Events

Clermont hospital center strengthens its ophthalmology consultations

The Clermont hospital center announces the strengthening of its ophthalmology consultations to facilitate access to this specialty, after expanding its surgical offerings in early 2026.

Chicken paupiettes with chorizo sold in Savenay recalled

Chicken paupiettes with chorizo sold at Hyper U in Savenay (Loire-Atlantique) are subject to a consumer recall due to a risk of food poisoning.

New municipal elections announced in Berlaimont within three months

New municipal elections must be held in Berlaimont (Nord) within three months, with the composition of the lists still unknown.

Rouen: security exercise in Saint-Herbland tunnel to disrupt traffic

An exercise involving firefighters is scheduled for the morning of October 28 in the Saint-Herbland tunnel in Rouen, causing traffic difficulties in the city center.

A youth worker from Ille-et-Vilaine accused of rape remains in detention

The Rennes Court of Appeal confirmed the extension of the provisional detention of a youth worker from the Espace jeunes of Martigné-Ferchaud and Retiers, accused of rape and corruption of minors.

Two Britons tried in Caen for allegedly illegal excavations

The Caen court tried a British father and son on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, who had uncovered the Grandcamp-Maisy German battery, in excavations potentially illegal.

Operating room nurses at Trousseau Hospital in Tours on strike

On strike for about ten days, operating room nurses at Trousseau Hospital in Tours denounce reduced staffing and say they are on the verge of exhaustion. Management promises recruitment.

92-year-old woman burgled in Saussemesnil, Manche

A 92-year-old resident of the Étot Rouge hamlet in Saussemesnil was the victim of a burglary and had jewelry and Louis d'or gold coins stolen.

Woman from Alpes-Maritimes, victim of online hoax, speaks out

A resident of the Alpes-Maritimes recounts how a video of her, shared by influencer LaJolvance, was viewed millions of times and slipped out of her control.

Mutuelle Communale targeted by claimed cyberattack

A cyberattack has been claimed against Mutuelle Communale, with more than 50,000 contacts and 114,000 PDFs exposed, including health and social security data.

Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison saturated, guard attacked

The Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison has absorbed the arrival of more than twenty inmates in 48 hours, saturating a wing, and a guard has again been attacked.

Administrative court confirms suspension of EPSM director

The administrative court confirms the suspension of the EPSM director for the duration of the ongoing investigation.

In northern Isère, a mayor lends his office to set up a general practitioner

Residents of Saint-Romain-de-Jalionas had been without a general practitioner for several years. The mayor is making his own office available pending the opening of a health center.

Côte-d'Or: farmers demonstrate against wild boar damage

150 farmers from Côte-d'Or blocked the D 105 between Norges-la-Ville and Savigny-le-Sec to denounce damage caused by wild boar, before being received by the departmental hunting federation.

Haute-Marne: private ambulance workers demand payment of unpaid services

On Tuesday, October 27, private ambulance workers in southern Haute-Marne demonstrated outside Chaumont hospital to demand, among other things, 500,000 euros in unpaid patient transfer services owed since 2025.

Oise: deputy mayor of Neuilly-en-Thelle files complaint against former mayor

In Neuilly-en-Thelle, the first deputy mayor filed a complaint after a street altercation with former mayor Bernard Onclercq, in a context of tensions with current mayor Denis Jacob.

Court of Auditors highlights 100 million euros a year spent on Microsoft

In a report, the Court of Auditors highlights the state's dependence on Microsoft software, at a cost of around 100 million euros a year. It estimates that savings would be possible with free and open-source software.

Toulouse: two men arrested for speeding, drugs and large sum seized

Two men driving at high speed were arrested by police in Toulouse on Monday, October 26, 2026; officers discovered drugs and a large sum of money in their vehicle.

Strasbourg : Administrative tribunal authorizes eviction of Krimmeri-Meinau camp

The Administrative Tribunal of Strasbourg ordered on Tuesday, October 27, the dismantling of the camp in the Krimmeri-Meinau quarter within five days.

Health studies: decree on new "health portal degree" published for 2027

The decree establishing the new "health portal degree" is official and will apply from the 2027 academic year.

Robot tested in forest near Limoges to help firefighters

In Saint-Sylvestre forest, north of Limoges, Pompiers de l'urgence internationale are experimenting with a robot capable of interacting remotely with rescuers to locate and evacuate victims.

2G shutdown costs 300,000 euros for sanitation service in Marne

The Baizil wastewater treatment plant must be equipped to remain compatible with 5G, as the shutdown of 2G and then 3G renders its remote monitoring systems obsolete, at a cost of 300,000 euros.

Eu: mayor calls for speed checks after 140 km/h clocked in town

Following residents' complaints about speeding, the municipality of Eu is asking the municipal police to step up random checks.

Évreux: man armed with two knives threatens family and police officers

On October 21, 2026 in Évreux, an intoxicated man armed with two knives threatened a father and his children before attacking the responding police officers.

Accident on A15 at Sannois: two injured hospitalized

A road accident that occurred on October 26, 2026 on the A15 at Sannois left two people hospitalized, one in critical condition.

Movember: events in the Paris region for men's health

From November 1 to 30, several awareness events on male cancers and diseases are planned in the Paris region as part of Movember.

Vendôme: two CAF offices closed after assault on an agent

A woman in her forties was sentenced to twelve months in prison with a suspended sentence after assaulting a CAF agent in Vendôme with a knife and tear gas on October 22.

Saint-Denis-d'Anjou: Village mobilizes against heavy trucks damaging its heritage

Due to roadworks and a diversion, trucks are entering the narrow streets of the medieval village of Saint-Denis-d'Anjou, in the Mayenne department, causing significant damage.

Saint-Gobain CEO proposes entrusting school buildings to the private sector

Benoît Bazin, CEO of Saint-Gobain, advocates letting the private sector manage school buildings as in Germany and warns of the need to renovate public buildings.

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.

Bas-Rhin: over two million euros from emergency plan for farmers

Farmers in Bas-Rhin will benefit from the government's emergency agricultural plan, endowed with over two million euros, following the summer's natural hazards.