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Instead of one week in previous years, this year there is a whole month in which attention is paid to sexual, gender diversity and inclusivity. The event is not limited to Hilversum but spreads across the entire Gooi. From October 1st to October 30th is the Gooise Pride Month.

The municipal councils of Wijdemeren and Hilversum have expressed a positive opinion on a reorganization on July 10, 2024. In the coming months, the municipalities will work together on a plan to merge, the reorganization design.

The Hilversum municipal executive has established various relaxations and rate reductions in the parking policy.

From 10 to 23 September 2024, the artwork Silent Struggle will be on the Kerkbrink. Silent Struggle is an art project by artist SAZZA to break the taboo on suicide.

Blue-green algae has been found in the Berlage pond and in the ponds at Anna's Hoeve. Warning signs have been placed to inform people.

To crown the merger and relocation of Tergooi MC, the municipality of Hilversum wants to create a work of art in collaboration with the hospital

The MH17 air disaster, in which 298 passengers died, was exactly ten years ago this year. For the many relatives of the victims, including fifteen Hilversum residents, July 17 will forever mean a confrontation with intense loss and great loss.

We have worked hard in recent months to ensure that you can view the options for solar panels on your own roof. The address check was officially launched on Monday, June 24, in the presence of councilor Bart Heller.

Hilversum bustles with fresh energy every school year when students from groups 7 and 8 from its primary schools come together for the children's municipal council. This year, 20 children from a total of 11 primary schools participated. These young council members devise and implement their own plans. One of the exciting moments for the children is choosing their own children's mayor. This year, Julie (12, de Wilge) took on this role with great enthusiasm. Now that the school year is coming to an end, we look back on a fantastic year together with children's mayor Julie.