Events

Nighttime intrusion at Bosc-Féré estate in Eure

An intrusion was reported overnight at the Bosc-Féré estate, in Le Thuit-de-l'Oison (Eure), on November 8, 2026; alerted by the owners, the gendarmes intervened.

French Table Tennis Federation victim of new cyberattack

The French Table Tennis Federation was targeted for the second time in just over a year by a cyberattack. Stolen personal data has been put up for sale, with the body urging its licensees to remain vigilant.

Gouzeaucourt: youth municipal team wants to bring new ideas

In Gouzeaucourt, in the Nord department, a youth municipal team has been installed and wishes to carry new ideas for the municipality.

Bar-le-Duc: warning against SMS solicitation

Residents of Bar-le-Duc received an SMS offering to turn their roof into a source of income; the municipality warns against this commercial solicitation.

In Sillery, new community café opens to bring population together

A community café run by a local association opens in the town center of Sillery, with hours still to be defined according to volunteers.

AI-generated fake fashion sites impersonate brands to scam customers

Scammers use artificial intelligence to reproduce brand websites such as Max Mara, Jonak or Polène to dupe buyers, a phenomenon worrying the sector.

In Nantes, 18-year-old motorcyclist and passenger hospitalized after accident

Two 18-year-olds were taken to Nantes University Hospital, one in serious condition, after a motorcycle accident on Sunday, November 8.

Seniors' meal in Bercenay-en-Othe

The municipality of Bercenay-en-Othe organized its traditional seniors' meal, a sharing moment for the village's seniors.

Anne Tuaillon re-elected president of France Palestine Solidarité

Anne Tuaillon was re-elected on 8 November to the presidency of the France Palestine Solidarité association, which has 7,500 members, to continue the work undertaken.

Debate on journalist sorting and freedom to inform

An op-ed revisits the recurring practice of sorting journalists by the political world, deemed worrying for freedom to inform.

Saint-Denis: Bally Bagayoko welcomes the ousting of Frontières journalists

The LFI mayor of Saint-Denis welcomed the targeting of Frontières journalists who came to cover a rally against "police repression" in his municipality.

Brittany joins a pilot lung cancer screening program

While November is devoted to tobacco prevention, the main factor in lung cancer, a pilot screening program is arriving in Brittany to detect the disease at an early stage.

Electric cars: insurance prices soar

Driven by more than 40% of new registrations last month, electric cars are seeing the cost of their insurance rise sharply, an expense item that weighs on motorists.

Op-ed to reform the law on compensation for rape victims

Two female lawyers are calling for a change in the law so that rape victims recognized by the courts can obtain redress for their harm.

Locquirec: house completely destroyed by fire

A house was completely destroyed by flames on Saturday, November 7 in Locquirec, in Finistère.

Montauban: trial over 19,000 hours of undeclared work

An agricultural service provider and a fruit grower from Albias are appearing before the Montauban criminal court for undeclared work.

European Waste Reduction Week from November 21 to 29

European Waste Reduction Week will take place from November 21 to 29, coordinated in France by Ademe, with events across the country.

Warning over non-compliant devices sold on marketplaces ahead of Black Friday

A test of hair dryers sold online reveals that a quarter of the devices overheat, prompting caution ahead of Black Friday promotions.

Garéoult: municipal hall named in tribute to former deputy mayor

The exhibition hall at Garéoult town hall will bear the name of a former local official involved in community life.

Return of 2,000 sheep to the farm after transhumance in Mons-Boubert

After seven months spent in the bay, the flock of sheep from Mons-Boubert is returning to the farm for the winter, a key moment of the year for the shepherdess and the operation.

Nine tumor cases reported in children treated with Zolgensma

Novartis says it has received nine reports of tumors in patients treated with Zolgensma since 2019, with patients remaining under monitoring.

Hiker rescued at 2,500 meters altitude in -12°C in the Alps

A young hiker was rescued at 2,500 meters altitude in the Alps as temperatures reached -12°C. Her companion had gone down without her.

Réunion: twenty agricultural organizations challenge membership in the National Park

After the FDSEA, a front of twenty agricultural organizations denounces the conditions for membership of Le Tampon and L'Entre-Deux in the National Park charter, facing director Alexis Chaussalet.

La Chapelle-Saint-Luc renews its low-cost outings for the winter holidays

The Active Holidays program of the City of La Chapelle-Saint-Luc, run with social housing partners, offers low-cost outings to residents, particularly from the Chantereigne neighborhood.

Rouen: reckless driver stopped gives false identity to police

On Friday, November 6, 2026, a reckless driver stopped in Rouen attempted to give a false identity to police, who were not fooled.

Lipedema: the medical odyssey of women suffering from "stilt legs disease"

Long little-known, lipedema causes abnormal fat accumulation in the limbs and a medical odyssey for many women, due to lack of curative treatment.

Bruyères-et-Montbérault cycling association inaugurates new premises

The AC bruyéroise presented its members and local officials with the new premises made available by the municipality, a double bungalow.

Haute-Loire: Missing man found dead in Loire river

Reported missing the day before, a man was found dead early in the morning in the Loire river after searches conducted by gendarmes from the COB de Costaros.

Refurbishment of Saint-Éloi church parking lot from November 16

The Saint-Éloi church parking lot will undergo renovation work starting November 16, with consequences for parking and local traffic.

Grand Palais dedicates exhibition to Cézanne, 120 years after his death

A review looks back at the Cézanne exhibition at the Grand Palais, which highlights the painter's Provençal roots as a source of his modernity.

Rosières-près-Troyes: illuminated pedestrian crossings put into service

Resulting from the 2026 participatory budget, illuminated pedestrian crossings are now in service in front of the school and gymnasium in Rosières-près-Troyes.