Events

Mythometer: The exodus of the wealthy from France deemed false

The Mythometer examines the claim that France is becoming unlivable for the rich and driving them to flee. The conclusion is that this claim is false.

Forests National Park launches participatory "Hedgehog Mission"

The Forests National Park, between Burgundy and Grand Est, is launching a citizen science operation to preserve the hedgehog, threatened with extinction.

Nice: researcher deciphers the stakes of the quantum revolution

The director of the Edhec Quantum Institute in Nice explains the expected upheavals brought by quantum technology in finance, health, logistics, and industry.

Caudry: where does the Creative Manufactures construction project stand?

An update on the progress of the Creative Manufactures construction project in Caudry.

Nord: lead poisoning screening campaign near former industrial site

The ARS is launching a lead poisoning screening campaign in two neighborhoods near Lille, where the industrial past has caused lead contamination of certain soils.

Bois-Guillaume: merchants' association relaunches and announces its first Christmas market

The merchants' association of Bois-Guillaume, dormant for several years, has been relaunched and announced the organization of its first Christmas market.

Jura: call for witnesses after disappearance of 17-year-old Manon Renaud

Manon Renaud, 17, has not been heard from since November 10 in the Jura department. Her family has issued a missing person appeal and the gendarmerie is conducting searches around Saint-Amour.

Dieppe-Le Tréport offshore wind farms: call for projects for coastal tourism

The Dieppe-Le Tréport Offshore Wind Farms group is launching a new call for tourist projects, as 62 masts are to be commissioned by the end of the year.

Analysis of inequality and wealth accumulation in France over twenty years

Content from the Inequality Observatory looks back at twenty years of wealth gaps in France and the effect of tax reforms on the modest and the ultra-rich.

Racines, a closed social network for families created by an entrepreneur from Annecy

Frédéric Rivière, a self-employed entrepreneur in Annecy, is launching Racines, a closed social networking app designed to permanently share family memories.

Coudekerque-Branche inaugurates kiosk 80 years later, November 11 at 11:11

The municipality of Coudekerque-Branche has found a kiosk, inaugurated November 11 at 11:11, 80 years after its disappearance.

Liévin: audit on roads

The city of Liévin is launching an audit on the condition of its roads.

Grenoble: The Grand Library project returns to the municipal council

During the municipal council meeting on November 10, the majority confirmed working on another site option for the Grand Library, a project launched during the Éric Piolle era and contested.

Weather forecast for Thursday, November 12, 2026

Weather forecast for Thursday, November 12, 2026 in France.

Évry: police officer corrupted by traffickers for 8,000 euros

A police officer in Évry was corrupted by drug traffickers for a sum of 8,000 euros. The case illustrates the links between crime and law enforcement in Essonne.

Amiens: consultation on Hotoie park gets underway with a petition

In Amiens, the consultation on the development of Hotoie park and the future traffic plan is provoking opposition from residents who are launching a petition.

Occitanie, second region for wealth creation between 2000 and 2023

According to a study, Occitanie is the second French region to have created the most wealth between 2000 and 2023, driven by aeronautics, space and services, despite a decline in wealth per inhabitant.

Arles: Around a hundred fixed-term contracts not renewed by the city hall

The city of Arles will not renew 57 municipal employee contracts at the end of 2026 and around 50 others in 2027, the municipality citing financial imperatives, which the opposition denounces.

Christine Lagarde warns against "fantastical visions" on leaving the EU

The president of the ECB has called on citizens not to be influenced by "fantastical visions" regarding the advantages of France leaving the European Union.

Mushroom producer Lou Légumes changes scale after buyout

Founded in 2015, Lou Légumes has become the leader in fresh mushrooms in France thanks to innovative production techniques; its acquisition by an investment fund opens up new prospects.

2026 Christmas holidays: start moved up to December 19

The 2026 Christmas holidays will begin on Saturday, December 19, a particularly early date, a first since 2022.

Gironde: the "l'École autrement" device tested by child protection services

The Centre départemental de l'enfance et de la famille de Gironde has been testing for a year a device for holding class outside the walls for children in school dropout, with encouraging first results.