Events

20H Rochebin of Tuesday, November 3, 2026

On the 20H Rochebin agenda: insecurity and riots, difficulties with OQTF expulsions, Trump and the US presidential election, Bardella's statement.

A 45th shared composting unit installed in Rivery

Amiens Métropole is preparing to install its 45th shared composting unit, on Laennec Street in Rivery, intended to manage organic waste for around forty households.

Baby-boomer inheritance: risk of falling real estate prices in 1,000 towns

A study covering 1,000 municipalities anticipates an influx of properties from baby-boomer inheritances over fifteen years, potentially disrupting the local real estate market.

In Masnières, the Café de l'Escaut has regained its regulars

The Café de l'Escaut in Masnières in the Nord department has regained its clientele and is multiplying its events.

Le Havre: seven defendants on trial for drug trafficking

Seven people are standing trial at the Le Havre Correctional Court for cannabis and cocaine trafficking.

Clisson: driver acquitted for refusing to comply with police orders

A young driver accused of refusing to comply with orders from Clisson's municipal police was acquitted by the Nantes criminal court.

EDF Corsica raises awareness among elected officials and state services on hydraulic safety in Castirla

EDF Corsica organized a sensitization day at the Castirla hydroelectric power plant on risks associated with hydraulic structures: floods, dam failure, and flow variations.

Reims: swimmer suffers cardiac arrest at Talleyrand pool

A man in his fifties, a regular at the Talleyrand pool in Reims, suffered a cardiac episode in the swimming pool.

Beuzeville: gendarmerie barracks named after resistor Bernard Picoult

The Beuzeville gendarmerie barracks now bears the name of resistor Bernard Picoult, in the presence of his family and local residents.

Roquebrune-Cap-Martin launches a cleanliness campaign

The Roquebrune-Cap-Martin municipality is launching an awareness campaign and a practical guide in response to the 310 tonnes of waste collected each year.

Vosges: man dressed as a Ku Klux Klan member on Halloween shocks residents

In Granges-Aumontzey, a man wandered around on Halloween evening dressed as a member of the Ku Klux Klan carrying a flaming torch. Witnesses were deeply shocked, one week after a racist attack in the Paris region.

In Coutouvre, town hall launches group heating oil order for residents

The municipality of Coutouvre, in the Loire department, is organizing a group order of domestic heating oil to negotiate a rate close to 1.70 euros per liter and ease residents' heating bills.

Fabien Roussel opens up about his stepson's MMA career

PCF National Secretary Fabien Roussel spoke out about the sporting career of his stepson, a mixed martial arts fighter.

Saint-Sauveur-Villages: village loses its three bakeries in 18 months

The municipality in the Manche department has no bakery left after three closures in less than two years; residents and elected officials are seeking a solution.

Halloween celebrated in Marolles-lès-Bailly

Children from Marolles-lès-Bailly paraded in costume for Halloween and visited residents in search of candy.

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.

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.

Shortage of dermatologists: long waiting times across France

France is facing a shortage of dermatologists, with only three practitioners per 100,000 inhabitants and entire departments lacking any, making it very difficult to secure appointments.

Four years of underwater research on the wrecks of Operation Dynamo in Dunkirk

A review of four years of underwater research conducted on the wrecks of Operation Dynamo, off the coast of Dunkirk, is presented. Scientists are documenting the conservation status of these remains.

Romilly-sur-Seine: an afternoon of awareness-raising on social networks at the MJC

The Romilly-sur-Seine MJC hosted a theatrical performance on October 29, 2026, aimed at guiding young people in their use of social media.

Mass fish die-off in the port of Caen

Numerous fish (bream, mullet, carp) were found dead in the port of Caen, an unusual phenomenon that raises questions about its origin.

Creuse: a fireplace fire destroys a house, three residents rehoused

An accidental fire, originating from a fireplace, severely damaged a home in Creuse on November 3, 2026. The three occupants were rehoused with no injuries reported.

Côtes-d'Armor: resident sentenced for assaulting two officials with a rake

In La Motte, near Loudéac, a woman was sentenced to eight months in prison, suspended, for assaulting two local officials with a rake.

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.