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.

Internet users say they avoid city centers on mobilization Saturdays

Following a call for testimonies by Sudouest.fr, internet users say they are abandoning downtown businesses on demonstration Saturdays, while calling for support during the week.

Swarm of more than 700 microearthquakes recorded in eastern Puy-de-Dôme

For ten days, more than 700 small earthquakes have been occurring near Ambert, in the Livradois-Forez regional natural park, several of which have been felt by the population.

Burgundy-Franche-Comté: 17,000 fewer high school students expected by 2040

According to an INSEE study, the region could lose nearly one high school student in five by 2040, i.e. 17,000 fewer pupils, due notably to the decline in births.

Riots after Nahel's death: who paid for the repairs?

A look back at the cost of the 2023 urban violence, estimated at nearly one billion euros, affecting 672 municipalities, with 12,000 vehicles set on fire and 2,500 buildings damaged.

Bandol: acquittals after trial over selfie with deceased nursing home resident

Three former employees of a Bandol nursing home were tried before the Toulon criminal court over a selfie taken with a deceased resident. They were fully or partially acquitted.

Évreux: 36 months in prison for cocaine dealer

In Évreux, a cocaine dealer spotted thanks to an anonymous call was sentenced to 36 months in prison, 18 months suspended, after the seizure of 40,000 euros in cash.

Port-Louis (Guadeloupe): restaurant employee seriously injured, two convicted

A restaurant employee was attacked by five people and seriously injured in the eye at Port-Louis; three defendants were convicted, two with electronic tagging.

Nancy: 15-year-old driver detained after police chase

A 15-year-old teenager lost control of his vehicle after a 10-kilometer police chase in Nancy, before being detained on foot.

A capybara arrives at Asson Zoo in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques

A female capybara entered Asson Zoo (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) on Saturday, October 24, and will be joined by a fellow capybara in November.

Dijon: childminder to stand trial on November 5 for violence against children

Six families accuse a childminder of violence against their children (insults, beatings, strangulation, cigarette burns). She will stand trial on November 5, 2026, before the Dijon court.

World War I shell explodes in Moselle

A World War I shell exploded in Moselle on Wednesday after passing through a brush cutter. About thirty firefighters and bomb disposal experts intervened, with no injuries.

In Jumel, the solidarity café of the association Graine de liens reopens

The Graine de liens association in Jumel (Somme) is reopening its solidarity café, open on the last Friday of every month from 6 to 9 p.m.

Homeless man detained in Rouen for bar thefts

A 27-year-old man was detained on the evening of October 28 in Rouen for thefts committed in bars in the neighborhood. He attempted to escape.

Liévin: functional protection granted to mayor and deputy mayor and her son

In Liévin, functional protection has been granted to the mayor as well as to a deputy mayor and her son.

Strasbourg: 230,000 CTS customers victims of data theft

The Compagnie des transports strasbourgeois reveals a data exfiltration affecting around 230,000 customer accounts. No banking information was leaked, according to the company.

Clandestine immigration network charging tens of thousands of euros dismantled

The National Police announces the dismantling by OLTIM of a network that illegally brought more than 50 people into France, for tens of thousands of euros per person.

Examination at the National Assembly of the comprehensive bill against sexist and sexual violence

The comprehensive bill against sexist and sexual violence is being examined this Thursday, October 29, at the National Assembly. A collective of personalities criticizes the still too limited management of psychotrauma for adults.

Béthune: hairdresser suspected of breach of trust finally acquitted

A Béthune hairdresser, prosecuted for breach of trust, has been acquitted by the courts.

Lucas Larivée's appeal trial set for February in Limoges

The appeal trial of Lucas Larivée, accused of the murder and rape of Justine Vayrac, will take place from February 4 to 12 before the Haute-Vienne court of appeals in Limoges, after a 30-year sentence at first instance.

Limoges: call for witnesses after hit-and-run that struck a scooter

Limoges police are seeking witnesses after an accident that occurred on October 24 on Louis-Goujaud quay, where a black Peugeot 5008 struck an electric scooter before fleeing.

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.

Anasse Kazib mocks government's "young bureaucrats"

On social media, Anasse Kazib criticizes young officials who attend ministerial meetings while calling them a farce, and casts doubt on announcements by Macron and Nunez.

Gendarmerie calls for vigilance against burglaries in Boulonnais

The Boulonnais Gendarmerie alerts the population to a surge in burglaries and calls for vigilance.

New complaint against RN deputy José Beaurain for malicious denunciation

The League for the Defense of Republican Values announces it has filed a complaint against Aisne RN deputy José Beaurain for malicious denunciation, denouncing judicial pressure against the press.

Rennes: prison sentence requested on appeal against Ploërmel resident

The prosecutor general of the Rennes court of appeal has requested a prison sentence against a Ploërmel resident accused of raping his partner, who had been acquitted at first instance.

Six months before the presidential election, wait-and-see attitude among small business bosses reaches record highs

According to an Ifop-Fiducial barometer, more than three-quarters of heads of very small enterprises are delaying their investments due to political and economic instability. Uncertainty linked to the 2027 presidential election is highlighted.

Fnade wants to make extended producer responsibility a lever for reindustrialization

Fnade argues that extended producer responsibility sectors should benefit French industrialists, via the proximity principle and support for French recycling sectors.