Events

Fire breaks out at EIN company in Caudry

A fire broke out at the EIN company, located in the industrial zone of Caudry, in the Nord department.

Alert on Respreeza medication (alpha-1-antitrypsin)

Security information intended for hospital pharmacists signals a risk of inability to administer and infection linked to damage to the integrity of the Respreeza vial.

Chambéry: several vehicles and mobile homes set on fire overnight

Overnight from November 7 to 8, thirteen firefighters responded on Rue des Combes, in the Chambéry-le-Haut district, to extinguish a fire involving four vehicles, a heavy goods vehicle, and three mobile homes.

Awakening to music at the Saint-Exupéry school group in Noës-près-Troyes

The Noës-près-Troyes Municipal Music School visited pupils at the Saint-Exupéry school group for a musical awakening session.

Rotary clubs of Charleville and Sedan receive their Dutch counterparts

About forty members of the Alkmaar Rotary club were hosted at the fortress of Sedan on November 5, 2026, by the Charleville Arduinna and Sedan clubs.

In the Côte des Blancs, the daily life of a champagne bottle transporter

Report with Lionel Smith, a champagne bottle transporter from the Transvins depot in Pierry, who discusses a difficult economic situation.

Hugo Travers publishes educational graphic novel on the Élysée and the Fifth Republic

Five months ahead of the presidential election, journalist Hugo Travers, founder of Hugo Décrypte, is publishing an educational graphic novel on the behind-the-scenes workings of the Élysée and the presidents of the Fifth Republic.

Chambéry: part of Cassine roadwork project had to be demolished

In the neighborhood behind Chambéry station, a new section of the Cassine roadwork project was demolished. The project owner cites adjustments to improve traffic flow between Chambéry and the VRU.

Borgo: 70 students take on business creation challenge

Seventy students from KEDGE Corsica and Amparà Méditerranée took part in the first edition of the IMPRESA entrepreneurial challenge in Borgo. Divided into 14 teams, they presented their projects before a jury.

Toulouse: transporter tried for insult after sending a drawing to the municipal police

A transporter from Merville is prosecuted for insulting a person holding public authority after sending a satirical drawing from "Tom and Jerry" to the municipal police. He is referred to the Toulouse court.

Two new charges on water bills in 2027

The Vitry, Champagne et Der community of communes reviewed the amounts of the charges for the performance of drinking water and sanitation networks, which will appear on bills in 2027.

Vitry-sur-Seine: rowdy public meeting on incinerator project

The consultation on the contested non-recyclable waste incinerator project in Vitry-sur-Seine, intended to decarbonize Paris's urban heating network, ended with a rowdy and curtailed public meeting. Opponents denounce a polluting infrastructure imposed by the capital on the suburbs.

Wedding fair moves to Faucon Castle in Donchery

The wedding fair usually held in Charleville-Mézières took up residence at Faucon Castle in Donchery on November 7 and 8.

Toulouges: a millennium-old crypt discovered under Sainte-Marie church

Archaeologists have uncovered beneath Toulouges' Sainte-Marie church a 11th-century crypt filled since the 1960s, which will be enhanced for the millennium of the 1027 Peace of God truce.

Château-Thierry: streets closed for Autumn Fair on November 7 and 8

The Château-Thierry Autumn Fair returns on November 7 and 8, 2026, with a flea market on Saturday and street closures for motorists.

Winners of Brignoles library literary prizes announced

The Brignoles library awarded its 2026 literary prizes to Sonia Devillers and Kristina Gorcheva-Newberry, at an edition marked by strong participation.

Vitry-le-François hospital opens day hospitalization service

The Vitry-le-François hospital center has established a day hospitalization service for follow-up and rehabilitation care, available upon medical prescription.

Mélanie-Antoinette de Massy made honorary citizen of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin

The municipal council of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin unanimously voted to award Mélanie-Antoinette de Massy, president of the Monte-Carlo Country Club, the distinction of honorary citizen.

Head of news at TF1 and LCI defends his editorial teams

Thierry Thuillier, head of news at TF1 and LCI, states that his editorial teams are 'for debate, not for brawling', in a context of criticism against the media.

Tours-sur-Marne media library renamed after Catherine Hermary-Vieille

The Tours-sur-Marne media library becomes the Hermary-Vieille cultural space, named after the writer, and will be inaugurated on 17 April 2027.

In Arras, an animal mediation dog enters Savary-Ferry high school

Savary-Ferry high school in Arras is experimenting with animal mediation with Prada, an Australian shepherd dog, to calm students.

The Corsican Assembly approves the acquisition of a portrait of Pasquale Paoli for 320,000 euros

The Corsican Assembly voted by a large majority to acquire a full-length portrait of Pasquale Paoli painted in 1768 by Henry Benbridge, for 320,000 euros after negotiation.

Ry, near Rouen, opens the Christmas market season

For the third consecutive year, the municipality of Ry, east of Rouen, is inaugurating the Christmas market season on Saturday, November 7, with some twenty exhibitors from Normandy.

In Amiens, Tolkka plant-based cooking workshops

Marine Moser runs Tolkka plant-based cooking workshops at the Biocoop in Rivery, near Amiens, to cook without meat or fish.

Post-baccalaureate forum on November 17 in Draguignan: 1,900 students expected

The post-baccalaureate guidance forum will be held on November 17, 2026 at the Saint-Exupéry complex in Draguignan, with 1,900 students expected and a presentation of Parcoursup.

Verdun: Sophie Binet and Marylise Léon brought together for a day on trade unionism and peace

The CGT and CFDT organized a day of conferences on trade unionism and peace at the World Peace Center in Verdun, bringing together their general secretaries and European activists.

Immigration: key data to inform the debate ahead of 2027

An analysis presents data on the reception and stay of immigrants and foreigners in France, as immigration is a divisive issue between parties ahead of the presidential election.

Guadeloupe: 14-year-old teenager Clauryana found safe and sound

Clauryana, 14, who left her home on October 24 in Petit-Bourg and was the subject of an investigation into a worrying disappearance, has been found safe and sound according to gendarmes.

The 59th Airbus A220 of Air France named after Sanary-sur-Mer

An Airbus A220 with 148 seats from the Air France fleet has been named after the Var commune of Sanary-sur-Mer and made its first commercial flight on October 31.