business and that he had no connection with the other supermarket which was attacked Aalsmeer mayor Gido Oude Kotte said the attack had shaken up the neighbourhood ‘We have been faced with a sort of terrorist act this morning,’ he told the broadcaster We could not provide the Dutch News service without the generous support of our readers Your donations allow us to report on issues you tell us matter and provide you with a summary of the most important Dutch news each day Many thanks to everyone who has donated to DutchNews.nl in recent days We could not provide this service without you Please help us making DutchNews.nl a better read by taking part in a short survey The Public Prosecution Service did not give any more reasons as of yet for the raid in his house in Heeswijk-Dinther The Public Prosecution Service did release a statement that a 58-year-old man from the Drenthe municipality of Aa en Hunze has been arrested on suspicion of involvement in the laundering of large amounts of money and goods An additional eight more people were arrested all from the provinces of Drenthe and Noord-Brabant and allegedly involved in money laundering It is not confirmed as of Tuesday whether those arrests are related to the raid on Van Eerd’s house The supermarket chain Jumbo sponsors a variety of athletes as well as Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen A planned opening of a Polish supermarket in the Noord-Brabant town of Schijndel has been postponed for the time being The municipality decided to ban the opening for now after local residents expressed concerns for their safety The new store is owned by the same family whose Polish supermarkets elsewhere in the country have been targeted with explosives over the past weeks Mayor Kees van Rooij of the municipality of Meierijstad therefore decided to keep the store closed until May and the owner of the supermarket set to open there The municipality will look into whether an earlier opening is feasible Over the past weeks, explosives were detonated at five Polish supermarkets in the Netherlands, the most recent in Tilburg on January 4 Though they all did extensive property damage All the targeted stores belong to members of an Iraqi-Kurdish family living in the Netherlands The family says they don't know why they are being targeted The police believe that the explosions in Aalsmeer and Tilburg are linked and are increasingly convinced that a single group of perpetrators is behind it the police revealed that remains of jerrycans were discovered at multiple of the crime scenes Investigators believe they are all of the same type - yellow jerrycans that can be bought at Shell gas stations The police call on anyone who may have noticed someone filling up such a jerrycan at night or saw someone walking the streets with one during the early morning hours Thousands of monuments in the Netherlands will be open to the public on Saturday and Sunday for Open Monument Day check out a nuclear bomb shelter in Rotterdam explore a tunnel under one of Amsterdam’s famous canals or examine the artifacts in the capital city’s archeological depot people can visit the Poentunnel under the Keizersgracht The tunnel connects two old bank buildings on Vijzelstraat and is the only tunnel to run under an Amsterdam canal built the tunnel in 1974 to connect two of its buildings It is 3.5 meters wide and 50 meters long and hasn’t been in use since 1999 It is unclear why the bank built the tunnel, but it ended up being mainly used by bank directors to get from one building to another without having to drive, Anna Peschier, an architectural historian at the city’s Monuments and Archeology department, told AT5 “There is a lot of interest in cesspool remains In Rotterdam, people can explore a nuclear fallout bunker on Westzeedijk The shelter was built early in the Cold War and was one of 17 bunkers Rotterdam had prepared in the 1950s This one could protect 50 people against atomic The Hague Public Transport Museum will offer rides in the city center in approximately 30 historic trams People in The Hague can visit nearly 90 monuments ranging from the historic Kloosterkerk built in 1400 to the former United States embassy from 1957 Utrecht is opening the recently renovated Dom Tower for Open Monument Day and bell ringers will explain the mechanisms of the tower’s bells people can visit the former broadcasting studio of Radio Kootwijk (Gelderland) Heewsijk Castle in Heeswijk-Dinther (Noord-Brabant) and Fort Rammekens (1547) in Ritthem (Zeeland)