Events

Nice: the gatekeeper's house and Gairaut waterfall to be renovated

The Gairaut waterfall tourist site in Nice will benefit from a renovation operation of around one million euros, with work scheduled to begin in less than a year and completion in 2027.

Rhône prefect warns of possible transport disruptions in Lyon

Rhône prefect Etienne Guyot says transport disruptions are possible due to several events scheduled in Lyon (wine fair, wrestling, LOU match, concert).

Stéphane Ravier publishes an op-ed titled “LFI, France Intoxicated”

Senator Stéphane Ravier signs an op-ed in Valeurs actuelles accusing La France insoumise of being the source of political and intellectual chaos.

Mayor of Revin placed under functional protection after insults and threats

Cédric Jagielski, mayor of Revin, has benefited from functional protection since October 6, 2026, after filing a complaint and threats made against him.

Conjugal Violence Victim Kept Records of Abuse on a USB Drive

A woman victim of violence at the hands of her husband maintained a record of the blows she suffered, stored on a USB drive, added to the judicial file.

Pignans: first assessment of the Cœur du Var reuse center

Three months after the opening of the Pignans reuse center, elected officials from Cœur du Var have drawn up a positive assessment and are considering opening a second facility.

French industrial producer prices accelerate in September

In September 2026, French industrial producer prices increase by 1.7 percent month-on-month and 8.2 percent year-on-year.

Charles Rodwell calls for a reduction in social spending, criticizing the left and the National Rally

Charles Rodwell, EPR MP for Yvelines, said it was necessary to reduce social spending, accusing the left and the National Rally of refusing to do so.

Sunny All Saints' weekend in Côte-d'Or

The All Saints' weekend is expected to be sunny in Côte-d'Or, with still cool mornings and conditions favorable for outings.

New housing planned at the Rond-Point housing estate in Marles-les-Mines

A project for new housing is announced at the Rond-Point housing estate in Marles-les-Mines.

Bison Futé: Friday, October 30 classified orange on the roads

Bison Futé expects many trips on Friday, October 30 in both directions, linked to the last weekend of the All Saints' holidays and All Saints' Day.

The Coul'Heures d'Automne street art festival in Antibes focuses on recycling paint waste

The 7th edition of the Coul'Heures d'Automne festival in Antibes highlights paint recycling, equipment reuse and short supply chains to make street art more eco-responsible.

Slight rise in enrollments and graduates in paramedical training programs in 2025

According to data from the Ministry of Health, first-year enrollments in paramedical training programs are increasing, by up to nearly 10% in some fields, compared with 2024.

Repeat burglaries on Rue d'Antrain in Rennes

Several businesses on Rue d'Antrain in Rennes were burglarized in late October, recalling thefts committed during the summer and worrying shopkeepers.

In Pamiers, residents denounce heavy truck traffic

On Avenue du Jeu du Mail in Pamiers, residents are complaining about the nuisances caused by heavy car and truck traffic at the entrance to the municipality.

Réunion: new sorting line worth 13 million euros at Le Port

A new sorting line was inaugurated at Le Port, in Réunion, with more than 13 million euros invested, increasing the annual processing capacity from 7,200 to 800 additional tonnes per year.

The difficult diagnosis of Munchausen syndrome by proxy

An article on the difficulties of detecting Munchausen syndrome by proxy, often invisible for a long time.

Funeral ceremonies increasingly personalized

A report illustrates the growing personalization of funeral ceremonies in France, between chosen music and entertainment inspired by the deceased's tastes.

Loire-Atlantique: driver intercepted at 218 km/h

Loire-Atlantique gendarmes intercepted a driver at 218 km/h on a road limited to 110. Driving licence suspended and vehicle impounded.

Nîmes: woman in her forties tried for multiple offenses

A woman with an intellectual disability appeared before the Nîmes criminal court for numerous offenses, her psychiatric condition at the heart of the debates.

Chemistry Nobel: reactions in Strasbourg after Henri Kagan is honored

The awarding of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry to French researcher Henri Kagan has prompted reactions in Strasbourg, where his work finds an echo.

Hautes-Pyrénées: A64 speed camera among most feared

Installed on the A64 on the Capvern descent, the Lutilhous speed camera records thousands of flashes each year.

Tarn: retiree denied medical taxi forced to drive

An octogenarian from Tarn suffering from a serious eye disease is no longer entitled to reimbursement for his medical taxi trips and must drive himself.

Gers: school meal prices maintained in 2027

The Gers departmental council is maintaining school meal prices in 2027 and stepping up assistance for low-income families.

Lorient: assessment expected of SOS Police kiosk experiment near station

In Lorient, the municipal opposition is calling for an assessment of the police emergency call kiosk installed near the SNCF train station, which has been trialed for several months.

Renting energy-inefficient homes: remedies in case of refusal of work in co-ownership

While renting out homes rated G is banned and renting those rated F will be banned in 2028, new provisions envisage relaxations when the co-ownership refuses the work.

Haguenau: florists adapt before All Saints' Day

Ahead of All Saints' Day, florists in the Haguenau area are facing strong demand, with growing interest in sustainable arrangements or artificial flowers.

Chamesson: first 100% local chrysanthemum production

The Mi-Ombre farm, in Chamesson in Côte-d'Or, is offering for the first time locally produced chrysanthemums to meet All Saints' Day demand.

Weather in Corsica: sun and stormy cloudy spells Friday

Friday, the sun will dominate over a large part of Corsica, with cloudy spells potentially bringing locally stormy showers in the afternoon on the western side and in Southern Corsica.

Sébastien Lecornu's political base questioned

The press is questioning Sébastien Lecornu's ability to retain the support of his political base as the government faces several crises.