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Dijon: free distribution of books and posters from museums proves successful
The Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy launched a free distribution of books, posters and items from municipal museum stocks on Tuesday, October 27. Scheduled to run until November 15, the operation could end earlier due to the crowds.
Revue d'actualité du 28 octobre : mobilisation lycéenne et violences de groupuscules
Reims : les commerçants du centre-ville désertés après les manifestations
Avignon : un Irlandais condamné pour des menaces antisémites
Man arrested in Paris after making racist threats in supermarket
At Assas, students targeted by racist and sexist lists
Assas University has referred the matter to its disciplinary section after humiliating rankings targeting students; a commission is to rule in early 2027.
The inquiry commission on the October 17 violence already on the brink of failure
Le Sénat adopte en commission un amendement interdisant de manifester le visage dissimulé
Tours: young man suspected of looting H&M store on October 17
Half-moon goby identified for the first time in the Rhône
The half-moon goby, a fish native to Eastern Europe, has been identified for the first time in the Saône at the Dracé dam, in the Rhône department, and is under surveillance.
Toulon roadstead and Golden Islands Bay Contract presented
The prefect of the Var highlights the Toulon roadstead and Golden Islands Bay Contract, a tool bringing together local authorities and users to manage water sustainably; Gilles Vincent has been re-elected as its president.
Un lycéen de Saint-Denis réagit aux annonces sur Parcoursup
Rénovation des lycées : un président de région juge inutile la promesse de 4 milliards
Le remplacement de Parcoursup et les propositions du gouvernement débattus
The Cese calls for planning in the face of French demographic decline
Haribo accused of inflating prices for Halloween
Isère: food insecurity worsens, charities overwhelmed
Fish: SAS Nautilus-Food ordered to stop misleading practice
The company Nautilus-Food is ordered to stop a commercial practice likely to mislead about the species of fish marketed.
Ineligibility of Marine Le Pen: Her Lawyers Bring the Case Before the Superior Council of the Judiciary
Vitry-sur-Seine : le commissariat attaqué par des tirs de mortiers
Le commissariat de Vitry-sur-Seine a été la cible de tirs de mortiers d'artifice.
Hérault: Breeders adopt a llama to protect their herd from wolves
In Avène, in the Hérault, breeders have chosen a llama to deter wolf attacks, as the question of the predator's return continues to divide.
Albi: co-owners obtain conviction of their developer
The Toulouse Court of Appeal has upheld the civil conviction of Tarn developer Alain Prat in the case of construction defects at the Esplanade des Partisans residence in Albi, leaving him insolvent.
A sexagenarian finds her pillaged handbag on a bus shelter bench
A sexagenarian regained consciousness on the bench of a bus shelter and discovered that her handbag had been pillaged.
Youth and culture centers forced to adapt their model
Facing a decline in public funding, MJCs are reducing their activities, raising their rates, and seeking new partners to maintain their popular education missions.
Outdoor markets remain essential in 2026
Nearly 12,000 to 13,000 markets are organized every week in France and some, formerly halted, are reborn, driven by the search for low prices.
Poitiers: Henri Laborit health centre switches to geothermal heating
The Henri Laborit health centre in Poitiers is using geothermal energy to reduce its fossil fuel consumption, illustrating options for healthcare facilities to go green.
Romilly-sur-Seine: fishing association calls for volunteers
The AAPPMA of Romilly-Méry (Aube) is warning that a shortage of volunteers could prevent the renewal of its board and threaten the association with dissolution.
Permanent closure of Mondial Tissus store in La Sentinelle
The Mondial Tissus store in La Sentinelle, in the Nord, is permanently closing its doors.
Council of Ministers: Maud Bregeon speaks at press conference
Government spokesperson and Minister Delegate for Energy Maud Bregeon held her press conference following the Council of Ministers on October 28, with a heated exchange with a journalist.
Chômage en Nouvelle-Aquitaine : hausse de 4 à 5 % des inscrits à France Travail
Mélenchon calls for sovereign AI in the face of foreign data centers
Jean-Luc Mélenchon argues on X that AI investments must serve French sovereignty and denounces the presence of data centers owned by foreign interests.
Clémence Guetté announces re-filing a parliamentary inquiry commission after Trappes
Martinique: twelve months in prison for praising terrorism after the Trappes attack
Pyrénées-Atlantiques: prefecture eases water restrictions
In Louviers, bakery raises awareness for Pink October
The Aux Délices de Louviers bakery is offering pastries to raise awareness about breast cancer screening as part of Pink October.
Rocroi: forestry machine on fire in woodland, four firefighters mobilized
A forestry machine caught fire Wednesday morning in woodland in Rocroi, in the Ardennes. Four firefighters were mobilized for extinguishing and cooling.
Beaumont-de-Lomagne: conflict over church organist
In Beaumont-de-Lomagne, a dispute between the parish priest and the town hall over the handover of the church keys ends the mission of the organist appointed by the municipality.
Grenoble: 16 kg of cannabis discovered in squatted housing
A bailiff intervening as part of an eviction in a squatted social housing unit in the Grenoble metropolitan area discovered 16 kilos of cannabis in the refrigerators.
Capeb calls for VAT cut on renovation work
Bohin, needle manufacturer, takes over five sewing shops
Specializing in needle manufacturing since the 19th century, the Bohin company has taken over five fabric and haberdashery shops this year to support the sector and test its products.
Mayor of La Turballe resigns
The mayor of La Turballe, in Loire-Atlantique, announces his resignation. A court decision and a death threat are said to be behind his choice.
Daily allowances: a new calculation unfavorable to certain employees as of November 1
Mayors roll back restrictive car policies in cities
Several municipalities are reopening streets to traffic or lowering parking prices, rolling back policies limiting the place of cars in cities.
Senate votes bill on transmission of crypto data to tax authorities
The Senate has adopted a bill requiring foreign cryptocurrency platforms to transmit to the tax authorities the identity of holders and their transactions; the text is sent to the National Assembly.
Olivia Grégoire argues for redirecting French savings toward SMEs
Tasked with a mission on the sustainability of very small and small-to-medium enterprises, Olivia Grégoire is backing budget amendments to facilitate business transfers and redirect savings toward the equity of small French companies.
David Lisnard détaille son programme lors d'une interview sur CNews
Essonne : casque et gilet réfléchissant obligatoires pour les trottinettes électriques
liO bus leaves A750 and falls into a ditch near Montpellier, five lightly injured
An liO bus left the A750 and slid into a ditch on Wednesday morning in the Gignac-Montpellier direction. Five of the nine passengers were slightly injured.
Puceul: convenience store burgled and vandalized, local officials react
The API convenience store in Puceul, in Loire-Atlantique, was burgled and vandalized overnight; local officials denounced intolerable acts.
Bourges: eleven men tried for kidnappings and sequestrations of minors
Eleven men from the Lyon region are appearing before the Bourges court for three kidnappings and sequestrations of minors committed in March 2023, against a backdrop of drug debt.
