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This week in Kijk op Krimpen

Kijk op Krimpen is the weekly news and current affairs program of the local broadcaster Krimpen.

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Presentation: Terry Mace Hardyman and Dick de Klerk

These were the topics of this week:

- The weather chat with Jan Dekker

[AUDIO 195 2020-09-05 - Weather talk Jan Dekker]

- A conversation with Cindy Snoeck from the Regional Museum. September 12 is Heritage Day, what is there to do on this day?

[AUDIO 196 2020-09-05 - Heritage Day]

- Edmee Bartelse of the Cultuurwerkplaats explains what can be done in the new theater season in the Tuyter.

[AUDIO 197 2020-09-05 - Cultural program de Tuyter until December]

Corien Delger and Roos van Esch in the studio - September 9 is the Krimpen day of inclusivity. A conversation with Corien Delger-Vis, UN Ambassador for mobility for the municipality of Krimpen and Roos van Esch of the Krimpenwijzer.

[AUDIO 192 2020-09-05 - Shrinkage day of inclusion (summary)]

- Column by Bert van Oosterhout

[AUDIO 198 2020-09-05 Column Bert van Oosterhout]

- Ice sports, what can we expect in the sports program this week.

[AUDIO 199 2020-09-05 - Ice Cream Sport]

- Developments in the social domain with councilor Hugo van der Wal

[AUDIO 193 2020-09-05 - Developments in the Social Domain]

- Adjustments APV Krimpen aan den IJssel, a conversation with Mayor Martijn Vroom

[AUDIO 194 2020-09-05 Changes APV Krimpen aan den IJssel]



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