Events

In Lyon, fairground operators at the Vogue des marrons affected by disruptions

The fairground operators at the Vogue des marrons are suffering the consequences of the closure of public transport on Saturdays, the breakdown of metro line C, and capricious weather.

Cauterets pools heating oil orders for its residents

Faced with a 60% increase in heating oil prices over one year, the municipality of Cauterets is proposing to pool its residents' orders to negotiate better rates.

Bussières: 36-meter antenna authorized by neighboring municipality sparks anger

The authorization of a 36-meter antenna by a neighboring village has sparked anger among residents of Bussières, who intend to fight the project.

Political scientist Rémi Lefebvre analyzes the persistence of the protests

In an opinion piece, political scientist Rémi Lefebvre explains why the approach of the presidential election is not calming protesters, due to a loss of confidence in electoral democracy.

Golfech nuclear plant: three human errors behind alarms in October

The monthly report of the Golfech nuclear plant lists several technical anomalies in October 2026 due to human error, including a button pressed by mistake and deleted data.

Lys-lez-Lannoy: tenants without elevator for a year

Residents of the Le Vert Pré residence in Lys-lez-Lannoy denounce the absence of an elevator for a year and call for it to be put back into service.

Share of 'made in France' in consumption remains low

The share of products and services made in France in consumption has risen slightly but remains well below the level of fifteen years ago.

Autistic man from Dijon publishes autobiographical essay on autism

Julien Roturier, a forty-something from Dijagn diagnosed with autism two years ago, is publishing an autobiographical essay to help better understand this condition.

Courlon: house catches fire, 20 firefighters mobilized

A fire broke out in a house in Courlon, in the north of Côte-d'Or, on Thursday 29 October. Twenty firefighters responded to the scene.

Etienne Pot takes over as director general of Santé publique France

Addiction specialist Etienne Pot takes over as director general of Santé publique France, weakened by inspections and criticism, and wants to strengthen its visibility.

Series of burglaries in Pays de Bray: gendarmerie calls for vigilance

Burglaries of homes and businesses are multiplying in Pays de Bray, in Seine-Maritime, and the Neufchâtel gendarmerie is calling for caution.

Fère-Champenoise: Run and Bike presents €3,000 to L'Oasis de l'espoir

At its general meeting, the Run and Bike association of Fère-Champenoise presented a check for €3,000 to L'Oasis de l'Espoir, which supports Charcot disease patients.

Toulon: Saint-Roch school rehabilitation enters second phase

The rehabilitation work on Saint-Roch elementary school, west of Toulon, continues with renovation of the upper part of the establishment.

Frayssinet-le-Gélat: town hall launches winter guinguette evenings against isolation

In this village in the Lot department with fewer than 400 inhabitants, the municipality and the Lou Galoupayre association are organizing monthly guinguette evenings to break isolation, particularly in winter.

Marigny-le-Châtel: two creative workshops at the library in November

Marigny-le-Châtel municipal library is offering a "Paper Poetry" workshop on November 16 and a felt workshop on November 25, 2026.

In Gironde, residents accept living in flood zones

In Arveyres, on the banks of the Dordogne, residents defend their choice to continue living in a flood zone despite February floods, banking on a known and manageable risk.

Rexecode study highlights French companies' net margins among the lowest in Europe

Rexecode explains that the stability of the gross margin rate since 1990 is misleading: French companies' net margins are declining and rank among the lowest in Europe.

Rochebin Soir, Tuesday, November 3, 2026

In the November 3, 2026 edition: Jordan Bardella's statements on police and benefits, an LCI poll on the presidential election, and the situation of Donald Trump.

Martinique: strike at the Assier estate for the reinstatement of a dismissed employee

Since October 31, employees at the Assier estate, in Le Lorrain, have been on strike to contest the dismissal of a colleague, with no agreement reached to date.

Insee: one in two Corsica residents born outside the island

According to an Insee study published on November 3, 45% of the 355,500 inhabitants of Corsica counted in 2023 were not born on the island.

Champagne winemakers face the appellation's figures

A profile of Champagne winemakers confronted with the 8,800-hectare limit set by the Comité Champagne and the personal life trade-offs involved in growing their houses.

French Polynesia: 18 months in prison after seizure of cannabis and cash in Faa'a

Gendarmes and the Mutoi (customs police) seized hundreds of cannabis plants, ice, and nearly 500,000 CFP francs in cash from a private residence in Faa'a. The individual was sentenced to 18 months in prison.

Carmaux: RN sympathizer convicted for racist insults against former candidate

An RN list regular has been sentenced to a fine and a ban on contacting his victim for a racist message addressed to a former Carmaux candidate, in the Tarn.

Marseille fireman gives testimony after attack on his truck

A month after a fire engine was set alight during a high school students' demonstration in Marseille, a naval firefighter testifies about the assault he suffered and its consequences.

Driver freed from wreckage after accident in Fougères

A man lost control of his unlicensed car in Fougères (Ille-et-Vilaine) and became trapped inside the vehicle; firefighters had to free him from the wreckage.