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Blérancourt: mayor to present municipality's "worrying" finances
The mayor of Blérancourt, Stéphane Boullon, is to present on November 13 the conclusions of the municipality's financial audit at a public meeting.
Shallow geothermal energy presented as solution against heatwaves
Shallow geothermal energy is being promoted to cool buildings in summer and heat them in winter. An alternative increasingly studied in response to high temperatures.
2027 presidential election: how candidate security is being prepared
Ahead of the 2027 presidential election, protection measures for candidates, including Marine Le Pen and Éric Zemmour, are being organized, with the mayor of Orléans saying he wants to avoid 'chaos'.
Dermatologist shortage: a patient describes his difficulties
A patient recounts having to make two hundred phone calls to get an appointment with a dermatologist, illustrating the shortage of specialists in France.
In the Boulonnais, residents committed to solidarity
Portraits of local solidarity actors in the Boulonnais, between neighborhood mutual aid and associative commitments.
Infertilité : le témoignage de Marine après dix ans d'épreuves et cinq fausses couches
Launch of the consultation on the next nitrates action programme
The consultation on the future nitrates action programme is open, in a context of tensions around agricultural water pollution.
In Nice, shopkeepers in the Libération district worry about the South Station
Faced with low attendance at the temporary exhibition and uncertainty over the theater wanted by the mayor, shopkeepers in the Libération district are worried about the decline in their business and are proposing solutions.
La tempête Charles apporte averses et rafales à Toulouse
Météo en Corse : pluie et vent, cumuls importants sur l'ouest de l'île
Acte 5 contre la vie chère : deux rassemblements annoncés à Lyon
Aytré: town hall urges vigilance after fraudulent calls
The town of Aytré warns residents against fraudulent phone calls reported in the municipality.
À Bergerac, les commerçants en difficulté après l'incendie du centre historique
New Aquitaine Business Awards: electric vehicle maker Goupil bets on electric in Lot-et-Garonne
Electric vehicle manufacturer Goupil, based in Lot-et-Garonne, is highlighted as part of the New Aquitaine Business Awards. The company claims 30,000 vehicles in circulation over 30 years.
Bastia: Nicolas Battini calls for live broadcast and translation of municipal council meetings
Nicolas Battini is calling for live broadcasting and simultaneous Corsican-French translation of Bastia municipal council meetings.
Réunion commemorates ten years since the death of Paul Vergès
Ten years after the death of Paul Vergès, which occurred on November 12, 2016, Réunion pays tribute to this emblematic figure of Réunionese political life and his legacy.
La Réunion : Jean-Hugues Ratenon resigns from the regional council
The MP Jean-Hugues Ratenon is giving up his mandate as regional councilor due to rules on the accumulation of mandates. Marcelle Puy is expected to succeed him.
Édouard Philippe : une campagne présidentielle en difficulté
Courts overturn five jackdaw culling orders in Brittany
The Rennes administrative court has overturned five orders authorizing the destruction of more than 15,000 western jackdaws, a victory for environmental groups and a setback for farmers.
Erasmus students recount their budget and housing struggles
Le blues du Made in France : les achats de produits français reculent
Les Français ont-ils seulement « l'impression » de s'appauvrir ? L'analyse d'une économiste
« Petite martyre de l'A10 » : le calvaire des enfants Touloub
Traffic information in the Lyon metropolitan area on Thursday, November 12
Update on traffic conditions on road and rail routes in the Rhône department and the Lyon metropolitan area.
A livestock farmer from Loire-Atlantique testifies to his recovery thanks to agricultural support units
A livestock farmer from Saint-Nazaire recounts having "cracked" before being helped by agricultural distress support measures, as the Prime Minister is set to detail an agricultural recovery plan.
Amiens: tribute to Cécile Jamault, figure in the cultural world
The Amiens cultural community gathered to pay tribute to Cécile Jamault, an active member of the Anti-Stress association that manages the Célestine barge.
CDG Express: final training for apprentice drivers before 2027 launch
Trainee drivers for the CDG Express shuttle are completing their final training ahead of the planned launch in early 2027 between Paris and Charles-de-Gaulle Airport.
Un homme grièvement blessé après une chute à VélôToulouse sur le pont Saint-Pierre
Toulouse: 14-year-old cyclist dies after colliding with car
Triathlete Jeanne Collonge testifies after spinal cord injury
A victim of a bike crash in August 2026 while preparing for an Ironman in Sweden, French triathlete Jeanne Collonge suffers a spinal cord injury and recounts her rehabilitation.
France linksportive française blessée à l'étranger
De LFI aux militants écologistes, la gauche à l'assaut de médias et de la liberté d'expression
New car scam based on duplication of vehicle identification numbers
Fraudsters assign a vehicle the vehicle identification number (VIN) of another car legally registered abroad, a practice with serious consequences.
Chômage, climat, inégalités : les ferments de la révolte de la jeunesse
Cyberattaque des frigos : un consultant analyse la menace iranienne contre la France
Christmas market in Holnon on November 14, 2026
The municipality of Holnon is organizing its Christmas market on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Charles-Poëtte cultural center, with 25 exhibitors.
Castelnau-d'Auzan organizes funeral of Michel Meynard, forgotten for 14 years at Toulouse morgue
The body of Michel Meynard was discovered last month at the Toulouse-Rangueil morgue after fourteen years of being forgotten. With no response from the family, the mayor of Castelnau-d'Auzan is organizing the funeral.
Four Parisians launch ScrollOff, an app to reduce screen time
An app called ScrollOff, developed by four Parisians, aims to help users put down their phones. It is part of the proliferation of screen-time limiting tools.
A hamlet split by the RN2 and traversed by 18,000 vehicles per day
France, a European exception in terms of protests and riots
An analysis article on France's economic difficulties (weak growth, unemployment, deficit, debt) and the specific nature of social mobilizations in the country.
Toulon: 2025-2035 mobility plan subject to public inquiry
Toulon Métropole opens its 2025-2035 mobility plan to public inquiry starting November 12, with registers open until January 4, 2027. Residents are invited to express themselves on travel over the next ten years.
Grand Est: regional council examines budget guidelines
Priest charged with child pornography transferred to Toulouse diocese
Father Benoît Roze, former parish priest of Libourne charged with child pornography, was discreetly transferred early November to the Toulouse diocese, at his request according to the Communauté de l'Emmanuel.
Tarn-et-Garonne : un pompiste indépendant alerte sur les difficultés d'approvisionnement
In Bruay-la-Buissière, a mother recounts daily life with autism
A mother from Bruay-la-Buissière testifies to the daily difficulties linked to her child's autism and the need to constantly anticipate.
Jobbing, micro-work increasingly used to supplement income
Odd-job platforms between individuals appeal to many French people to make ends meet, despite low pay.
Drôme: farmer bets on regenerative hydrology to restore his soils
In Saint-Donat-sur-l'Herbasse, Benjamin Beaugiraud has rethought a plot of his farm using regenerative hydrology, in the face of drilling refusals and climate change.
Rhône : des agriculteurs reçoivent de lourdes factures d'eau potable après la sécheresse
Study links exclusive beer consumption to more risky behaviours
A scientific study indicates that exclusive beer drinkers accumulate more health risk behaviours than wine lovers.
Decline in departmental aid for disabled people
Recipients of the disability compensation benefit are denouncing the reduction in aid paid by their department, which is making savings on this budget.
In Toulon, cyclist numbers up by around 20%
Driven by fuel costs and new infrastructure, cyclists are increasingly numerous in Toulon.
