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Payer des taxes fixes d'énergie même sans chauffage : ce qui est vrai
L'État consacre 20 millions d'euros par an à l'accompagnement des exilés à Calais
Integration day for new mayors of Marne
The 227 new mayors elected in March in Marne took part in an integration day with representatives of the state, a first welcomed by Franck Leroy.
Aquilino Morelle analyse la stratégie de Jean-Luc Mélenchon pour 2027
The fight of a young doctor with a disability
Recently set up in practice, Carla Magaud, a doctor with a disability, is fighting for better support for concerned future practitioners.
Carburants : l'engouement pour les kits éthanol face à la flambée des prix
Near Rouen, association grows organic vegetables for Pavilly schoolchildren
The Jardiniers pavillais will supply organic and local vegetables to Pavilly schoolchildren for school meals.
Montpellier : dérogations pour ouvrir le dimanche après les pillages et dégradations
COP31: editorial highlights indifference of French public debate
Analysis criticizes media coverage of social struggles
An article denounces the place given by television newscasts to violence rather than to the demands of social movements, and the tendency toward "prefecture journalism".
The Sarthe farmer who burned down his farm tried on appeal in Angers
The Mutualité Sociale Agricole is claiming 100,000 euros in unpaid contributions from a Sarthe farmer who set fire to his farm in 2022; the case is being heard this Monday before the Angers court of appeal.
Marcq-en-Barœul: 10 years for the Little Brothers of the Poor branch
Volunteers have been running the Little Brothers of the Poor branch in Marcq-en-Barœul for ten years.
Poll : 82 % des Français pour l'emprisonnement systématique des étrangers sous OQTF auteurs de crimes
La baisse des prix immobiliers s'amorce face à la remontée des taux
Collecte nationale des Banques alimentaires du 6 au 8 novembre
Retirement: quarters sometimes missing from career statement
Some periods of working life may not appear on the career statement, without the entitlements being lost for all that.
Karim Maloum denounces lack of difference between left and far-left
Journalist Karim Maloum believes that the left and the far-left share the will to target law enforcement.
Debate over the development of Montpellier Airport
The development of Montpellier Airport is the subject of a debate between supporters of an economic lever and opponents denouncing a climate aberration.
Christmas 2026: average budget of 581 euros per French person according to Cofidis barometer
French people maintain their budget for the Christmas meal
La Seyne-sur-Mer: closure of municipal port shop
Opened five years ago on the port of La Seyne, the municipal shop will close permanently on November 24 due to low attendance and to make savings.
Profile of Alice Rufo, Minister Delegate for the Armed Forces and Veterans
The Minister Delegate for the Armed Forces and Veterans looks back on her career and the place she has made for herself among the military, ahead of November 11.
Infant formula: EU tightens rules on cereulide
European Union member states have approved new maximum limits for the presence of the cereulide toxin in infant formula, following contaminations.
Investigation into the past of a children's center in Maine-et-Loire
An investigation looks back at the methods and corporal punishment suffered in the 1960s by children placed at La Chevalerie, near Angers, and the aftereffects for the adults concerned.
Facing warming, the Grand Ouest forest organizes to adapt
Droughts, heat and storms are weakening the forests of the Grand Ouest; foresters are organizing in the face of the announced disappearance of certain species, as in Orbec in Normandy.
Présidentielle 2027 : Édouard Philippe face au « syndrome Juppé »
Glucksmann juge que la coalition Macron-Lisnard « décrédibilise la politique »
Présidentielle : Édouard Philippe sous pression des sondages et de la primaire
The Élysée confirms the presidential election dates after the October 17 violence
In Longueau, ACC offers free checks of headlights, tires and brake fluid
In'pact asso opens a venue in Halluin to improve reception
The In'pact asso association opens a venue in downtown Halluin to improve reception of the people it supports.
Motorists converted to electric cars share their accounts
French motorists recount their switch to electric cars and the savings made, as COP31 focuses on electrification.
Prix littéraires 2026 : une moisson uniquement masculine et issue du groupe Gallimard
Nice: opposition calls for audit of high schools, Ciotti rejects 'injunctions'
Members of the opposition group 'Unis pour Nice' are calling for a building audit and urgent work in the high schools of the Nice metropolitan area. Éric Ciotti rejects the idea of proceeding 'by injunctions'.
Disneyland Paris comes to Rouen to recruit with 5,000 positions to fill
Disneyland Paris is organizing a recruitment session in Rouen to fill 5,000 positions, a first in Normandy.
A 24-year-old from Valenciennes launches a secure real estate classifieds site
A young entrepreneur from Valenciennes creates a peer-to-peer real estate listings platform, presented as secure.
The Senate votes on the Corsica autonomy bill
Five key stories from Eure, November 1–7, 2026
A roundup of news from Eure, notably marked by the diversion of a Dublin-Rome flight to Évreux Air Base after a bomb alert.
Lisieux: 161 packs of contraband cigarettes, €2,173 fine
A 25-year-old from Lisieux, intercepted with 161 packs of contraband cigarettes in his car, was sentenced to a fine of more than €2,000.
Weather in Corsica: dry and sunny with some showers
Dry and sunny weather is returning to Corsica, with sometimes overcast skies and some local showers, with highs staying around 20 degrees.
November 11: department stores open in Paris and Île-de-France
Despite the November 11, 2026 public holiday, several Paris-region retailers are keeping their opening hours, particularly in mass retail.
Calais: he assaults his ex-partner and desecrates her mother's grave
In Calais, a man assaulted his ex-partner out of resentment at no longer seeing his son and vandalized the grave of her mother.
Verdun: company tried for cutting and selling beetle-infested wood without authorization
A Meuse-based company appeared before the Verdun criminal court for having cut and sold beetle-infested wood without authorization, although regulations require these trees to be felled. The defense disputes the culpable nature of the proceedings.
A newspaper questions the role of prefects in the event of an RN victory
L'Humanité examines how prefects, whose role has evolved through circulars and decrees under Emmanuel Macron, could serve an authoritarian power in the event of the RN coming to power.
Atton: municipal councilors questioned by gendarmes after mayor's complaint
Mayor Jean-Christophe Lanno has filed a complaint against X for destruction of property at a public depot; two elected officials requested functional protection, which was rejected by the municipal council.
Where are the best-paid private-sector employees in France?
A cartographic analysis of average monthly net salaries of private-sector employees by department, with gender gaps and gaps between executives and employees.
Political party finances: 747 formations recorded in France
The number of political parties in France has exploded in recent years, reaching 747 formations, amid suspicions and the financing of the presidential campaign.
Share of French people earning more than their parents at 30 declines
The proportion of people earning at 30 incomes higher than those of their parents at the same age has fallen from 95% to 58% in France, due to the slowdown in growth.
In Melay, a remembrance project perpetuates the clandestine landing of Jean Moulin
Led by a local association, the village of Melay highlights the secret arrival of Jean Moulin in March 1943, with the restoration of a period Traction Avant to pass on this memory.
High cost of living: Charente residents travel 800 km to shop in Spain
