Adventures In Brussels And Beyond: My First Week

I’m now entering my second week at Sustainability Consult and wanted to share my experience so far. 

Hayley Coristine

I moved to Brussels from Birmingham in late August to join the Sustainability Consult Team after having worked on the scientific side of sustainability and environmental management for the past two years.  I loved the work I was doing in England but really missed the creative input and communications work that I’d enjoyed in previous jobs.  As the newest member of the Sustainability Consult Team, I’ve been able to merge my two interests, which has been really satisfying so far. 

Five Non-Profit Sports Associations

Source: Buwh

Joining an expensive gym is not the only option for keeping fit in the city, particularly when you look at the amount of energy and water gyms use.  These non-profit organisations offer sports at affordable prices and with a healthy dose of community thrown in.  Brussels magazine The Bulletin wrote a piece where Ana Catarino’s favourite Friskis took the top slot.

1.    Friskis&Svettis

2.    Fitnesspalace

3.    Underwater Hockey Team Belgium

4.   DOS Woluwe  DOS Woluwe is a torball club.  ‘Torball’ is a ball sport for the blind and visually-impaired people.

5.    Brussels Manneke Piss Hash House Harriers