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.
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€5,000 To Kill 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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Mayor disputes Tervuren school cost rise – update
Plans for the new school in Tervuren’s Moorsel are now cited tentatively at €28mn rather than the pre-electoral €10mn. Mayor Thomas Geyns and his team is talking of a lively village square school for some 300 kids, safely off the main road behind the parsonage. The building would even be available for community use outside school hours.