Events

Forty-four years after John's disappearance, his mother makes an appeal

The mother of a child who disappeared 44 years ago makes a final appeal to find out where her son is. The case remains unsolved.

Hérault: new mobilization by opponents to a lithium prospecting project

Residents of northern Hérault are contesting a lithium prospecting permit application filed by a Norwegian company and are calling for a public consultation.

Restaurant dedicated to raclette to open in Sedan

A restaurant specializing in raclette is set to open on Philippoteaux Avenue in Sedan in early January 2027, in the premises of a former closed Asian restaurant.

Parempuyre: Estelle Bloch leaves the municipal opposition and creates her own group

Opposition councillor Estelle Bloch officially breaks with Jennifer Michalak's team and announces the creation of the "All Actors for Parempuyre" group.

Reims: Opposition denounces a "hidden budgetary drift" regarding the footbridge and museum

Socialist councillor Éric Quénard criticizes the management of cost overruns for the Reims footbridge and Museum of Fine Arts, following a video by Mayor Arnaud Robinet detailing the costs.

Cancer: Professor Khayat highlights prevention

Oncologist David Khayat presents a book on preventive measures, noting that 40% of cancers could be avoided.

Brest: trial for the attack on Lens supporters opens

The trial for the attack on Lens supporters after a match in Brest is scheduled to take place this Monday.

Dieppe: RN deputy Patrice Martin's constituency office tagged

The constituency office of National Assembly deputy Patrice Martin of the Rassemblement National in Seine-Maritime's 6th constituency was tagged on November 3, 2026, an act denounced as a "call to murder".

Mayenne: an EHPAD produces a video for Christophe Maé before his concert in Laval

The EHPAD de l'Oriolet in Soulgé-sur-Ouette has produced a clip featuring songs by Christophe Maé, whose aunt by marriage is a resident, ahead of his concert in Laval.

An inter-agency inspection mission proposes simplifying school building standards

The IGA-IGF-Igedd mission has issued seventeen recommendations to simplify the standards applicable to school buildings, particularly regarding climate adaptation and accessibility.

Fécamp: two injured in apartment fire, 47 firefighters mobilized

An apartment fire on Paul-Vasselin Street in Fécamp left two injured and mobilized 47 firefighters overnight.

Voyeurism at Coco-plage: a jogger alerts women

A young woman from the Pays de Sillé says she was a victim of voyeurism at Coco-plage and is calling for vigilance.

Manuel Valls calls to "change everything" in France-overseas territories relationship

In a book to be published on November 4, former overseas minister Manuel Valls calls for an "urgent and total redefinition" of the relationship between France and its twelve overseas territories.

Pluvigner: new appeal against the Terr'Océan shopping centre examined in Rennes

On November 2, the administrative court of Rennes examined a new appeal by opponents to the Terr'Océan shopping centre project in Pluvigner (Morbihan).

Roubaix: father tried for the second time in a month for domestic violence

A young father appeared in court for the second time in a month for domestic violence in Roubaix, following a complaint from a neighbour.

Le Perreux-sur-Marne : un lycéen blessé après avoir été frappé au marteau par un camarade

Au Perreux-sur-Marne, un lycéen a été victime d'une commotion cérébrale après avoir été frappé à coups de marteau par un camarade.

Alsace: The European Collectivity encourages dialogue on access to forests

In response to the increasing number of access bans, the European Collectivity of Alsace calls on forest owners and users for dialogue, refusing to close nature off to people.

Ille-et-Vilaine: The marital ordeal of a woman placed under guardianship

A woman placed under guardianship in Ille-et-Vilaine reports having been insulted, beaten, pushed naked out of a window, and targeted with a BB gun by her partner.

Meuse: Gendarmerie warns about fake calendar sellers

Gendarmes in the Meuse department are calling for vigilance against scammers who go door-to-door selling calendars at the end of the year.

Return of Asian ladybugs in homes in autumn

With the arrival of autumn, Asian ladybugs seek dry shelters in houses to spend the winter, prompting caution.

Pyrenees: desman threatened by hydroelectric project in Bedous

Environmental associations are concerned about the effects of a hydroelectric project on the Pyrenean desman in Bedous, in Béarn. The Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal is set to rule on November 3.

A researcher denounces the 'migratoscepticism' of the left

Sébastien Thiéry believes that a part of the left refuses to look at the scale of future migrations and calls for a more ambitious reception policy.

Saint-Brieuc: unlimited strike by SAMU doctors

Since November 2, emergency physicians at the Saint-Brieuc SAMU have been on an unlimited strike to denounce a surge in calls and a degraded system.