Winter edition Krimpens Kwartiertje

This week in Decade Dick!

Tonight we spoke in Decennium Dick with Lianne van der Wal and Willy van Leeuwen from The platform Op Distance Dichtbij in Krimpen. In recent times, the platform has often been asked whether another Krimpens Kwartiertje is still possible. Until recently, the answer to this question has always been "No."

But there is good news that Willy and Lianne were happy to tell you more about: there will be a fifth edition: a winter edition. And they need your help.

Listen to the full interview here:

Do you have beautiful, old photos or stories from the past?

Then you can contact Willie van Leeuwen-Broere via telephone number: 06-55167066 or by e-mail: vanleeuwen.willy@gmail.com

You can also hand in your stories or photos at the following address: Waalplantsoen 1a, 2922 AT in Krimpen aan den IJssel

The release of the Krimpens Kwartiertje is unfortunately not free of charge and that is why we would like to ask you and you to support us financially. Every little bit helps! You can transfer your donation to the following account number: NL80 RABO 0353 2895 90 in the name of SL Tollenaar.

COLUMN MAYOR VROOM

Every Thursday evening you will also hear Mayor Vroom's column in Decennium Dick. Read the mayor's own column here . Or listen to the column 'Extra security Prison' here.

Decade Dick is a program by Dick de Klerk.
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