Mayor Thomas Geyns and his Aldermen have approved the road closures and parking restrictions for the Grand Prix Vermarc on Sunday 31 May 2026. The races, organized by the Mayor’s own non-profit association, Sint Hubertus Cycling, not only puts Tervuren on the sports map. It also honors legend Lucien Van Impe, Belgium’s last Tour de France winner, 50 years after his triumph.
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Price explosion for killing Asian Hornets—in Tervuren
At Tervuren’s latest council meeting, elected officials somehow managed to cram invasive species, environmental anxiety, a muddy bike path to Brussels, and diplomatic garbage rights into a single, meandering evening. The unlikely star of the hour-long episode: the Asian hornet.
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Tervuren demonstrates for foot- and cyclepath on N3
Fietsersbond Tervuren will take to the streets again on Saturday to call for a safe cycle and pedestrian path along the Leuvensesteenweg (N3). With a symbolic four-kilometre cycle ride, the organisation aims to increase pressure for a project that has been discussed for decades.
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Ignored Court Warning Delays Tervuren’s €1.7mn Leuvensesteenweg Waste Centre
Plans to build a €1.7 million municipal waste centre in the Vossem Business Park on the N3 have been thrown into renewed uncertainty after Mayor Thomas Geyns and his administration acknowledged that a September 2025 Constitutional Court ruling casts doubt on the legality of the project’s building permit — a permit the municipality granted to itself in October 2025.