Natasha Burley, born in 1978 in the United States to a British father and French mother, has lived in Sint Lambrechts Woluwe since 2021 after living in Vietnam, Paris, Nigeria, Niger, Madagascar, Thailand, Cambodia, among others. She is a communications expert for the Australian embassy. For her, Brussels is the International and European, but definitely the neighbourhoods too with its own working-class cafés. She loves the Cinquantenaire Park, the guingette, tram 25 and tram 7, the Filigranes bookstore, Café Latte for the best coffee. Her biggest annoyance is the trash in the street. Her questions to the future are about inequality between Europe workers and other city residents, about cleanliness and about leaving and coming back.

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Natasha Burley, born in 1978 in the United States to a British father and French mother, has lived in Sint Lambrechts Woluwe since 2021 after living in Vietnam, Paris, Nigeria, Niger, Madagascar, Thailand, Cambodia, among others. She is a communications expert for the Australian embassy.

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For her, Brussels is the International and European, but definitely the neighbourhoods too with its own working-class cafés. She loves the Cinquantenaire Park, the guingette, tram 25 and tram 7, the Filigranes bookstore, Café Latte for the best coffee. Her biggest annoyance is the trash in the street. Her questions to the future are about inequality between Europe workers and other city residents, about cleanliness and about leaving and coming back.