Events

Bonduelle joins Collectif En Vérité to communicate about its products

The Bonduelle group, based in the Somme and the Nord, has joined Collectif En Vérité to better communicate about the nutritional content of its products.

In Allennes-les-Marais, the citizen workshop imagines its first projects

The citizen workshop installed in Allennes-les-Marais, in the Nord, held its first meetings and begins to define its projects.

Chauvigny: son and two friends convicted for beating a family man

In Chauvigny (Vienne), a man who refused to host a party at his home was beaten up by his son and two friends. The son was sentenced to four years in prison, two to be served, and his friends to thirty months, fifteen of which are suspended.

Agirc-Arrco pensions: what changes for November 2026 payments

The schedule for supplementary Agirc-Arrco pension payments is modified for November 2026, with a shift in payment dates depending on the funds.

Dieppe: man tried for violence against his roommates

A 53-year-old man appeared before the Dieppe court for violence and death threats against his roommates and staff, following a dispute over an uncleaned microwave.

Commander Eric Bauer leaves the Abbeville police station

Seven years after his arrival, divisional commander Eric Bauer leaves his duties at the Abbeville police station in autumn 2026.

Fretin launches transport service for seniors without a vehicle

The municipality of Fretin is setting up a service for seniors without a vehicle to accompany them shopping.

CTP environnement group celebrates 100 years and changes leader

Based in Jonage, the CTP environnement group celebrates a century of activity in industrial cleaning and sludge and effluent treatment, with a new leader.

Three additional months in prison for driving a scooter under the influence of cannabis

A 37-year-old prisoner, already convicted several times, was sentenced to three additional months in prison for driving a scooter under the influence of drugs in Montoir-de-Bretagne.

Sainte-Suzanne signs Contrat de redressement outre-mer for its finances

The municipality of Sainte-Suzanne (Réunion) has signed a Contrat de redressement outre-mer (COROM) in the presence of the prefect, the DGFiP and the AFD, without being placed under trusteeship.

Cambrai: France Palestine Solidarité branch opens its doors

A branch of the France Palestine Solidarité association is opening in Cambrai, with the aim of raising awareness about the conflict in the Middle East.

Controversial meeting of Francis Lalanne and Dieudonné in Loire

A hall in Le Coteau is hosting a meeting of France Libre, Francis Lalanne's party, with Dieudonné announced to attend, sparking numerous reactions.

Mayotte: First Research Day of the Mayotte Hospital Center

The Clinical Research Unit of the Mayotte Hospital Center organized its first Research Day at the Technopôle. The State is releasing around 800,000 euros per year to support research on infectious diseases in the territory.

Isère: six artisan businesses rewarded at Artinov awards

The prefect of Isère relays the awarding of the Artinov prizes to six artisan businesses in Isère, rewarding their innovation, at a ceremony organized by the CMA Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.

2027 presidential election: what Nicolas Sarkozy suggests to his visitors

Behind-the-scenes chronicle of the presidential campaign devoted to the advice and positions of Nicolas Sarkozy conveyed to his many visitors.

2026 Prix de Flore: All-female finalist list

The Prix de Flore has unveiled its finalists, all women writers, to succeed Rebeka Warrior, the 2025 laureate.

CNRS could abandon its priorities "gender equality", "inequalities" and "discrimination"

According to the CNCDH, the CNRS could remove from its research priorities the themes of gender equality, inequalities and discrimination.

Loire: Capclo aims to protect Canadian roads from wildlife collisions

Based in Saint-Germain-Laval, Capclo develops base-mounted fencing systems for Canada, particularly for the future local TGV network.

Paris: youth worker banned from working with minors asks to resume duties

A Paris youth worker subject to a ban on working with minors is asking to resume his duties with children. The procedure is being examined by the courts.

In Réunion, contested appointment of Social Security director general

Jean-Xavier Bello took office as director general of Social Security in Réunion on October 1 despite a negative vote by administrators; his previous post in French Guiana led the prosecutor's office to open two investigations for breach of probity.

Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon: BAFA advanced training session

Six future youth leaders are taking a BAFA advanced training session in the archipelago, with practical simulations during the holidays.

Armentières: Post Office reopens after a month of work

The Armentières Post Office has reopened its doors after a month of work.

Millevaches plateau elected officials call for David Lisnard's resignation from the Association of Mayors of France

Elected officials from the Millevaches plateau are calling for David Lisnard's resignation from the presidency of the Association of Mayors of France after his remarks on "terrorist training camps".

Theft of 17 tonnes of railway sleepers in Montperreux

Between 250 and 300 wooden railway sleepers intended for extending a tourist line were stolen from wagons, with an estimated loss of 8,000 euros.

Saint-Pol : l'enseigne La Chalandise rouvre rue de Canteraine

L'enseigne La Chalandise, rue de Canteraine à Saint-Pol-sur-Ternoise, a rouvert ses portes.

Op-ed on extraterritoriality of law after arrest of Vick Ma at Roissy

An op-ed looks back at the arrest at Roissy of a Chinese marketing director at the request of Washington and argues that France should enforce its own rules in the face of US and Chinese extraterritoriality of law.

Chambéry: half a dozen shops burgled in one night

In the night of 26 to 27 October, several stores in Chambéry city centre were broken into and their tills emptied, with cameras possibly disabled by a jammer.