Events

Toulon: cemetery access instructions for All Saints' Day

The city of Toulon is adjusting traffic and access hours at its cemeteries to facilitate visits until November 1.

Ariège: municipal order banning gatherings sparks controversy

A municipality in Ariège has issued an order banning all gatherings in a large part of the town, extending the perimeter set by the prefecture, sparking controversy over freedom of assembly.

Mantes-la-Jolie: free tutoring courses during school vacations

High school students in Mantes-la-Jolie are using the vacations to revise thanks to free tutoring courses set up by the city.

Fréjus: more than €2 million to restore Villa Aurélienne

The City of Fréjus is launching a consultation for the project management of the restoration of the Villa Aurélienne park, with a budget that has doubled in two years.

The family of Moussa, who died washing windows for Paris, awaits justice

The family of Moussa, who died washing windows for the City of Paris, is demanding justice, arguing that his safety was not ensured.

Petite-Forêt misspelled: road sign to be replaced

As the town of Petite-Forêt is misspelled on a sign, the department will have to replace it.

Nice: increased canteen pricing for unjustified absences sparks debate

The city of Nice is increasing the school canteen rate in case of unjustified absence, prompting numerous reactions and questions from parents.

Bastia: municipal immersive Corsican-language childcare for ages 3-6

The City of Bastia organized an open day at the Campanari leisure center, which offers immersive Corsican-language childcare for children aged 3 to 6.

Le Havre: the city is considering a plan for public toilets

The city of Le Havre, which still has 19 public urinals, is planning a plan to improve access to public toilets and prevent incivilities.

Paris: temporary worker wins case but not the permanent contract sought

A temporary worker for the City of Paris for nearly ten years won his case in court but did not obtain the permanent contract (CDI) he was seeking.

A 1,000 m² dog park opens in Argenteuil

The municipality of Argenteuil (Val-d'Oise) opened in mid-October a 1,000 m² enclosed area for dogs, with a water point and obstacle course, a first for the city.

Lille: will the city validate the MEL charging stations?

The city of Lille must rule on validating the electric vehicle charging stations installed by the metropolis.

Troyes launches call for applications to become neighborhood council member

The city of Troyes is opening applications to become a neighborhood council member, a system existing since 2009 intended to foster dialogue between elected officials, residents and local actors. Applications are open until mid-November.

Eu: city puts East wing of Hôtel-Dieu and two houses up for sale

The Eu municipal council has approved the sale of the East wing of the Hôtel-Dieu as well as two half-timbered and brick houses owned by the municipality.

Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf launches three weeks of action against domestic violence

The City of Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf is extending its prevention actions against violence against women over three weeks, including men, ahead of November 25, 2026.

La Madeleine wants to track dog droppings via DNA

After Saint-Omer, the city of La Madeleine is introducing a canine passport and identification of droppings by the animal's DNA to combat dog droppings.

The University of Le Mans outlines its future eco-campus

The University of Le Mans is working on a more sustainable, greener campus open to the city, according to Le Maine Libre.

In Roubaix, a participatory magazine created by residents

Residents of Roubaix are launching Recto-Verso, a participatory magazine aimed at the city's inhabitants.

Ajaccio: the municipal majority launches a permanent assistance device in the neighborhoods

The municipal majority of Ajaccio presents the "La Voix des quartiers" device, with monthly permanencies in the ten sectors of the city from November. The aim is to bring elected officials and residents closer together.

Valenciennes: preferential parking rate for healthcare workers starting in 2027

The city of Valenciennes plans to apply from January 1, 2027 a preferential parking rate for healthcare personnel.

Partial unemployment and Covid: administrative court rules in favor of City of Cannes

The Nice administrative court ruled in favor of the Cannes municipality, which was contesting the State's refusal to grant a partial unemployment allowance to employees of the Pierre-Canto port and municipal parking lots during the Covid crisis.

Annecy raises awareness of seismic risk on National Resilience Day

On the occasion of National Resilience Day, the city of Annecy recalls the need to prepare for and raise awareness of seismic risk, thirty years after a significant earthquake.

Besançon celebrates the centenary of resistance fighter Henri Fertet, executed at age 16

The city of Besançon commemorates the 100th anniversary of the birth of Henri Fertet, a resistance fighter executed at age 16.

Grenoble: administrative court annuls city's orders against returning people to the street

The Grenoble administrative court has again ruled against the municipality of Éric Piolle regarding its orders against returning expelled people to the street.

Critical flaw in a web software component: City of Paris websites closed as a precaution

A critical flaw affects an essential web software component, forcing emergency updates on millions of websites. Several City of Paris websites have been closed as a precaution.

Île Seguin: Boulogne-Billancourt must absorb 165 million euros of deficit

Following the appeals, the city of Boulogne-Billancourt will have to absorb 165 million euros of deficit linked to the development of Île Seguin.