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Hague Finder Another source of information is The Hague Finder (published by the Municipal Council), a guide for international residents of The Hague offering practical information on organizations and facilities in the city, from schools to sports clubs and leisure centres, and from international organizations to information on the city's history and the Dutch Royal Family. The Hague Finder online |  | |||||||||||||||||||||
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New recycling containers for plastic in Archipelbuurt Forty special containers for the recycling of discarded plastic packaging went into service on 1 November at 20 different locations in The Hague. The collected plastic will be recycled to make new packaging and, for example, automobile parts, tennis balls and floor coverings. If the scheme proves successful, it is possible that more recycling points will be designated.
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of these rather bulky recycling containers have been installed in the Archipel
at Nassauplein and Burgemeester Patijnlaan. More information about what sort of plastic can
be deposited in the containers and where they are all located can be found at
www.denhaag.nl What kind of plastic is allowed? Plastic other that packaging, such as plastic garden chairs or toys, can be taken to the Plutostraat depot for recycling. Plastic Heroes Residents of The Hague will soon receive more detailed information about how they can separate their plastic rubbish.
Recycling containers for glass, paper, textiles and plastic can be found at the following locations:
Recycling containers on Burg. Patijnlaan.
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In order to park in the Archipelbuurt without using the parking metre, a resident’s or a visitor’s parking permit is required. These permits are valid for the hours between 9:00- 17:00, otherwise parking is free. For
more information contact: Parking for the handicapped: 070 353 30 00
Digital visitor’s parking permit in 2011 In 2011 the digital visitor’s parking permit will replace the paper visitor's pass and parking disc. All residents living in neighbourhoods with paid parking may request this digital permit. A parking permit for visitors allows your visitors to park in the street without having to purchase a ticket from the dispenser. A number of neighbourhoods are already using the digital visitor’s pass while other neighbourhoods are still using the paper visitor's pass and cardboard parking disc. The digital visitor's pass will replace the old paper system automatically over the course of 2011. Fake parking permits Source: www.thehague.com | | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Here you will find a summary of the public transport services running through our neighbourhood. For more detailed information visit www.htm.net. 20
(formerly 13) route: 22
route:
24
(formerly 4) route:
1 route: 9 route: 10 stops
in Archipel /Willemspark: Ary v.d. Spuystraat route: Voorburg Station>Hollandspoor Station> Central Station>Buitenhof>Mauritskade>Archipel/Willemspark >Frederik Hendriklaan >Van Boetzerlaelaan (Statenkwartier)
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Old
clothes or curtains in the bin: what a waste!
